Schema compliance assertion with local files
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11-17-2011
11:59 PM
11-17-2011
11:59 PM
Schema compliance assertion with local files
Hello,
The current version of soapUI (Pro) offers an assertion called "Schema Compliance" which takes the URL of the WSDL to be validated against. However it would be useful to also have the possibility checking against a local WSDL in the file system.
This way it would be possible to check if the webservice implementation actually complies with the specified WSDL.
Sincerely,
Robert
The current version of soapUI (Pro) offers an assertion called "Schema Compliance" which takes the URL of the WSDL to be validated against. However it would be useful to also have the possibility checking against a local WSDL in the file system.
This way it would be possible to check if the webservice implementation actually complies with the specified WSDL.
Sincerely,
Robert
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11-18-2011
01:00 AM
11-18-2011
01:00 AM
Hi Robert,
have you tried specifying a file url here, ie "file:<path to file>"
regards,
/Ole
SmartBear Software
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have you tried specifying a file url here, ie "file:<path to file>"
regards,
/Ole
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11-18-2011
02:36 AM
11-18-2011
02:36 AM
Yes, I have tried that. The WSDL is loaded but it seems as if the XSD cannot be loaded, i.e. the schema validation fails. The WSDL contains an import statement for the XSD. When giving the URL to the WSDL like http://[....]?wsdl the schema validation is successful.
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11-18-2011
05:31 AM
11-18-2011
05:31 AM
Hi,
ok.. hm... is the xsd import relative or absolute?
Could you share the WSDL and the XSD so we can have a look why this is not working?
regards,
/Ole
SmartBear Software
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ok.. hm... is the xsd import relative or absolute?
Could you share the WSDL and the XSD so we can have a look why this is not working?
regards,
/Ole
SmartBear Software
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11-18-2011
05:51 AM
11-18-2011
05:51 AM
The import is relative. I'm sorry but I cannot post the interface definition here in the forum as it contains some internals. However maybe you have some PGP address or else where I can send a modified version to?
Cheers,
Robert
Cheers,
Robert
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11-18-2011
05:58 AM
11-18-2011
05:58 AM
Hi Robert,
yes - you could mail them to smartbear-sweden-support@smartbear.com and we'll answer from there..
regards!
/Ole
SmartBear Software
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yes - you could mail them to smartbear-sweden-support@smartbear.com and we'll answer from there..
regards!
/Ole
SmartBear Software
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