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vikititor
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5 years ago
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How start ServiceV on ethernet port instead of on localhost

I am user of ReadyAPI PRO.  Now I created some virtual service - it is listenning on "localhost" but I need to send some request in to it form public ethernet. Because there are other security setti...
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    vikititor
    5 years ago

    I finally understand of Smartbear policy.. 

    Pay again, pay again.. 

    Like in the beginning: download ReadyAPI with SoapUI PRO (reasonable - I know why, add value is know).

    Once when I developed a huge MOCK with quite long scripts.. all works on localhot. I did not get idea, that I have to pay extre 1000 EUR (COMMON.. this is a lot!) for running MOCK on ethernet.

    As a solution (thanks looong investigation and late response on community server) was choicen free version of SoapUI.

    Thanks to succeded migration scipts form PRO to free I found, that I can realay on SoapUI only for the future. 

    So in the end.. Good news for as. We dont have to pay for licenses. 

    Thank you. 

vikititor's avatar
vikititor
Contributor

I finally understand of Smartbear policy.. 

Pay again, pay again.. 

Like in the beginning: download ReadyAPI with SoapUI PRO (reasonable - I know why, add value is know).

Once when I developed a huge MOCK with quite long scripts.. all works on localhot. I did not get idea, that I have to pay extre 1000 EUR (COMMON.. this is a lot!) for running MOCK on ethernet.

As a solution (thanks looong investigation and late response on community server) was choicen free version of SoapUI.

Thanks to succeded migration scipts form PRO to free I found, that I can realay on SoapUI only for the future. 

So in the end.. Good news for as. We dont have to pay for licenses. 

Thank you. 

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AlexKaras
Champion Level 3
5 years ago

Hi,

 

> I finally understand of Smartbear policy..

Good. Old school guys used to read documentation first and evaluate. And only after that they are starting to dig. :)

 

> We dont have to pay for licenses.

I believe that customers of your product do not pay you either, don't they?

 

> Pay again, pay again.. 

And the fact that SoapUI OS (open source) is provided by the same company tells you nothing?