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Re: Two different REST endpoints for each environment - how to handle this?
Unfortunately this solution is not solving anything really. Yes I see two url's in my environment now. But how I can specify that for some test cases I need url #1 and for the rest url #2? There is no such way. When I specify an environment for my test suite-- an url will be selected automatically and it is always a first url in the env list.6.4KViews0likes1Commentready api fail to start
It happened second time in row. I mean it crashed on starting up yesterday and did the same today. I had to kill a process to make it operable. It is bad enough that it takes forever to start Ready API, now it is crashing on startup. I run it on Mac.Solved2.2KViews0likes2CommentsRe: Is this still true that you can only run a single statement per JDBC step?
If you need to test an API that creates an user. And you need to automate this step - how are you going to get rid of this user at the end of you test? You need to add steps to do cleanup, to delete your user. That is what I call 'mainantanance' steps. And because users's properties are written in several tables - I have to delete it from several tables meaning create several sql statements.2.2KViews0likes1CommentIs this still true that you can only run a single statement per JDBC step?
REST API I create users via API and have to drop them after that so that this scenario can be automated. POST user makes entiries into four different tables. So I have to create four JDBC steps? Or even more if I want to add 'select' steps in between 'delete' to make sure that users were dropped.2.3KViews0likes5CommentsEnvironment manager -- need to be able to assign a JDBC connection sting to a particular endpoint
This is absolutely critical for our automation project. Here is my scenario (REST API project) Get ID JDBD - drop the ID from the db PUT - update user by adding ID JDBC - select the ID from DB to make sure that it was inserted into db I cannot automate this kind of scenarios because for each environment I have to select JDBC connection sting manually.3.9KViews1like2Commentshow to assign a particular jdbc setup to a particular environment
Hello, Ability run the same tests against diffefrent environments is a key feature for us. the difference between environments are their urls and databases. Unfortunatelly I could not figure out how to assign a particular jdbc setup to a particular environment. Below is what I did: Select SoapUI Ng Select your project click Databases and configures all databases that I need for different environments Click Envoronment select some env that I created earlier Click REST services to make sure that an endpoint is correct Click JDBC Connections and I see all avalable jdcb connections as a list. How I can associate one particular connection needed for this environment? I don't see a way to do it. My test steps have Several jdbc requests. Therefore before running my test suite for a selected environment I have to change Connection value manually for every single jdbc request. it practically destoys the whole idea of the Environments and automation. Any idea? Thank you, IrinaSolved1.7KViews0likes1Comment