ContributionsMost RecentMost LikesSolutionsRe: Readyapi property expansion not working in kafka Connection Settings options Hello sorry for the late response, these are 2 screenshots from my properties file and basic tab. Please note that we have tried to access the properties also by using the global notation (as stated in the initial description) Re: Readyapi property expansion not working in kafka Connection Settings options The properties in this tab are not resolved, in the basic settings they get resolved. Thanks for the reply! Readyapi property expansion not working in kafka Connection Settings options I am running readyapi from command line and passing a properties file as an system option. The properties are successfully resolved in most of the cases (rest api endpoint, database connection), the only problem seems to be in the Kafka configuration, specifically in the "Connection Settings" tab. The command executed is: "path\to\testrunner.bat" "-sTest Suite" "-cTest Case" -r -j -f${WORKSPACE} "-RJUnit-Style HTML Report" -FXML -EDEFAULT -Dsoapui.properties="properties.txt" path\to\readyapi-project.xml I have tried to access the property with all the possible options provided here: https://support.smartbear.com/readyapi/docs/testing/properties/expansion.html#scopes. Can you please advice on how can i dynamically pass the properties to the Kafka connection settings? ReadyAPI Maven Jenkins Hello guys, I want to run ReadyApi tests as a maven project from Jenkins on a RedHat Enterprise VM. I have a Fixed PRO license. I have checked all the documentation found on the website but cannot really understand the procedure. Can someone explain the procedure on how to achieve this? Should i install the readyapi on the VM? Should i install only some test runner? Is the maven plugin enough? What about the license, do i need to install the license on the VM or the maven plugin should be point to the license file. Please note that if some other solution is simpler (e.g. Jenkins ready plugin) i can try that - maven is not necessary. Thanks in advance for your time, Spiros