Jsyed
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Hello, I am trying to create SOAP client so that i can use Yahoo mail API. Can you please advice how can i create that using SOAP UI. Please see the attached example on yahoo API website. Please reply ASAP. // Construct the URL encoded URL to send requests $location = "http://mail.yahooapis.com/ws/mail/v1.1/soap?appid= " . urlencode($appid) . "&WSSID=" . urlencode($wssid); // Construct the SOAP client $client = new SoapClient("http://mail.yahooapis.com/ws/mail/v1.1/wsdl", array("location" => $location)); // Remove the leading "Y=" from the cookie string $credential = split("=", $cookie); // Set the "Y" cookie in the SOAP client $client->__setCookie("Y", $credential[1]); Thanks Junaid3.2KViews0likes1CommentLoad test that shows different IP address
Hey, Is there a way in soapUI to generate multiple IP addresses for load test. As far as i know on IIS when you send a request it keeps the socket open for sometime so if same IP address is making the call the response is much more faster as the socket is already open. I saw the option in Soap UI "close connection" does that closes the connection from the IIS side as well. If not how can i perform Load test with multiple IP's using soapUI. Thanks Junaid2.4KViews0likes1CommentIs there a way to disable soapUI xml parser
I have few required fields in the request object and if we don't pass any information to it application fills up the default value. However soap UI doesn't allow you leave those field empty and throws and error message. Is there a way that i bypass soap UI error message. Please advise. Thanks!1.5KViews0likes1CommentRe: How to add assertions to responses in a datasource loop?
Hi Ole! This is junaid li Colleague. Actually i was trying the suggestion you have given about putting assertion in datasource but i am having trouble doing so. First of all please advise is it possible to have two different type of error in the assertion. Meaning 1 error is soap fault and another one is actual error thrown by the system. I tried and i personally think we can't have soap fault and application error in the same because Xpath will be totally different for both. Please advice. Thanks Junaid1.4KViews0likes0CommentsRe: Running test step from groovy and removing that test step.
I think i didn't explain it properly. Suppose i have following test steps. 1. Delay 2. Some Groovy 3. Properties 4. Transfer Properties 5. Some request 6. Some Groovy 7. Some request. 8. some step 9. 10. I want to add test step in between step 6 and step 7 (code inside groovy at step 6)after that i want to run that step from groovy and then remove it from the test step list. I hope this explains my situation better. I was able to create test step but i want to know how i can place that in between step 6 and step 7. Thanks2.6KViews0likes0Comments