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Re: Import postman collections to SoapUi
It appears that SoapUI 5.7.2 comes with version 1.0.1 of the readyapi-postman plugin. That appears to correspond to a commit made 8 years ago. Is there any way to know what the compatibility matrix is? Would a more recent version of the plugin work with both the more recent postman versions and this apparently older soapui release? I have a feeling no one who would have these answers is going to see this.299Views1like0CommentsRe: Import postman collections to SoapUi
As this is apparently open source, I would consider stepping through this code to see whether it's practical to fix. It's not clear exactly what open source components are in play here. I noticed both https://github.com/SmartBear/soapui and https://github.com/SmartBear/readyapi-postman-plugin . I don't see any sign in the soapui code of any way to import Postman collections (I've looked at a couple of different branches, including "release-5.7.2"). The plugin seems it could be where it's done, but I don't understand how that is integrated into soapui, and that is apparently for "Ready API", not the open source SoapUI. The plugin docs refer to an "Integrations" tab in SoapUI, which I don't see in 5.7.2.333Views1like0CommentsRe: How to create a mock response that returns a 429 status code (not in the list of choices)?
I heard that I can do this by changing the dispatch type to "Script" instead of "Sequence", but it's not at all obvious what to write in the script. Note that I'm now running v5.5.0 (opensource). I tried changing the mock action from "Sequence" to "Script". I then tried a very simple script, like the following: mockRequest.httpResponse.status = 429 I then click the Play button, which when I was using "Sequence", this would just start the listener and wait for requests to come in. Instead, when I clicked the Play button, it immediately failed with: com.eviware.soapui.impl.wsdl.mock.DispatchException: Failed to dispatch using script; java.lang.NullPointerException: Cannot get property 'httpResponse' on null object I then added a line like the following before this line: log.info("mockRequest[" + mockRequest + "]") When I clicked Play again, it printed this in the script log: Sat Jan 18 08:53:24 PST 2020:INFO:mockRequest[null] I am obviously missing some basic details in the setup of this.1.2KViews0likes0CommentsHow to create a mock response that returns a 429 status code (not in the list of choices)?
I'm trying to use soapui to create a mock REST server that responds with a 429 status code. I was going through the steps when I got to the mock response, and I saw I could select the response status code from the dropdown. Unfortunately, 429 is not one of the options. How can I create a mock response that returns a 429 status code?1.3KViews0likes1CommentRe: Message about 5.1.2 results in 5.0.0 installer
I see. It would really make sense if this was clearer. It's not obvious to a casual observer that the product advertised in "available updates" is not the same product that they are using. In addition, I see that today, on the dialog that says "New Version of SoapUI is Available", clicking "Download latest version" gets a 500 error.1.1KViews0likes0CommentsMessage about 5.1.2 results in 5.0.0 installer
Today I installed SoapUI 5.0.0. When I ran it, the "Starter Page" said 5.1 was available, and it immediately gave me a dialog saying that 5.1.2 was available, and prompted me to "Download the latest version". When I followed that path, I found that the installer was still labeled 5.0.0. What's going on here?1.3KViews0likes2CommentsPossible to create a MockService for only some ops?
Creating a MockService for an operation from a WSDL is pretty easy. However, is it possible or practical to only mock "some" of the operations from a WSDL, but pass the others to a "real" handler? Our backend operations have a WSDL with dozens of operations. I want to mock a single operation, and have all the other operations go to our "real" backend test server. Is this possible?1.6KViews0likes4Comments