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Re: Setting up Custom Java Properties for Load UI
Hi I'm no expert, but I see that in my LoadUI-2.5.3 directory I see there a couple of Window batch files (and Shell command) which have in them various Java settings loadUI.bat has: set JAVA_OPTS=-Xms128m -Xmx1024m -XX:MaxPermSize=256m Running this loads LoadUI (albeit with the noisy command window) - so it's possible you could cut your own version of this and add your property and run it this way. There is also "loadUI-cmd.bat" will does just the Java settings without the application load - I don't know if this gets used by the application(exe) to set environment. I used this same approach with SoapUI to get 32-bit Java running (on Windows 7) Just a pointer Dazed12 years agoPlace ReadyAPI QuestionsReadyAPI Questions861Views0likes0CommentsPassing HTTP Session state between Groovy-based components
Hi With LoadUI - is there a way to pass on HTTP Session state from one Groovy-based HTTP Runner component to another? I have a reasonably involved logon process to the site I want to test. I couldn't get this logon working with SoapUI, given a heap of non-static fields in the page, but have managed successfully with a Groovy script (outside of LoadUI) - hence the question about Groovy. I'm new to LoadUI - and only went to Groovy when I saw it was available for use here. I would like to be able to take a connected session from one component and then run a cycle of further tests, using another component. For this to work I'd need to retain access to all the usual cookie stuff and various url parameters - ideally I'd retain the HTTPBuilder object reference I'm using rather than have to rebuild all the internals, but suspect that isn't going to be possible. Thanks Dazed12 years agoPlace ReadyAPI QuestionsReadyAPI Questions1.7KViews0likes2Comments