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What is the current method to converge XML project to composite?
What is the current method to converge XML project to composite? Several versions back I seem to remember that ReadyAPI had some ways to be able to simply convert to composite. If there isn't a simple way, what would be the steps? Would be it be to copy the test suites over to a new composite project, then export/import the project properties and then export/import the WADL? What about the authentication configuration?Solved1.2KViews0likes2CommentsNeed to either find where the HTTP log is written to or save contents of HTTP log
I have a test case that make a number of calls for setup - via another test case that I need to save the HTTP log traffic. The windows doesn't catch all the traffic since it is limited to some number of lines. I would like to find the file that the HTTP trace is logged to or call some Groovy code to write the traffic to a log file. Another option would be if there is a way to increase this limit?Solved3KViews0likes6CommentsRe: How do I minimize merge conflicts in a ReadyApi composite project when working as part of a team?
As others have posted, use "pretty print project" setting and composite projects - these will make understanding the changes a lot easier. I would add using .csv files for data sources instead of .xls which are binary files. I would add that if you are doing groovy scripting, then store dynamic data in the context object instead of in a property. You can still access it in a later test step in the test case but that data won't be saved to the project.xml.1.6KViews0likes1CommentRe: Ready Api 2.2.0 - Scipt Library - Update to the Scripts not reflecting
Not familiar with ReadyAPI v2.x, but for v1.x - I would make sure that you copy the Groovy code into the correct location. We keep the code in source code control so we have copy the groovy script from our personal sandbox directories into the expected location by ReadyAPI, which is ${SmartBearDir}/bin/scripts/${libName}/. As long as the Groovy code is syntactically correct it will be updated. The ReadyAPI log tab will show what directories it is scanning for changes, when it compiles the groovy to a jar, and if there are issues.2.4KViews1like2CommentsRe: General Question : Why do so many SoapUI users appear to use Groovy scripts to run tests?
I think many answers are misunderstanding your question as I understand it. I read your question as why are users using Groovy to run test cases. I'm aware of two situations, one is to use a previous test case as a setup for the current test case. The second is using a test case as a library call - this is when the library procedure needs to make a HTTP request to the system under test and these requests are not done via Groovy.3.8KViews1like2CommentsRe: Create groovy script to generate Luhn Algorithm
Read closely https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Luhn_algorithm - about verifying a number against the check digit which is the last digit. I created a function that generated a random number - one digit shorter than I needed, then ran the Luhn check to get the check digit and then appended that. This example shows a function that returns the check digit in Java https://github.com/nishan/luhn_java/blob/master/src/org/luhn/Luhn.java FYI, here is another way to verify a number in Groovy http://rosettacode.org/wiki/Luhn_test_of_credit_card_numbers#Groovy2.9KViews0likes0CommentsReadyAPI v1.9.0 authorization set in API definition no longer used - worked fine in v1.5.0
In ReadyAPI v1.9.0, the auth settings for an endpoint no longer cause the Authorization header to be included in a REST test step. I have user and password setup in the API definition (on the Projects tab) instead of adding it to each request in every test case. This is working fine in ReadyAPI v1.5.0 but not at all in v1.9.0. Anything I can do to fix, except write a script to change every request step in my project?875Views0likes1CommentRe: HOw LoadUi Works
So the logs for ReadyAPI reside in $HOME/.readyapi/logs/ (this is true for Linux/Mac/Windows) - you will find ready-api.log there. As far as, why your requests aren't showing up in splunk, there could be many reasons: is LoadUI targeting what you expect? are the LoadUI requests doing the type of transactions that splunk logs? As far as how it works, take a look at the older LoadUI v2.x, it may shed some light on how the internals somewhat work.1.9KViews0likes0Comments