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Re: Call Test in Another XML
Ok - I found out how with other forums to "Call" or "GoTo" - here is the problem. I want to use another script (held in another XML) but apply the results to my running XML. Project-1 Project-2 When Running Project-2 I can use this code: project =testRunner.getTestCase().getTestSuite().getProject().getWorkspace().getProjectByName("Code Reuse-1") testSuite = project.getTestSuiteByName("SETUP") testCase = testSuite.getTestCaseByName("Test_Selector") runner = testCase.run(new com.eviware.soapui.support.types.StringToObjectMap(), false) runner.gotoStepByName("Enviornment_Selection_VIP") This calls my Environment Script (which houses all the host, db connect strings etc...) The problem is when it does run - it applies to "Project-1" properties - not my "Project-2" How can I get it to run, but apply the results to my Proejct-2 properties?741Views0likes0CommentsRe: How to validate the response if it is encrypted
I think we would need more info - but I have to do this also, however I know what the encryption is. I use JDBC step where I get the actual encrypted password made from "Test123". Therefore I always know that {SHA-256-1}NBcwgbRlieKVLSOO0eUuftbiIavrNudRoTt+A= means "Test123" There is no way you'll be able to validate encryption w/out the ability to know the actual string value or with de-crypting ability. But i'm no expert but figured I'd reply.974Views0likes0CommentsRe: Compare two response xml's
A very difficult but good question... The answer you don't want is "I don't know" exactly - I've been using SoapUI for 4 years now. There are a few things you could do but rather annoying. 1. The best way in PRO is "Message Content Assertion" > This is rather a nice addition, but again you're stuck with PRO as well as the "assertion" rules and not exactly just eye-shot comparing. But This is the way I would go if you want to match EVERY return field. The other issue is if your response if "null" in any field is NOT returned in your element you will run into a problem. 2. XPath Match between two testSteps > Same concept but you can use in free version. In your second step you can set the XPath Match and point to the previous run step. The issue is you're actually looking for a "MATCH" TRUE - which is most likely what you don't want. 3. Groovy Script assertion is probably better flexibility. > This you can "GET DATA" on each field you want to compare. def xml1-firstname = context.expand( '${getCustomerInfo1#Response#declare namespace ns2=\'http://work.com/services/servicelayer\'; //ns2:GetCustomerInfoResponse[1]/ns2:regions[1]/ns2:name[1]}' ) def xml2-firstname = context.expand( '${getCustomerInfo2#Response#declare namespace ns2=\'http://cleveland.vonage.com/services/servicelayer\'; //ns2:GetCustomerInfoResponse[1]/ns2:towns[1]/ns2:nxx[1]}' ) xml1-firstname == xml2firstname or xml1-firstname != xml2firstname Again VERY tedious work and annoying because you will need a specific code parameter if you want it to == or != It would be nice if SoapUI can add a XPath MisMatch7.4KViews1like0Comments