ContributionsMost RecentMost LikesSolutionsRe: Ready! API 1.3 has gone live Has the memory issue been addressed yet? I can't use software that from startup hogs >1GB of memory Re: Outgoing WSS overrides by method/environment Well, you could define an event that triggers on test step (or case or suite) execution that does this. That way you don't have to write a whole bunch of scripts, just the one. Re: After refactoring, still get old results It's possible that SoapUI is using a cached file, I assume you shut down SoapUI before editing the WSDL file? Try reloading the project. Re: ready-api.log and ready-api-errors.log paths You should be able to change the path in the soaui-log4j.xml file in the \bin folder. Change the File param value to include the desired path. Re: Create a large file for a BulkProcess test in SoapUI Pro Without knowing anything about the application you're testing it's rather hard but I'll take a stab at it, have you tried sending the request as a POST? Re: ReadyAPI! Project property In the bin folder where you installed Ready API is a log file called ready-api-errors.log, check it for any errors that may occur when you execute the command line, it could be a simple spelling error. You should also consider upgrading to 1.2.2 (but stay away from 1.3.0, it's not very stable). Re: generalizing an expression - beginner user needs help :) Well, SoapUI uses Groovy so that API may be useful: http://docs.groovy-lang.org/latest/html/gapi/ There are also the SoapUI specific libraries: https://www.soapui.org/apidocs/index.html?overview-summary.html Other than that I mostly google the problem and read a lot. Re: How to use groovy scripting to dynamically generate request XML?New to scripting please help! This is probably what you are looking for: http://www.groovy-lang.org/processing-xml.html#_creating_xml Re: How do I add a Cipher string to an HTTP Request? Not sure if this is what you are looking for but you can set up SSL authentication in the SoapUI preferences (click File => Preferences) here: Re: generalizing an expression - beginner user needs help :) OK, got it. Well, getting test step names i pretty simple, however you will need to supply the 0-based index of where the desired step is meaning that if you want to generalize you have to put that particular step at the same index everywhere (btw, test step name is the same as the request name). Here goes: def testStepName = context.testCase.getTestStepAt(n).getName() where n is the 0-based index. Now you can simply use testStepName here: def request_total = context.expand('${' + testStepName + '#response#$[n].totalCount}') Notice that since testStepName is a variable you have to concat the strings, hence the ' and the + surrounding it.