ContributionsMost RecentMost LikesSolutionsRe: WS-Security decrypt of incoming message failing with no error indication - SoapUI 5.2.1 on Ubuntu Bummer, I tried that with high hopes, but alas, still no joy. In fact, SoapUI failed to add a signature for the outgoing message (a new problem). I also saw a discussion that referenced wss4j-1.6.19.jar as a problem. I separately tried multiple levels of wss4j.jar, but no improvements. One possible factor is that I am using the IBM JRE, rather than the bundled JRE (Oracle version?). Licensing issues with the non-IBM JREs... Thanks for the reply tho, Jim WS-Security decrypt of incoming message failing with no error indication - SoapUI 5.2.1 on Ubuntu I receive a SOAP response message that is encrypted with the certificate that is stored in the Java keystore defined to SoapUI. The SoapUI incoming WSS definition is: The request from SoapUI specifies the "Decrypt" incoming WSS. The output from the web service is encrypted with the SoapUI/keystore's certificate. The entry in the SoapUI/keystore: keysfromclient, Mar 8, 2017, keyEntry, Certificate fingerprint (SHA1): 0F:98:5D:50:F5:4B:97:C0:83:36:73:0E:66:03:AC:A2:9A:AE:68:92 When I send the request, I get the encrypted message in the "raw" tab of the response pane, and no error message in the error log. Below the Request pane, there is a message "Error getting response: null" The SoapUI log has: Thu Mar 16 18:47:07 EDT 2017:DEBUG:Attempt 1 to execute request Thu Mar 16 18:47:07 EDT 2017:DEBUG:Sending request: POST /BookingService/sign HTTP/1.1 Thu Mar 16 18:47:07 EDT 2017:DEBUG:Receiving response: HTTP/1.1 200 OK Thu Mar 16 18:47:07 EDT 2017:DEBUG:Connection can be kept alive indefinitely Thu Mar 16 18:47:07 EDT 2017:INFO:Error getting response for [BookingServiceSOAP.BookTravel:10- Crypto Request]; null Thu Mar 16 18:47:40 EDT 2017:DEBUG:Connection closed The HTTP log has basically what is shown in the "raw" response pane. The error log is empty. Any ideas? I have no error messages to give me any guidance. Jim Re: Need a SoapUI 5.2.1 desktop icon for Ubuntu 14.04 Rupert, That is the icon I am looking for, but it only shows in the launcher bar while SoapUI is running. I want the PNG so I can use it as the desktop icon to start SoapUI. I have not been able to find anything but the splash screen PNG. Need a SoapUI 5.2.1 desktop icon for Ubuntu 14.04 I installed the SoapUI 5.2.1 Linux tarball (Java not included) on Ubuntu 14.04. I cannot find the SoapUI graphic (PNG) that I can use for a desktop icon, just the splash screen PNG. Suggestions? SolvedRe: "Error getting response" while processing WSS response I'm getting the same problem. Blank response pane, but HTTP log shows the correct response being received by SoapUI. Error log is empty. SoapUI team, where are you? This is a serious problem for anyone testing WS-Security stuff... Thanks Font problems in SoapUI 5.0.0 window itselfSoapUI 5.0.0, Red Hat Linux, using JRE from Linux (renamed SoapUI jre folder) I use a property that has an underscore character, like "public_ip". When I define it in Preferences, the underscore character displays correctly. When I open the Request window, the endpoint URL field appears too short for the font. A "g" and "p" character in the URL is cut off at the bottom, and the property name appears as "public ip". The property is being found, so the problem appears to be in the rendering of the field. I would like to change the font to see if I can fix the rendering problem. I tried using the Native L+F, but it made the problem much worse. 1) How can I control the font that is used in the SoapUI interface? 2) How can I fix the rendering of the endpoint URL field in a Request window?SoapUI window freezes on request submissionSoapUI 5.0.0, Red Hat Linux When I click the Submit button on the Request window, the progress bar starts to move, but then stops. At that point, the whole SoapUI window becomes frozen/non-responsive. I cannot manipulate the Request window. I cannot even close the SoapUI window. At that point, if I cover the SoapUI window with another window, and then uncover the SoapUI window, the previously-covered area of the SoapUI window is completely gray. I must use a Linux kill command to terminate the SoapUI process. The SoapUI log does not give any indication of an error.