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request parameters not appearing in SoapUI Pro
I create a resource in the Projects tab, with a parameter. I add to Test Case, but the parameter table is empty. It says to use the project tool to add request parameters. There is already a parameter with a name and value. Why is my parameter not appearing is the test case?Solved1.7KViews0likes2CommentsSoapUI Pro 2.7 - strings containing base64-encoded binary data in response
Hi, In a REST response, I get data returned as an inline array of strings containing base64-encoded binary data (data:image/jpeg;base64) . In the request properties, I created a dump file (image.jpeg). The file exists, but I can't open the file. Is there something I'm missing?Solved1.9KViews0likes1CommentDetailed report from SoapUI NG Pro...
Hi, I'm pretty new to using SoapUI NG Pro, and I'm having a tough time trying to figure out how to get more detail in a report. The canned Test Case Results report is a good start, but I need more detail in the report. Specifically, I need to be able to show for each API call, what REST request was made and the response (JSON) from the server. I'm using Ready API 1.8. Is there a way to do this? Thanks, Jeff1.2KViews0likes3CommentsRe: getting the PC's date format
Hi Helen, Thank you for your help. That helped a lot! I did have to make a minor adjustment though. Since patientGB.textDateOfBirth is actually a Janus calendar control, doing as you suggested was getting input correctly, but was not ending up correct in the application. I kept ending up with 10/16/2012. I changed this line from: textBox.Keys(aqConvert.DateTimeToFormatStr(dt, "%x") + "[Tab]"); to: textBox.set_Value(aqConvert.DateTimeToFormatStr(dt, "%x") ); textBox.Keys("[Tab]"); Jeff793Views0likes0CommentsRe: getting the PC's date format
I don't see any properties of textDateOfBirth that would tell me what the correct date format is. There is a get_DateFormat method though, but that only tells me that it's "short". Even though Utilities.ShortDateFormat is obsolete, is there some other reason I shouldn't use this? What replaced this?789Views0likes0Commentsgetting the PC's date format
Hi, I have the need to know the PC's date format so that I can correctly enter a date field. Unfortunately, this can vary in different languages. Utilities.ShortDateFormat works, but I see that it's an obsolete property. Here's an example of what I'm doing in my script. Is there another way I should be doing this? if (Utilities.ShortDateFormat = "M/d/yyyy") { // Enter Patient DOB textBox = patientGB.textDateOfBirth; textBox.Keys("10151960[Tab]"); } else if (Utilities.ShortDateFormat = "yyyy/M/d") { // Enter Patient DOB textBox = patientGB.textDateOfBirth; textBox.Keys("19601015[Tab]"); } else if (Utilities.ShortDateFormat = "d/M/yyyy") { // Enter Patient DOB textBox = patientGB.textDateOfBirth; textBox.Keys("15101960[Tab]"); }12KViews0likes4CommentsRe: running specific tests in TestExecute...
Thanks Robert. I think creating multiple BAT files is probably a cleaner and easier way to run the scripts. That also means I only have to give them one project file too. I'd still like to see a "run selected item" option as well in TestExecute, similar to the "run focused item" in the TestComplete project. Jeff743Views0likes0Commentsrunning specific tests in TestExecute...
I have a question about running specific tests in TestExecute. In TestComplete, I add a bunch of test items in the project. There may be 10 or more test items in the project. When I copy the project to my test PC, and open in TestExecute, when I select Run (from the TestExecute icon in the system tray), I don't get to choose the specific test I may want to run. It runs all checked items in the project. This seem really inflexible, and a big hole in TestExecute. This can be accomplished by running TestExecute from the command line, but I don't want to have the testers remembering a bunch of command line arguments to run a specific test. I've also set this up to run as a distributed test and executed from TestComplete, but the time to set it up, and the actual running is very slow. This also seems to be very error prone. To get around this, I've only selected one test item in the project, saved it, then copied the project file to the test PC, and renamed it to match the test I want to run. This creates a huge amount of overhead though, because I now have to have multiple versions of my project on the test PC. Seems to me that the best way would be for TestExecute to allow running either all scripts selected in the project or a specific script when I run from the system tray. Am I missing something, or is there a way to accomplish this? I'm running TestComplete 8.0.290.7 and TestExecute 8.0.290.11. Jeff16KViews0likes2Comments