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Re: Definition of "Concurrent TPS" for LoadUI Pro
TPS is not relevant for the license. The license limits the number of concurrent threads, and TPS may change depending on how long your test takes to execute and how long you wait to restart the thread.
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Re: Using data source property to load another data source
You can use property expansions to get data from the first data source, so you would have 2 Excel data sources in a row and a second one will have Worksheet value along the lines of ${DataSource#sample}
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Re: How to change the script library in headless?
Would this be of help? https://support.smartbear.com/readyapi/docs/testing/scripts/library.html
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Re: Bug! exception in phase 'semantic analysis' in source unit??
Did you contact the support team? Thats generally the best way to let developers know there is a bug that needs fixing :)
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Re: JDBC Datasource defaults to row 1 instead of row 0
What version are you using? Latest one seems to have the field empty and starts with row 0.
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Re: Creating mock service in Ready! API
You can do property transfer from project or virt properties, but data sources are a pro feature. You could probably cook up some groovy magic to use SoapUI NG data sources through.
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Re: Creating mock service in Ready! API
Technically you can create a bastard of a test suite with a lot of SOAP/REST VirtResponse test steps and groovy code to handle the issues that happen. This is not how we recommend to do virting. But why do you want to? Basic services in ServiceV can be created without a license, and its a lot cleaner. You can start and stop virts from your tests as well, without doing it manually.
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Re: How can I autoreplay one of my testcases?
You can use this notation to exit the loop at any time: if(condition) { break; } Or you can change the i=x value in the loop to run a specific number of times.
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Re: Create a new sample
You cannot add a link to it to the start pages or dashboard if that is what you want. Got to do it old-fashioned way with sharing your project and its docs for yourself. If this functionality is important, feel free to create a feature request.
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Re: How can I autoreplay one of my testcases?
You can use test case Teardown scripts to do this. This script should work, but there are probably lots of simpler ways. // IMPORTANT. CAN CAUSE INFINITE LOOP WITHOUT ITERATOR for (i = 0; i <1; i++) { def testCase = testRunner.testCase.testSuite.project.getTestSuiteByName("TestSuite 1").getTestCaseByName("TestCase 1") def properties = new com.eviware.soapui.support.types.StringToObjectMap () def async = false testCase.run (properties, async) }
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