Brian_Mowbray
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Performance test report options?
1) the statistics report generated by the load / performance test spit out a summary / averages for the run. Are there any options that would allow for me to get the details - the stats for each run? 2) are there any other options for generating the reports that might be interesting? The guide refers to setting options for the report, but not sure where to find what I can pass here?1.1KViews0likes1CommentRe: Passing properties to the test project via the command line runner
I just tried on 3.5 as well, same issue. "C:\Program Files (x86)\eviware\soapUI-Pro-3.5\bin\loadtestrunner.bat" -sDocQueryLoadTestSuite -cDocQuery-ThreeDocuments -n1 -m10 -r -fResults -Pk1=v1 -Pk2=v2 C:\Projects\nhinc\Current\Product\IntegrationTest\PerformanceTest\LoadTestWithLightWeightAdapterComponents.xml1.5KViews0likes0CommentsPassing properties to the test project via the command line runner
If I kick off a test using the command line runner (i.e. loadtestrunner.bat), the documentation [http://www.soapui.org/userguide/commandline/loadtestrunner.html] indicates that I can set a project property using the -P parameter. I did the following: "C:\Program Files (x86)\eviware\soapUI-Pro-3.0.1\bin\loadtestrunner.bat" LoadTestWithLightWeightAdapterComponents.xml -n1 -m10 -r -fResults -Ppropertyname=value I would think I should be able to read the property using this syntax: log.info("read commandline value = " + project.getPropertyValue("propertyname") ); But my log indicates that the value is null: 2010-04-08 11:52:59,197 INFO [log] read commandline value = null Is my thinking correct on how to use this? Something that I am missing?3KViews0likes8CommentsRe: Issue with context.findProperty using load test running
If I understand, the method you propose would find the property if you know where it is (i.e. it is in the scope of the test case) where this method traverses several locations (context.getProperty, then testCase.getPropertyValue, then test suite, then project). Unless I am mistaken, there is not an existing soapui method that does this, right? delegate.getProperty(propertyName) ?: delegate.testCase.getPropertyValue(propertyName) ?: delegate.testCase.testSuite.getPropertyValue(propertyName) ?: delegate.testCase.testSuite.project.getPropertyValue(propertyName) (the other thing that I didn't mention on this post is that this was a simplified version of the true use of it - there really is a desire to find properties at various levels to allow for optional override of values)1.8KViews0likes0Comments