MikeDally
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In Ready! API 1.6.0, how do you pass a Test Case tag as a command line parameter?
Hi Community, I am trying to run some SoapUI tests using the Maven command line. In particular, I want to run specific tests using the 'tagging' feature in SoapUI but I'm not sure how to achieve this using maven? I'm thinking somehthing along the lines of mvn test -Dtags=addAccount Can anyone help? Cheers, Mike2.3KViews0likes5CommentsRe: Is it possible to pass a parameter from the Maven command line to SoapUI?
Apologies for the late up date on this - I've been able to do this in the following way: Update the pom.xml configuration section with the following: <configuration> <reportName>SoapUI report</reportName> <projectFile>oxi-regression-user-acceptance-tests</projectFile> <outputFolder>${project.build.directory}/reports/</outputFolder> <junitReport>true</junitReport> <exportAll>true</exportAll> <printReport>true</printReport> <projectProperties> <projectProperty>Environment=${Environment}</projectProperty> </projectProperties> </configuration> Then in my maven command reference this as: mvn test -DEnvironment=staging8.4KViews1like0CommentsRe: Is it possible to pass a parameter from the Maven command line to SoapUI?
Sorry, I should clarify: In my SoapUI project, I have a custom project-level property called 'environment'. When I build the test using mvn test I would like to be able to pass this variable from the command line. Cheers, Mike P.s. I am using Ready-API 1.4.18.5KViews0likes5CommentsIs it possible to pass a parameter from the Maven command line to SoapUI?
Hi SoapUI Community, I would like to build my SoapUI project by passing in a parameter. In my case, I want to specify the environment I want use, and use this as a property in SoapUI. Can anyone suggest what changes I need to make to my pom.xml file and SoapUI project?Solved8.7KViews0likes7CommentsRe: View a PDF in SOAPUI?
Is this the entire response? I've seen cases where a PDF has been encoded in Base64 format (which will look like a bunch of letters and numbers). If that's the case, then that can be decoded in SoapUI Using the following groovy script: def groovyUtils = new com.eviware.soapui.support.GroovyUtils( context ); import org.apache.commons.codec.binary.Base64; Base64 coder = new Base64(); def timeInMilis = System.currentTimeMillis() def filename = context.expand( '/invoice' + timeInMilis +'.pdf') def encodedString = context.expand( '${#TestCase#base64Text}' ); def decoded = encodedString.decodeBase64(); def f = new File(groovyUtils.projectPath + filename); f.delete(); f << decoded log.info(groovyUtils.projectPath + filename); Assuming you have a test case property called base64Text (where you've extracted and stored the encoded data) this code will decode the rest for you, and save it as a PDF file.14KViews1like3Comments