ContributionsMost RecentMost LikesSolutionsRe: Save REST response in soapui iteself i.e not to the external file Thanks for the solution. The first one will help to solve the issue. So, the SOAPUI tool does not have an option to store the response. Every time we need to run the test case and check the response. Thanks. Save REST response in soapui iteself i.e not to the external fileHi, I want to save the REST repose/s in the SOAPUI itself and not to the external file. Because I am creating project/suite/TC etc., whenver i want i have to refer the responses. Is it possible?, Thanks in AdvanceSolvedGroovy Function How to call function from one groovy script to another groovy script. Please suggest REST framework Hi,we are planning to Automate 50% of the work in REST. We already built remaining 50% of APIs in SOAP. Now we are planning to combine these two and execute. Please suggest some best framework and also the best way to combine these two APIs. Note: This is E2E Automation. Re: I want to store the entire xml response in the specified location Hi, its working now with the following lines of code: def myOutFile = "File Path" def response = context.expand( '${Methodname#Response}' ) def myOutFile1 = new File(myOutFile) myOutFile1.write(response, "UTF-8") Re: I want to store the entire xml response in the specified location Hi, how to store the entire xml responses in the specified location by using Groovy Scripting. I want to store the entire xml response in the specified location Hi, I want to store the entire xml response in the specified location as it is (which includes the xml tags). Pl. help. Re: how to stop the groovy script during the execution Thanks Rao for your update Re: how to stop the groovy script during the execution Hi Rao, My script contains 5K lines of code and I want to stop the script at particular stage/whenever I want. Some of the keys are available in QTP/Selenium etc, in the same way do we have any option by pressing Ctrl+Z or Escape key etc. how to stop the groovy script during the execution Can we stop the groovy script during the execution? by using Ctrl+Z etc.