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Re: How to Store executed request Response from VirtServer to local
Hi, Thanks for your reply :) The real service log is not having request response details. I need a pair of executed virtual services. The virtserver log is havingonly limited things and every time i need to capture the request/response manualy. So is there any other way to retrieve the request and response the way we do store request and response in sopaui. Note : Virt server is running in different ip and service running in different ip1.7KViews0likes1CommentHow to Store executed request Response from VirtServer to local
Hi, I have virtualized few services and those service is called by real system. Whenever we call the virtualized serive from real system the request and response is been displayed in virtserver transaction log. My requirement is how can i store all the executed request response in Local automatcally. Note: in Soapui we can store when we use the client as Soapui. But i need to take a req/res from virtserver in every execution1.8KViews0likes3CommentsHow to Extract value from CDATA
Let me explain my scenarion first. I have Request and Response . Both are having CDATA. While doing virtualization in ServiceV PRO I need to extract some specific value from Request so that i could set a condition to dispatch a response. Here is my question, How can i extract value from CDATA using query match dispatch style. so that i could make a mock Response. I'm awaiting for reply.1.7KViews0likes3CommentsRe: How to send http POST Request from ServiceV PRO
There are my Requirement Step 1 : Created virtual service for service1 step 2: When hitting from client(soapui) getting response Step3 : After 5 min from response of Service 1 ,I should get http post request xml for a a service 2 from serviceV PRO Have tried some scripts in After request script option in ServiceV PRO EX: def doGET() { try { def http = new HTTPBuilder('http://soundly.me') http.get( path : '/endpoint', query : [helowrld:'hi!'] ) { resp -> return resp.entity.content.text } } catch(groovyx.net.http.HttpResponseException e) { println e.toString() } } println 'doGET(): ' + doGET() But no luck on this2.2KViews0likes1Comment