ContributionsMost RecentMost LikesSolutionsRe: Creating mock service in Ready! API Can I also add a property transfer to the mock response without purchasing the license? Thanks. Creating mock service in Ready! API Is there any other way on how to create a mock service without using ServiceV? Thanks! Re: No endpoint set after importing swagger file This is for requests only. I'm using Ready API 2.0. Found a workaround for this. Will have to enter the endpoint manually then click Assign to all requests that has no endpoint. No endpoint set after importing swagger file After importing the swagger file, there is no endpoint set in my requests. Re: Dynamically attach file in SOAPUI Pro No.. It's a different issue. What I wanted to achieve here is that how can I automatically attached a file in my request as an attachment. Re: json block as a property value Ok I got it. The downside here is that if I have many request, I have to save my json data in a different file and different test case. Right? Thanks! Re: json block as a property value I'm lost here: "Define a test case level custom property say JSON_REQUEST_FILE and provide the file path. This is just not to have any hard-code stuff in the script. If it is property, then user can just change path there and avoid modifying the script." Should I add a new REST Request and input the file path as its URL? Re: json block as a property value Yes! Will that be possible? I've been trying to do that approach but I can't figure it out. Re: json block as a property value I have this txt file that contains my json data. This serves as my data source. See attached file for example json data. I have a request that requires that json block as its required body parameter. In the txt file I have to use the whole address block as a property value so that I can pass it in my request. Property name = address Property value = { "streetAddress": "naist street", "city" : "Nara", "postalCode" : "630-0192" } json block as a property value Is it possible to have a json block as my property value? { "firstName": "John", "lastName" : "doe", "age" : 26, "address" : { "streetAddress": "naist street", "city" : "Nara", "postalCode" : "630-0192" } I tried it by making it a single line and it worked. However, when it comes to large json data, it will be very hard to maintain it. Solved