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RusselViola

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Re: Enabling OAuth2 for Kafka topics
You can use OAuth2 Profiles for your Kafka requests in the current version of ReadyAPI. If you set up an OAuth profile in the Auth Manager: https://support.smartbear.com/readyapi/docs/requests/auth/index.html?sbsearch=Auth%20Manager You should be able to use that Auth Profile in your API Connection step for your Kafka request:
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Re: 'Error getting response; java.net.SocketTimeoutException: Read TimedOut' in Ready API
Hey there Anika, I've tried setting Socket Timeout to 0 on my test case and it works as expected for requests over 1 minute. When you say it's entering an infinite loop, what do you mean by that? If Socket Timeout is set to 0 it will wait indefinitely for a response, but the response should come eventually. I'm assuming you've tried waiting the full 10 minutes? Thanks, Russel
4 years agoPlace ReadyAPI Questions
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Re: ReadyAPI - How to log all the inputs and outputs in proper order ?
Hey rajs2020 , I think the easiest way to do this would be to utilize the Data-Sink test step inside the individual test cases. You can output any properties/values you want in an iterative fashion using that. And there's a variety of output methods including excel or csv. You can even hook these up as SubReports to your larger test case report with a little effort. ~Russel
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Re: ReadyApi 3.5.2 not generating report
Hey Saibhargav29 , Not sure if you're still having issues with this, but I found something interesting that may be helpful. You mentioned this is happening after a recent upgrade, so I wonder if it's related to this: https://smartbear-cc.force.com/portal/KbArticleViewer?name=How-to-avoid-the-Failed-to-generate-a-report-error-when-generating-a-LoadUI-report&sp=all Summary of the issue: "These exceptions may occur if ReadyAPI tries to use report files from a more recent version of ReadyAPI than you're currently running. For example, you're trying to generate a report in ReadyAPI 2.3.0, but the "Custom report library" property is set to C:\Program Files\SmartBear\ReadyAPI-2.5.0\bin\reports." Suggested fix: "1. Leave the "Custom report library" property empty (recommended). In this case, the reports directory of the currently running version of ReadyAPI will be used. or 2. Specify the full path to the reports directory of the currently running version of ReadyAPI, i.e. <ReadyAPI_Install>\bin\reports, in Preferences -> Ready API -> Custom report library. " Please let us know if this was helpful, or if your issue has been resolved otherwise. ~Russel
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