Introducing Darshan Hiranandani
It's a pleasure to join this esteemed community! My name is Darshan Hiranandani, and I'm excited to contribute my expertise as a developer to our discussions. With a background deeply rooted in software development, I've cultivated a diverse skill set over the years. From crafting robust backend systems to optimizing database performance, I'm enthusiastic about tackling challenges head-on. But beyond the code, what truly drives me is the opportunity to collaborate and innovate. I believe in the power of teamwork and am always eager to learn from and share insights with fellow developers. I'm here to engage, learn, and grow together with all of you. Whether it's exploring new technologies, troubleshooting coding dilemmas, or simply exchanging ideas, I'm looking forward to being an active part of this dynamic community. Let's connect and embark on this exciting journey of discovery and development!21Views2likes0CommentsProtocol family unavailable error using Github action
Hi, I'm facing a strange issue with the java HttpClient used by SoapUI. I run tests using the Soapui maven plugin to interact with an IPv6 webserver. Tests are performed in a Linux-based Github runner. IPv6 is well configured on that runner. The issue "protocol family unavailable" is raised by the httpClient when trying to connect to the webserver, but this appears only when Github starts and executes the workflow. If I manually run the tests on the runner through SSH, it perfectly works. I compared maven debug logs between the working and not-working tests, the jdk used is the same. I also tried to add options through the MAVEN_OPTS env variable as: java.net.preferIPv6Addresses=true jdk.httpclient.HttpClient.log=all (to enable more logs from the httpclient, but no result) but still the problem occurs. Do you have any clues on that topic? Thanks for help PS: proxy is disabled, see the attach settings file we use. The full backtrace is available in soapui-errors.log file maven soapui plugin version: 5.0.0 / Apache Maven: 3.6.3 / Httpclient version: 4.1.130Views3likes0Comments.NET 2.0 Artifacts don't include SoapUI Project WS-Security Configurations
Hello, When I generate the.NET 2.0 Artifacts, it does not include the full setup of the SoapUI project. All the WS-Security Configurations and certificates setup are missing. I can't find any documentation for the.NET 2.0 Artifacts code generation tool. It does not seem to be documented very well. I would love to hear how I can generate.NET 2.0 Artifacts and Code with all the WS-Security Configurations and certificates setup so I can buy the module or API that will do this, but I want to make sure this is possible before I buy anything. Thanks for your help, Paul438Views0likes0Commentsfound error deficulty to working
Dear I got below error but actually my computer connected to internet You're getting this message since your computer is offline and SoapUI can't access the Internet. Without an Internet connection, you might experience some issues when performing Web Service testing. Usually, this is where you would see the SoapUI start page, which includes the latest news and other relevant information. Make sure to connect to the Internet to get access to all the services and information from SmartBear. Thanks! The SmartBear SoapUI Team424Views0likes0CommentsRunning multiple projects in SoapUI using testRunner
I have created a REST and multiple SOAP projects in SoapUI. I want to execute the Rest project first and then Soap projects one by one using TestRunner. Is it possible in SoapUI free version? I tried it by creating a new utility project in SoapUI with the groovy script that will call the Rest Project first and later the Soap Project. But it is not working as expected. TestRunner fails with error "java.lang.NullPointerException: Cannot invoke method getProjectByName() on null object" While running through SoapUI GUI, the groovy script in the utility project completed the execution in success, but other projects were executed in parallel557Views0likes0CommentsAutomation Test for REST APIs in Java and Node.js
Hi team, In manual testing, the REST API applications developed in Java, Node.js, etc. are also tested for different correct and incorrect input writing test cases in JUNIT, SpringRunner etc. I expect the application either displays the correct data according to the input or shows the error message. Therefore, in automatic testing, I would like to do the same and test the function of the application automatically along with the reports. I am not seeking here any service testing. I wonder SoapUI community version allows to design automated functional testing, for the test cases written in JUNIT classes or SoapUI xml files. Also, please highlight the differences between community and licensed version scope, and the limitations in automation test. Thank you.557Views0likes0CommentsHow to automate AWS SQS pooling and find for a file using SOAP UI
Steps1: login to Aws Step2: navigate to SQS Step3: click on any queue Step4: then click on "Send and receive messages" Step5: Click on "poll for messages"and check for the latest message Step 6: Go inside file and validate the content1.2KViews0likes4CommentsSoapUI 5.6.0 (Thanks!)
I have no clue what they did, but version 5.6.0 is running smooth when using a Mac. I have had not yet had any session that was jammed. I even could run all my tests automatic sequential. This 5.6.0 is a relief compared to 5.5.0 and previous versions (since 4.6.0). I am very satisfied with this version!😀1.3KViews2likes1CommentExtension classpath of soapui java integration
I have seen solutions to extending the soapui classpath to custom locations using ClasspathHacker in the soapui library. However this have always been implemented in the scripts where the imports are made. I wonder if this could be done in java code directly. For example I am constructing a MockRunner in java using the soapui library. In turn this MockRunner takes in a soapui project and extracts the mockservice and runs it. The mockservice operation contains a groovyscript which requires some external library imports. Now instead of defining the ClasspathHacker in the groovyscript, can I somehow do this inside the java code, attached to the operation, mockservice or project?Solved2.2KViews0likes1Comment