Security Tests

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ReadyAPI Installation Keeps Failing on Intel Evo i7 – Need Advice!
Hey ReadyAPI member, I hope you’re doing well. I’m reaching out because I’m having trouble installing ReadyAPI Pro 3.43 on my Intel Evo i7 laptop. Every time I attempt to run the installer, it fails with an “Installation Interrupted” error, and I’m at a loss for what to do next. I've ensured that my system meets all the necessary requirements and have tried running the installer as an administrator. Additionally, I’ve temporarily disabled my antivirus software to see if that would help, but unfortunately, the installation still doesn’t complete. I’ve checked online for solutions, but I haven’t found anything that addresses this specific issue. Has anyone else faced a similar problem with ReadyAPI on an Intel Evo i7? If so, I would greatly appreciate any advice or troubleshooting steps you could share. Thank you in advance for your help! Jonathan Jone
jonathanjone
2 months ago Place ReadyAPI Questions
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How to Troubleshoot Slow Backup Processes with ReadyAPI Data?
Hey member, I'm currently facing an issue with slow backup processes when working with ReadyAPI data. The backup times have increased significantly as my project has grown, and it's starting to affect the workflow. I’ve optimized a few things, but I’m still seeing delays. Has anyone else encountered this problem with ReadyAPI? What steps did you take to troubleshoot and improve the Data backup solutions speed? Also, are there any specific settings or external tools that you’ve found useful in accelerating data backup? Any insights would be greatly appreciated! Thanks in advance, Jonathan Jone
jonathanjone
3 months ago Place ReadyAPI Questions
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Security test strategy not saving
I'm using ReadyAPI 3.47.0. For Security tests I edit the SecurityTest Description and also change the Scan Strategy. My changes are not being saved. Any idea? Thanks
lydeeea
2 years ago Place ReadyAPI Questions
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3.44 issue with java.net.SocketTimeoutException: Read timed out
test step is failing due to "java.net.SocketTimeoutException: Read timed out", we tried increasing the socket timeout but it is still failing after the default 1 minute time. this project and test step is working fine when using 3.41 readyapi version but same test is failing in 3.44 and the latest 3.45 versions. please let us know what need to be done here as this impacting our regression tests
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yassir
2 years ago Place ReadyAPI Questions
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Report not generated from security test runner batch file
This is more of an intriguing question rather than a blocker as I have a work around Since there doesn't seem to be a way to run ReadyAPI load or security tests from QA Complete I am investigating running them from a groovy script creating a process and running the appropriate testrunner.bat file. Initially I created a groovy script as follows (took me a while to figure out how to get the runner output to the log window and i'm sure there are better ways) def testRunnerPath = 'C:\\Program Files\\SmartBear\\ReadyAPI-3.20.2\\bin' def suite='-sSecurity' def testcase = '-cAutomationTest' def securityTest = '-nAutomationTest' def reportLoc = '-fC:\\repos\\Reports' def reportType = '-R"SecurityTest Report"' def reportFormat = '-FPDF' def env = '-Eperf' def project = 'C:\\repos\\compositeprojectdir' def args = ['cmd.exe','/c', 'securitytestrunner.bat', suite, testcase, securityTest, reportLoc, reportType, reportFormat, env, project] def pb = new ProcessBuilder( args ) pb.directory(new File(testRunnerPath)) log.info pb.command() try { log.info "Start..." Process process = pb.start() process.in.withReader { r -> r.eachLine { line -> if(line.contains("WARN")) { log.warn "batch file output> ${line}" } else if (line.contains("ERROR")) { log.error "batch file output> ${line}" } else { log.info "batch file output> ${line}" } } } process.waitForProcessOutput(System.out, System.err) } catch (IOException e) { log.warn ("Process killed before completing! ${e}") } catch (Exception e) { log.warn ("Process killed before completing! ${e}") } finally { log.info "End..." } This runs the security test with one small problem, the report generation step does not run. However, when, after banging my head against this problem for most of the day I created a simple batch file with the command generated from the test runner UI and just ran that batch file from the groovy script the report generated correctly def args = ['cmd.exe','/c', 'C:\\repos\\compositeprojectdir\\BatchFiles\\SecurityTest.bat' ] def pb = new ProcessBuilder( args ) log.info pb.command() try { log.info "Start..." Process process = pb.start() process.in.withReader { r -> r.eachLine { line -> if(line.contains("WARN")) { log.warn "batch file output> ${line}" } else if (line.contains("ERROR")) { log.error "batch file output> ${line}" } else { log.info "batch file output> ${line}" } } } process.waitForProcessOutput(System.out, System.err) } catch (IOException e) { log.warn ("Process killed before completing! ${e}") } catch (Exception e) { log.warn ("Process killed before completing! ${e}") } finally { log.info "End..." } Batch file Echo off "C:\Program Files\SmartBear\ReadyAPI-3.20.2\bin\securitytestrunner.bat" -sSecurity -cAutomationTest -nAutomationTest -fC:\repos\Reports -R"SecurityTest Report" -FPDF -Eperf C:\repos\compositeprojectdir This works and generates the report in the right place and I can work with this. So, either I am missing something really obvious and will hang my head in shame when it is pointed out or there is something subtle going on that I don't understand.
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steve_rivers
3 years ago Place ReadyAPI Questions
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