Health-check for SOAP UI Pro in continuous integration with Jenkins
Hello, Most of tools dispose of “health check” routine that verify that everything is OK before starting the CI pipeline. So before executing the SoapUI tests in Jenkins I want to verify that : - TestRunner of ReadyAPI is available - Licences are available in sufficient quantity - Each component of the testing tool is ready to use Maybe it is very simple and I just have to run a blanc test, maybe the control is stricter and I can run some of health-check procedure. So the point is : - What are the best-practices you have observed in IC integration ? What is your advice ? - Does the health-check procedure exists and how to run it ? Thanks a lot :) Mohamed.Solved4KViews0likes19Comments
SoapUI Maven Plugin v5.2.2
Hello, Disclaimer: This is a cross-post fromhttp://community.smartbear.com/t5/SoapUI-Open-Source/soapui-maven-plugin-5-2-0-not-published-to-SmartBear-repository/td-p/102327 which does not seem to get any more attention from SmartBear. The issue: The latest version of SoapUI Maven Plugin published to maven (and also smartbear maven repo,http://smartbearsoftware.com/repository/maven2/com/smartbear/soapui/soapui-maven-plugin/) is 5.1.3. This version does not support the -reallyimportant- JsonPath assertion. From the SoapUI github repository it can be seen that version 5.2.2 is ready, and can be built. It is understood that SmartBear tries to promote and give more support to SoapUI pro edition and the readyApi suite, but please, do not fail your longtime users and show some respect and support to the community. There projects that due to their size cannot be migrated to readyApi at the moment while need the JsonPath assertions. Don't get my attitudewrong, but try to understand. It is really bad to discover broken functionallity when your CI server reports no errors, since it is using a maven plugin thatsimply ignores this type of assertion.Solved5KViews3likes5Comments
