Change the UI style of ReadyAPi 4.0?
I just updated to 4.0, and the UI is horrendous. There's a lot of dead space. Is there a way to switch back to the previous UI without switching Ready API versions? UI from 3.66 UI from 4.0 I already tried moving the bar down, but that's it doesn't go lower than that, so I'm stuck with that size, and I making my work slower since I have to scroll more than before
403 forbidden issue
While API Testing, I sometimes see in ReadyAPI 403 Access denied issue comes but when I close and open ReadyAPI, it goes away, has anyone seen this issue before? My APIs are deployed through APIM portal. Is htis related to ReadyAPI and APIM specific issue? Is there any solution to resolve this?
Adding custom header to auth profile token call
Hello all, I currently have a test case with many test steps associated. I am trying to setup a new auth profile to test out a new authorization method, but the new authorization requires a custom header. I have tried using an automation script (the button in the auth manager) and it does not seem to be working. How would I go about attaching custom headers to the authorization/token call if it is setup as an auth profile?SSL Preferences: keystore with multiple certs
Is it possible to add a keystore with multiple certs and the fqdn as an alias to the SSL Preferences under ReadyAPI Preferences. So that when a request is executed is will pick the correct certificate from the keystore based on the fqdn in the request Thank for the response
Data Sink JDBC doesn't register connection properties
Hello! I encountered a problem that my JDBC connection isn't working in Data Sink test step, because I need to use serverTimezone property in the connection string in order to establish connection. I have the connection setup in the database connection editor and it is testing properly there. The connection is also working properly when I am using it in Data Source test step and when I retrieve it with the following groovy script: import com.eviware.soapui.support.GroovyUtilsPro; def jdbcConnectionName = "LocalMySQL-JDBC"; def groovyUtilsPro = new GroovyUtilsPro(context); def connection = groovyUtilsPro.getJdbcConnection(jdbcConnectionName); But as I stated before, it isn't working when I use it in a Data Sink test step. Since I get an error complaining about timezones configuration, I suspect the connection properties aren't properly used in the Data Sink. Even when I try setting the connection manually for a specific data sink instance, the property is ignored AND it's deleted when I reopen the connection configuration. Am I doing something incorrectly? PS: Where to put posts like this?
Failed to import a definition
Hello everyone, Recently while I'm trying to import an API definition in ReadyAPI, I'm getting "Failed to import a definition" error. But I can see the imported json under specification. After I tried to update definition and I'm getting heap space error, but I set up max heap size as 8GB in vmoptions file. Please suggest possible way to import this successfully. Thanks! Note: File which I'm trying to import is having ~120 endpoints. But this is an issue?
