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?
Integrating SAP HANA with Ready API 3.42.0 for Efficient Testing, Any Suggestion?
Hello everyone, I hope you’re all doing well! I’m currently working on a project that involves integrating SAP HANA with Ready API 3.42.0 for our testing framework, and I’d love to get your insights and advice. As many of you know, SAP HANA is a powerful in-memory database that allows for real-time data processing and analytics. We’re looking to leverage its capabilities to enhance our API testing processes. However, I’m facing some challenges in setting up the integration effectively. One of my primary concerns is how to properly configure Ready API 3.42.0 to connect with SAP HANA. I’ve gone through the documentation, but I’m still unsure about the best approach to ensure seamless communication between the two platforms. Are there specific drivers or settings that I should be aware of? Any tips on optimizing performance during testing would also be greatly appreciated! Additionally, I’m interested in best practices for writing test cases that utilize data from SAP HANA. Since we’re working with a lot of real-time data, I want to ensure that our tests are not only thorough but also reflective of actual conditions. How do you all handle data management when working with dynamic datasets in Ready API 3.42.0? Lastly, I’m curious about any experiences you might have had with performance testing in this context. Given that SAP HANA is designed for speed, I want to ensure that our tests accurately reflect the performance metrics we expect from our APIs. Thank you in advance for your help! I’m looking forward to learning from your experiences and sharing insights on how to maximize the benefits of integrating SAP HANA with Ready API 3.42.0.
Export Swagger/OpenAPI not working because endpoints
Currently, I have several APIs created for a project and want to export this file as yaml or json to import it in SwaggerHub. However, when I try to save the file and click on OK, I'm getting the following error: ReadyAPI error I have set several environments for the developed APIs as configured environments so I don't really know whats going on. Endpoints Please, may I have some help? Kind thank you in advance.Configure JMS for Websphere IBM MQ 9
Hello everyone, I´am trying to configure JMS for get connected to Websphere IBM MQ. The help does not give any clue how to connect to a remote queuemanager. It only points to a local installation, which I do not have and therefore I am missing the config-values/syntax of the values. I have to set: 1. Initial Context Class: 2. Provicer URL: 3. Connection Factory JNDI Name: I have tried it with: 1. initial.context.class.name=com.sun.jndi.fscontext.RefFSContextFactory 2. tcp://host:port/channel-name 3. connection.factory.name.template=com.ibm.mq.jms.MQQueueConnectionFactory When I test my JMS-Configuration I am getting an error like this: "Could not establish a JMS connection: javax.naming.InvalidNameException: tcp://XXX:2110/XXX [Root exception is java.net.MalformedURLException: unknown protocol: tcp]" Would be glad, if someone has an example for Webspere IBM MQ Regards, Florian
