Loading Property Values Dynamically from a File
I need to load a section of my request dynamically each time. I created a property at the test case level called Message ( ${#TestCase#Message} ) and added a Property step that is supposed to read the value from a file. There are 3 steps in my test case: Load the Message property (the value of the property is defined in the file) Execute the request (inserts the property value into the request) Property Transfer (returns the response status) The request has the property name substituted for the dynamic section.However the value is not read when I execute the test case, it only contains the value from when I manually execute from the Property step editor. It merges the property request into the request just fine, and the property transfer is also working, but the value is static and not dynamically loaded. How do I get it to update the property value every time I execute the test case? I am using an external tool that interfaces with SOAP UI so I want to stay away from scripting, just want to use standard SOAP UI steps. Screen shots attached, any and all help greatly appreciated!Solved1.5KViews0likes1CommentCorrupted UTF-8 content when reloading a source file in a Properties step
Hi, In both 5.3.0 and 5.4.0 versions of SoapUI (free version), I load a properties source file which contains a property value containing the character Ã. If I use the "Loads property value from an external file" button, the import is ok: I can see the à in the loaded value. But if I click on the "Reloads the current properties from the selected file" button (after having chosen the same file on disk), the loaded value is corrupted. It seems to be a bug. Thanks in advance for your support.1.8KViews0likes5CommentsAccess thread count number
Hi. Is there a possibility to acces the current thread count as a property or something else? I would like to write some properties into an external file, but I also have to know the actual thread count when testing with several threads. I'm accessing my file as follows: File file = new File("D:/saveLabel.properties") file.delete() file << ("\r\n") file << ("PickupCode: ") file << (testRunner.testCase.getPropertyValue("PickupCode").toString()) So, my question: Is there a possibility to acces the number of the thread which is actually running? (Like testRunner.testCase.getPropertyValue("actualThreadCount").toString()) or something like this..) Thanks in advance.Solved1.8KViews0likes1Comment