Parameterise endpoint urls

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You can see viewtopic.php?f=5&t=11558 post

each request has in test properties property Endpoint. You can add here something like this: ${#Project#Endpoint} and in project properties you can add custom property Endpoint which your value

Click on your created soapui project and add your wsdl/endpoint as properties at project level with unique name as I use property name Endpoint
you pass this property with syntax ${#Project#Endpoint} in your test steps

I have done exactly as specified here, but I cannot get the Endpoint parameterization to work.

I created a custom property called url at the project level and gave it a good value of the form https://servername:portno

Then I edited my test steps Endpoint Property to be ${#Project#url}

The test step Endpoint property does not expand into the value for url which I have entered at the Project level.

And when I click on the green arrow to execute the test step, nothing happens - no call is made and no error.

Interestingly, if I intentionally enter the wrong thing for Endpoint at the test step level, like ${#Project#urls} then SoapUI catches the mistake (the extra "s" on the end of url) and tells me the Endpoint is invalid.

Why is the expansion not happening?

hm and can you test if in this property you have right value ?
just write groovy script:

def url = context.expand( '${#Project#url}' )
assert url == "https://servername:portno"

When I run the suggested Groovy script I get a failure. So the expansion is not happening correctly. In Groovy can I print the value of what's contained in ${#Project#url) ? That might give a clue as to what is wrong.

yes, you can do println yourProperty but result you can see only if you runing soapUi with commandline or your can do log.info "something" and you can see result in Log Output under the groovy script

If you can share your project I can figure out what are you doing wrong

Unfortunately I cannot share my project - it is customer-proprietary information. But I'll try the log you suggested. Thanks!