In ServiceV, you virtualize your service regardless of the development stage to continue its testing. You can run tests in parallel and distribute them among several test computers. In LoadUI, you simulate a massive load to see if your web server can handle it and apply various strategies to test different aspects of the server. In Secure, you make sure your service is resistant to most common security attacks. You can use data-driven loops, property expansion, scripting, and so on to make your tests more complex and varied. In SoapUI, you create functional tests to make sure your service works as expected. ReadyAPI includes several powerful instruments for complex and overall testing of your API or web services: # Force the plugin to use an OSS version, even if a Enterprise version of soapui exists.SmartBear ReadyAPI and SoapUI are automated testing tools that you can use to create functional and security tests for web service APIs. possible values are 'all', 'none' or 'failure' and the default is all # =C:/Program Files (x86)/SmartBear/SoapUI-5.4.0Īdditional options allow to configure the reporting and the choice of license usage: # define when to add the soapui report. This configuration is done by adding the following property to your step.properties file: # For a soapui (open source) installation: Note that the controller will automatically send to the agent the jar files needed from SoapUI. In order to use the SoapUI plugin, you have to point the controller to your SoapUI installation. Note that an example of a SoapUI project is available in our samples repository available on github. The SoapUI plugin allows you to execute parametrized test cases on step Java agents.

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