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Re: Json Assertor Throwing an error in Bamboo execution
In 9.10.8 SOAtest the default xpath created for a value assertion looks something like: /root/states/item[1]/string()
When you use an XPath like that to find an element in an array in 9.10.6, you get the error that you described. To create an XPath that will work for this case in both 9.10.6 and 9.10.8, click the "Change Element" button in the assertion, choose "Edit XPath manually", and replace "string()" with "text()", so that the XPath looks like:/root/states/item[1]/text()
jakubiak
Re: How to import my tests in another tests
The file option is the correct field to use. Once you do that, the method combo box should populate. If it does not, your jython code in the file is probably not parsing correctly. You can check this by clicking the Evaluate button which should report any parsing errors with the script. You should not switch back to text, because doing that will not use the file.
jakubiak
Re: Execute Selenium tests with Selenic and API tests with SOAtest at the same time
Hello Chris,
I have tried the above command but unfortunately, I am getting error like "Could not find the selected project in the reactor".
Could you please let me know. If I am doing anything wrong.
pprakash
Execute Selenium tests with Selenic and API tests with SOAtest at the same time
Selenium tests execute from the command line or the IDE. SOAtest tests also execute from the command line or from SOAtest. So you could execute them both from the commandline together. There are many ways to do this, like from Jenkins. Here is an example script:
AGENT_DIR=<PATH TO SELENIC JARS> WEBDRIVER_DIR=<PATH TO WEBDRIVER> SELENIUM_WORKSPACE=<PATH TO SELENIUM WORKSPACE> SELENIUM_PROJECT=<PATH TO SELENIUM PROJECT> //com.parasoft.webdriver.parabank.junit SELENIUM_TEST=<PATH TO SELENIUM TEST> //ParabankDemoTest SOATEST_HOME=<PATH TO SOATEST> SOATEST_WORKSPACE=<PATH TO SOATEST WORKSPACE> SOATEST_TEST=<PATH TO SOATEST TEST> //mytest.tst REPORT=<PATH TO REPORTS> //First Execute Selenium Tests cd $SELENIUM_WORKSPACE mvn surefire:test \ -pl $SELENIUM_PROJECT \ -Dtest=$SELENIUM_TEST \ -DfailIfNoTests=false \ -Dwebdriver.chrome.driver=$WEBDRIVER_DIR/chromedriver_win32/chromedriver.exe \ -DargLine=-javaagent:$AGENT_DIR/selenic_agent.jar=captureDOM=true,screenshot=failures,selfHealing=true,createAPITests=false java -jar $AGENT_DIR/selenic_analyzer.jar -report $REPORT/report.html -publish /Then Execute SOAtest cd "$SOATEST_HOME" ./soatestcli.exe -data "$SOATEST_WORKSPACE " -config "user://Example Configuration" -resource $SOATEST_TEST -report $REPORT
Re: Is there a way to import JSONObject in Groovy
Hi,
Yes if you added the jar file and used it locally you would need to add that jar file to remove servers. If the groovy json library works for you that would be the better option for deploying into multiple remote environments since it won't require additional changes to the servers.
Re: Load test with token at specific interval
If you need to configure Load Test to execute a single test in 15 or 20 minutes or any configurable interval while your other load test tests are running you can do that with the following steps: add a new profile to the Load Test project, set the delay value in the profile to the desired number of minutes (15-20 or whatever your number is). Switch your Scenario Type to "Direct Profiles", set the number of VU of the new profile to 1 and set the Randomization to None. This profile will run the tests assigned to the profile once every N minutes you configured. Note that your Load Test scenario including the rest of the profiles will have to run in the "Direct Profiles" mode with no randomization.
Sergei
Re: Returning only 500 Internal Service Error instead of 200 with response
Hi,
Yes I believe what you are asking can be done that way. The status code and message are configurable from "Options" in "Return status." Placing a "catch all" responder as the last responder in your virtual asset without and correlation conditions will make so that anything that didn't match to the first responder will instead get the response code and message configured on the "catch all" responder.
Re: Returning only 500 Internal Service Error instead of 200 with response
Hi,
I want to make sure I understand your case. You have a responder that was created from traffic and it is returning when the values matches. In that case you are getting back a 200 response code. For values that do not match the correlation you would like to return a different status code that 500?
It sounds like the "500" you might be seeing is the default response when no matching responder can be found. You can add a "catch all" responder as the last responder in your virtual asset and then customize what the response status code is from the "Options" tab on the response in the section named "Return Status"