Apr 19, 2016 - With more than 9 million downloads SoapUI is the de-facto standard for REST and SOAP API functional, security and performance testing. Imported an existing soapUI project which included the Australian Business Register lookup service API (abr.business.gov.au/ABRXMLSearch/AbrXmlSearch.asmx? SoapUI 2016-04-19 12:13:19 free download. Best Of Platinum Edition Dj Otzi Hey. Get project updates, sponsored. Their 2-day course 'Service Testing with SoapUI Pro' is an. README.md SoapUI.

This is a simple monitor that makes a number of requests to the core Flickr API and validates their responses. And import it into SoapUI as described at The project has the following structure: The Flickr API uses a single path to access many resources; /services/rest, the actual method is specified as a parameter (see example below). The TestCase contains 4 simple requests that validate their responses correspondingly: • Interestingness Request - gets the current list of Interestingness at flickr in JSON format and validates the response to contain 100 entries (which it actually won’t always do) • Find User Request – searches for a user by username and validates the content of the XML response to contain that users details. • Get Cameras – Gets a SOAP-formatted list of camera brands used in photos at Flickr and checks for the existence of a specific brand • Find Places – Searches for the place “Stockholm” and validates that there is at least one hit in the JSON response To be able to use the Flickr API you need an API-key, which you can get when registering with the Flickr “App Garden” (). The sample project defines a “ApiKey” property at the project level which is to be set to that key. It is then used in all requests via standard property expansion: As mentioned above - Flickr uses one path as entry point to all API calls, the actual method is specified as a query argument; “flickr.photos.search” in the example above.

In previous article we learned about and continuing with REST testing, today we are covering how to create REST sample project in SoapUI. JAX-RS Java API has two implementations known as • Jersey. Jersey RESTful WebService: In this tutorial, we are going to develop and discuss on RESTful Web service using Jersey implementation of JAVA-RS Java API. System Requirements: • Jersey jar files, which can be downloaded at below link.

• Eclipse IDE. • Java Runtime Environment 1.7 and up. • Tomcat webserver 8.0 and up, integrated with eclipse. Sample RESTful Web service project can be download from this link: Project Development Steps. Sample REST Project Step 1: Make sure eclipse is running with integrated Java runtime environment and Apache Tomcat webserver 8.0.

Step 2: From Eclipse, right click at project explorer window and select New ->Dynamic Web Project. All skeleton director structure will be created as required to deploy on Tomcat Webserver.

Give the project package name as “webservice-project-restful”. Step 3: Within the project src directory add two more packages, one for server classes for Web Service and Client class to get the response from server. Name server side class package as ‘ com.softwaretestingclass.kanif.server’ and client side package as ‘ com.softwaretestingclass.kanif.client’.

Step 4: Add all the Jersey jars which were downloaded in the beginning of this tutorials into WebContent WEB-INF lib directory. Step 5: Create three classes in server package and one class in client package. Names of these classes as follows: In Server Package, • AccountDetails.java • HTMLTextDemo.java • PlainTextDemo.java In Client Package, • ClientTest.java Screenshot for these classes as follows: 1. Account Details Class: This class is like any other java class, in order to convert this class a RESTful web service we have added annotation as ‘@Path (“/account”)’. Java definitions for such annotations are present in Jersey jars which are present in WEB-INF/lib directory of this web project. By adding Path, this class service can obtained at this path by GET method which produces media type as XML.