Hello,

I have testdata.properties in the format for example
name1=data1,data2,data3

I have a properties test step defined reading the data from this properties file for the property name = name1

I also have a data source and data source loop test step to read the data from this properties file and to loop through the data with comma separation between data.

The idea here is to have the datasource read the file and loop through the data from 1 through 3 and feed each one at a time to the properties step.

The request is built to take the data from properties like ${Properties#mesLotName}

I am not sure if this is the right way to set up the steps in this order to achieve data driven testing looping through a set of test data.

But it is not working the way I expect it to. It is reading the datasource but putting the entire line with comma as the property value so the response is NullPointerException where it cannot qualify the data input.

Could someone please let me know what is the best way to fix this scenario or if there an alternative to this?

Any help is much appreciated.

Thanks
- Shashi

Thanks for the reply with detail instructions.

It was a perfect solution. thanks again.

I do have an extended question as I am new to Soap ui pro.

I have a groovy assertion to save the response file onto my system so I can parse and analyze the result later.

Is there a simple way to say all the three responses into different files so I can parse them and get the test results?

I am doing this save and parse method because I want to be able to validate the data in some particular tags in the Soap response.

Regards
- Shashi

Hello,

I am able to save the response into the file. I was able to do this with the assertions as well. I have moved the assertion to a test step now.

But the file comes out empty. Could it be the problem where the file object is still not closed completely and the next request is trying to access the same object?

Thanks
- Shashi

I have outFile.close() right after I write the response to the file. It is not able to capture the responses.

Instead if I out the same script as a script assertion, it is able to write the response to the file. But the draw back is I get only one file with the last request and response. I need to save all the responses.

I want to try some try catch and finally block to handle to this situation where I can force things a bit. for that, I need some help with Groovy scripting. Can anyone point me to a good source on Groovy where I can see the usage of the scripting language and also some examples?

Thanks
- Shashi

I have this resolved now. I had to change the order if the test steps (I was not aware the order matters)

Now I have the responses saved for all the requests. The idea is to write programs to extract information to have test results compared with expected results.

Thanks for all the information Ole and I will use the groovy site as I will be writing more and more of that.