Learn basic functionality in these video tutorials.
In this section:
SOAtest Videos
See SOAtest Tutorial for additional information on getting started with SOAtest.
- Extracting Values from XML Responses for Reuse in Other Tests
- Adding Targeted Assertions for Values in JSON Responses
- Adding Targeted Assertions for Values in XML Responses
- Generating Tests for Operations Defined in a WSDL
- Creating Tests from an OpenAPI/Swagger Definition
- Manually Creating REST Clients
- Running Tests from the Command Line
- Introduction to Load Test
- Configuring Load Test
Extracting Values from XML Responses for Reuse in Other Tests
This video provides an example of how to extract values from XML responses and reuse them in other tests using the XML Data Bank (2:46).
Adding Targeted Assertions for Values in JSON Responses
This video provides an example of using the Diff tool to set regression controls and validate a response using the JSON Assertor tool (1:47).
Adding Targeted Assertions for Values in XML Responses
This video provides an example how to validate a response using the XML Assertor tool (2:14).
Generating Tests for Operations Defined in a WSDL
In this video, we show you how to automatically generate tests for the operations defined in a WSDL (2:33).
Creating Tests from an OpenAPI/Swagger Definition
This video describes how to automatically create tests from an OpenAPI/Swagger service definition file in SOAtest (2:07).
Manually Creating REST Clients
The SOAtest REST Client tool is a general purpose client for interacting with RESTful service endpoints. This video shows you how to manually create a REST Client. If you do not have access to an API definition or capture traffic (4:12).
Running Tests from the Command Line
The command line interface makes it possible to automate SOAtest jobs. This video shows you how to run .tst files from the command line (2:54).
Introduction to Load Test
This video demonstrates how Parasoft Load Test allows you to reuse your SOAtest functional tests to verify application performance and functionality under heavy load (2:10).
Configuring Load Test
This video provides an overview of the configuration options in Load Test (1:42).
Virtualize Videos
See Virtualize Fundamentals for additional information on getting started with Virtualize.
Creating HTTP Message Proxies
Message proxies operate as a man-in-the-middle between the application under test and a dependent component. This video describes how to create HTTP message proxies (5:34).
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Monitoring and Recording Traffic from a Message Proxy
In this video, you will learn how to monitor and record traffic from a message proxy (2:03).
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Creating a Virtual Asset from Recorded Traffic
This video describes how to create a Parasoft virtual asset (.pva) from recorded traffic (2:42).
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Creating a Virtual Asset from Sample Request/Response Pairs
In this video, you will learn how to create a virtual asset using a sample request/response pair (2:16).
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Creating a Virtual Asset from a Service Description
This video describes how to create a virtual asset from a service description, such as (OpenAPI/Swagger, RAML, WSDL, etc.).
Virtualizing a Database
You can use the Parasoft JDBC driver to capture data when a client queries a database. This video describes how to use the Parasoft JDBC Driver to virtualize a database (3:27).
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Continuous Testing Platform Videos
Creating Virtual Assets from Service Definitions in CTP
This video describes how to create a virtual asset from an OpenAPI (Swagger) service definition file in CTP 3.1.1 (8:50).
