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Another way to You can parameterize tests with values from a data source, which you can add to the test suite and save in the .tst file. You can specify one or more data sources for a test suite and can use any specified data source throughout a test suite’s tools. In addition, you can create an aggregate data source in which you can combine the values of other available data sources into a single data source.
is with values stored in a data source. For example, you can configure SOAtest to send data source values as part of a request to a server. The values that SOAtest receives in response can then be compared to another data source value to check if the response received is correct. SOAtest will check each available combination of data source rows. This behavior is particularly useful if you want SOAtest to perform functional testing on a number of different inputs stored in a data source.
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You can achieve this with data groups. See Configuring a Data Group Data Source that Lets You Switch Between Multiple Data Sources for details. |
SOAtest can perform functional testing using values from any of the following types of data sources:
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Manually creating a data source for parameterizing large, complex XML messages can be time-consuming and tedious. For a fast way to accomplish this, have SOAtest automatically generate a CSV data source template based on the structure of the request or response message that you want to parameterize. Columns in the generated data source are automatically mapped to the appropriate elements in the request or response message. The only thing you need to do is add values to the generated data source template. For details, see Generating a Data Source Template for Populating Message Elements_soa. |
Understanding Data Groups and Aggregate Data Source
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Video Tutorial: Using Data Sources to Parameterize Tests
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