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Router Endpoint: The endpoint is the URL of the service endpoint. By default, endpoints are set to the endpoint defined in the WSDL. Besides WSDL, there are three other endpoint options:
- Default: When this option is selected, the endpoint will be the endpoint defined in the test suite that has the tool. To see the GUI for the endpoint defined in the test suite, click on the test suite node and click on the tool’s Options tab:
Clicking Apply Endpoint to All Tests will set endpoints of all tools in the test suite to the endpoint defined in the GUI. - Custom: Allows you to set any custom endpoint.
- UDDI serviceKey: Describes what UDDI serviceKey is used to reference this server endpoint in the UDDI registry specified in the Preferences panel’s WSDL/UDDI tab.
- Default: When this option is selected, the endpoint will be the endpoint defined in the test suite that has the tool. To see the GUI for the endpoint defined in the test suite, click on the test suite node and click on the tool’s Options tab:
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Method: Specifies which method is used to processes the request. This field is disabled if Constrain to WSDL is enabled.The method to invoke can be specified as a fixed value, parameterized value, or scripted value.
For details about parameterizing values, see Parameterizing Tests with Data Sources, Variables, or Values from Other Tests and Parameterizing Tools with Data Source Values, Variables, and Extracted Values.
With fixed values, you can access data source values using
For details about scripting values, see Extensibility or Scripting Basics.${var_name}syntax. You can also use the environment variables that you have specified. For details about environments, see Configuring Testing in Different Environments and Configuring Virtualize Environments.Message Exchange Pattern: Expect Synchronous Response: Specifies whether a response body is expected. An HTTP response header is always expected. If this option is disabled, the product sends a one-way message and waits for a notification header (typically "HTTP/1.1 202 Accepted").
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Going to Security > Authentication allows you to select an authentication method for the tool. By default, the default authentication method set up for the test suite is selected, but you can change it by selecting Custom from the first dropdown menu and choosing the desired option from the next dropdown. Options include:
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