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Related APIs

The SOAP-based API covered in this topic concentrates on management, deployment, and execution of test assets.

The REST API (described in Testing Creating and Modifying Assets through the REST API) focuses on operations associated with creating and updating assets.

Prerequisites

• The web service API requires SOAtest Automation Edition.
• Before you can run a test from the web service API, you need to setup a project, .tst file, and test suites. See Adding Projects, .tst files, and Test Suites.

About the Web Service API

SOAtest's web service API enables web service clients to run tests on a remote machine running SOAtest.  Web service mode is available for the Automation Edition of SOAtest.  SOAtest can be started in web service mode as follows:

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When starting SOAtest in this way, the Start deactivated, release automatically when idle option (in Parasoft> Preferences> Parasoft> License) needs to be disabled. Otherwise, you won’t be able to add this server from another SOAtest installation’s UI.

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The SOAtest web service is described by a WSDL document. When SOAtest is running in server mode, this WSDL can be found at http://localhost:9080/axis2/services/SOAtestService?wsdl. The WSDL can be used to generate web service clients. Most web service platforms can generate web service clients from a WSDL document.

Operations

The web service has three main operations:

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