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TurboCoder
TurboCoder

Reputation: 1011

SOAP UI - Set Proxy Settings Using -t in CMD Execution

I am getting nowhere with the documentation on this topic.

So far, I know the execution command is "-t" for setting the proxy settings, BUT, I cannot get the proxy settings to actually be set.

In other words, the command line query looks like this:

"cmd /C CD  
C:\Program Files\SmartBear\SoapUI-5.2.1\bin & testrunner.bat 
-c""TestCase"" ""SOAP_QUERY.XML"" 
-S 
-P""UserName=UsernameTest"" 
-P""Password=PasswordTest"" 
-t""autoProxy_TrueOrFalse=False"" 
-t""activateProxy_TrueOrFalse=True"" 
-t""proxy_Host=ProxyAddress"" 
-t""proxy_Port=ProxyPort"" 
-t""proxy_Username=ProxyUsername"" 
-t""proxy_Username=ProxyPassword"" 
-P""OutPutDumpFileLocation=OutPut.XML"" 
-e ""https://EndPoint"" 
-r > ""ExecutionLog.Txt"

Obviously, the values I provided are not those text values - I put the actual details in there. Example, ProxyPort could be 8080.

I know the XML for the settings of the proxy looks like this:

 <con:soapui-settings xmlns:con="http://eviware.com/soapui/config">
     <con:setting id="ProxySettings@autoProxy">XYZ</con:setting>
     <con:setting id="ProxySettings@enableProxy">XYZ</con:setting>
     <con:setting id="ProxySettings@host">XYZ</con:setting>
     <con:setting id="ProxySettings@port">XYZ</con:setting>
     <con:setting id="ProxySettings@username">XYZ</con:setting>
     <con:setting id="ProxySettings@password">XYZ</con:setting>
  </con:soapui-settings>

BUT, I don't know if this goes into the query OR directly in the settings file and then you can parametrize it like this:

<con:soapui-settings xmlns:con="http://eviware.com/soapui/config">
     <con:setting id="ProxySettings@autoProxy">${#Project#autoProxy_TrueOrFalse}</con:setting>
     <con:setting id="ProxySettings@enableProxy">${#Project#activateProxy_TrueOrFalse}</con:setting>
     <con:setting id="ProxySettings@host">${#Project#proxy_Host}</con:setting>
     <con:setting id="ProxySettings@port">${#Project#proxy_Port}</con:setting>
     <con:setting id="ProxySettings@username">${#Project#proxy_Username}</con:setting>
     <con:setting id="ProxySettings@password">${#Project#proxy_Password}</con:setting>
  </con:soapui-settings>

I even tried to modify the command line query like:

"cmd /C CD  
C:\Program Files\SmartBear\SoapUI-5.2.1\bin & testrunner.bat 
-c""TestCase"" ""SOAP_QUERY.XML"" 
-S 
-P""UserName=UsernameTest"" 
-P""Password=PasswordTest"" 
-t""ProxySettings@autoProxy=False""
-t""ProxySettings@enableProxy=True""
-t""ProxySettings@host=ProxyAddress""
-t""ProxySettings@port=ProxyPort""
-t""ProxySettings@username=ProxyUsername""
-t""ProxySettings@password=ProxyPassword"" 
-P""OutPutDumpFileLocation=OutPut.XML""
-e ""https://EndPoint"" 
-r > ""ExecutionLog.Txt"

Please if anyone has experience in creating this command line execution PLEASE HELP ME.

Upvotes: 0

Views: 1776

Answers (1)

ou_ryperd
ou_ryperd

Reputation: 2133

You can do it programmatically with Groovy like this:

    import com.eviware.soapui.SoapUI
    import com.eviware.soapui.settings.ProxySettings

    SoapUI.settings.setString(ProxySettings.HOST, proxyServer)
    SoapUI.settings.setString(ProxySettings.PORT, proxyPort)
    SoapUI.settings.setString(ProxySettings.USERNAME, proxyUser)
    SoapUI.settings.setString(ProxySettings.PASSWORD, proxyPwd)
    SoapUI.settings.setString(ProxySettings.ENABLE_PROXY, "true")
    SoapUI.saveSettings()
    SoapUI.updateProxyFromSettings()

Upvotes: 1

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