Testing web services had been a daunting process till I stumbled upon soapUI tool for web service testing over a year ago. The proof of. First of all, download soapUI and create a new project! Crockpot Barbecue Pit Users Manual there. In this tutorial, I am calling the project as “QST soapUI Tutorial” and pointing it to the sample WSDL file provided by soapUI team.

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Uses SOAP instead of REST – which makes it somewhat easier to understand inside SoapUI since the WSDL (available at ) defines all operations and request/response messages for you. The sample projects TestCase only contains one TestStep since Amazon is somewhat restrictive in allowing their APIs being used for demonstration purposes. The project looks as follows: The ItemSearch Request in the TestCase is straightforward: It makes a search for “soapui” in all indexes and validates that the response contains the ASIN number of existing book on SoapUI. Security for the the Amazon requests is twofold: • An Access Key that can be obtained via an account at the AWS site (). In the request above this is saved in a project level property (highlighted bottom left) and used in the request via property expansion (highlighted top right). • By adding a signed WS-Security timestamp header to the request – which is unfortunately a bit more cumbersome to set up.