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Further exploration

Now that you have created a test suite, it is time to add more test steps

to it or add more assertions to the step we just created. The basic infra-

structure is in place. Now it is just more of the same.

Create tests

Creating tests is mostly about adding proper assertions to a test case.

We have our test step that will verify the conversion rate between Euro

and US Dollar. The veriﬁcation we added earlier is brittle. The conver-

sion rate between two currencies is seldom ﬁxed. Other veriﬁcations

we can add are verifying if a response is received fast enough and thus

answer the question if the service we are testing is following a given

service level agreement, SLA.

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Let’s add veriﬁcations to our test case and discover more about how to

verify the response.

Verify a range

It is easy to verify that an answer contains a value. This may be great if

you want to verify a value that is not expected to change. Some values

change. We have to create a test that can handle a range instead of a

ﬁxed value. Suppose that we can assume that the response will contain

a value that is greater than something else. With this, we can verify a

range.

Let’s assume that the conversion rate between Euro and US Dollar is

larger than 1 and lower than 2. How could that be expressed?

We need to start with locating the element that contains the value.

When this is done, we need to compare the value with our assumption.

Click on the label “Assertions” at the bottom of the request

editor.

Click on the small +-sign at the top of the assertions editor.

Select “Property Content.”

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Select “XPath match” and click “Add.”

Click “Declare” in the XPath editor, SoapUI declared two name

spaces for you. They can be called anything. The two name

spaces that were declared are called soap and ns1.

Rename ns1 to something more descriptive. I choose Web

since it is the same name space that is used in the request.

Web is perhaps not much more descriptive than ns1, but at least

it is not an abbreviation for Name Space 1.

The next step is to add an XPath3 expression that will search

for the element that contains the conversion rate.

//Web:ConversionRateResult

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Verify that the syntax is correct by pressing the “Select from

current” button. You should get the value available in the

response. I got 1.318 when I tried.

When we are able to locate the element, let’s continue with

verifying that it is larger than one. Rewrite the XPath expression

like this:

//Web:ConversionRateResult > 1

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Verify the result again by pressing “Select from current.” I got

the result true.

Press the Test button to execute the test. I got a dialog box that

told me that the test was a success.

Save the current veriﬁcation by pressing “Save.”

To verify that the conversion rate is lower than 2, create a similar asser-

tion and change the XPath to

//Web:ConversionRateResult < 2

An easy way to do this is to clone the XPath assertion. Right click on it,

select “Clone” and do the appropriate changes.

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Verify response time

Verifying the response time is often important. A slow API is a problem

waiting to emerge. Customers will probably start to complain when you

have a lot of trafﬁc and they don’t get their response quickly enough.

Let’s prepare for this by requiring the service to respond within 1 sec-

ond.

Add a new assertion.

Select “SLA” and “Response SLA.”

Add it.

Specify the desired response time. The default value is 200 as

in 200 ms. We want to allow one second, so set the new value

to 1000 ms and press “OK.”

Adding a minimum response time like this is easy. A more difﬁcult prob-

lem may be to actually deliver such short response times. But that is not

our current focus; we are just verifying that the service is fast enough.

Verify schema compliance

APIs should follow their own schema deﬁnition. We used the schema

deﬁnition when we created the request to the service. We need to add

veriﬁcation if we want to be sure that the response follows the schema it

should be following.

Add a new assertion

Select “Compliance, Status and Standards”

Select “Schema Compliance”

Add it

Deﬁne the schema, the response should follow. The suggested

schema is the same schema as we used to create the service.

This is the schema we want to use in this example.

Click “OK.”

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All requests now have to follow its schema deﬁnition. If they don’t, the

test will fail. This is great if we want to catch a bug introduced to the

service.

Many more tests can obviously be added, but the ones I have added

here should get you started.

Go pro: Point and click testing

SoapUI Pro has been extended to support pointing and clicking when

you create tests or add assertions. This is a real time saver and is

something you will really appreciate when you are working under time

constraints.

Creating an XPath assertion can be tricky when you need to get the cor-

rect data. It is very easy to do using SoapUI Pro where you can click on

the data element in the response and get a proper XPath for it.

SoapUI Pro also makes moving data from a response to the next

request easy by assisting with the XPath expression you want to use to

retrieve the correct data.

Verify a range

Let’s revisit verifying that the response is within a certain range. We

did that by writing an XPath validation manually. SoapUI Pro has

implemented a wizard that will remove a lot of the details you have to

remember and allow you to focus on the actual problem: verifying that

the conversion rate between Euro and US Dollar is larger than one.

Add a new assertion.

Select “Property Content.”

Select “XPath Match.”

Add it.

Click on the small node selector to the left of the “Declare”

button.

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Select the node you are interested in verifying. An XPath expression will

be created for you and will locate that speciﬁc element. This is a read

only ﬁeld.

Click “OK.”

Change the XPath created for you from

//ns1:ConversionRateResponse[1]/

ns1:ConversionRateResult[1]

//ns1:ConversionRateResponse[1]/

ns1:ConversionRateResult > 1

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Click “Select from current” and notice that the “Expected Result”

area gets set to true.

Run the test by clicking the “Test” button. It should be a success.

Save the test.

We just added the same veriﬁcation, but we didn’t have to understand or

know how to write the XPath to locate the value we wanted to verify.

Spending less time writing XPath expressions and more time focusing

on what really needs to be tested is a good reason for going pro.

Data driven tes瑩ng

Verifying an API using different test data is common. A service should

perhaps be able to translate between many different currencies. Verify-

ing each combination by hand can very quickly be too much to cope

with.

SoapUI doesn’t have any built in support for reading test data from

a source and using it as a parameter to a test. It is possible to imple-

ment using a Groovy script that reads from the data source and passes

parameters to a test case. This is, unfortunately, out of scope for an

introduction to SoapUI, so it will not be covered here.

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Another solution is to use SoapUI Pro that has support for reading from

a data source and passing the result to a test case out of the box.

Go pro: Data source out of the box

Setting up a test to use a data source is available out of the box for

SoapUI Pro. The setup is done in the following steps:

Create a data source.

Create a test that uses values from the data source.

Add a loop to iterate over the values found in the data source.

Let’s add a data source to our example.

Create a data source

The data source is created as a test step. We need some kind of data

before we can make any use of it. SoapUI Pro supports these types of

data sources:

Data connection – connect to a data source and use SQL to

extract your test data

Directory – read a set of ﬁles from a directory and use their

content as test data

Excel – read an Excel sheet and use its content as test data

File – read a separated ﬁle and use as test data

Grid – deﬁne a grid in SoapUI Pro that will hold all test data

Groovy – create a Groovy script that generates the test data

JDBC – connect a data source and use SQL to extract the test

data. This one is very similar to the Data connection above

XML – read test data using XPath expressions

I want to keep it simple, yet useful, so I will use a comma-separated text

ﬁle where each row will be test data for one test.

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