Requirement is to export Collection from Postman and import [run those APIs] in SOAPUI.
For this, I am simply exporting the collection and its coming with json extension.
I try to import that collection into SoapUI using 2 ways:
Directly importing: It seems like SoapUI is looking for XML files, not JSON. However, if I uploaded that file then, nothing is happening and folder with cross sign is displaying.
Creating REST project and providing URI. Here again nothing is working[APIs are not coming directly]
Also I tried to convert Collection JSON file to XML and upload it in SOAPUI. Even that is not working.
Is there any way in which I can directly import Collection into SOAPUI?
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There exist projects like this and this that convert APIs in Swagger to Postman collections.
Is there a way to script importing the Postman collection JSON file into Postman?
To be clear, I am trying to avoid having to use the Postman GUI to do the import.
I want the whole process to be automated.
I am on a Windows environment.
Ideal goal: import directly from https://myapi/v1/swagger.json into Postman.
Even better: trigger on change.
Motivation: Postman always has latest-and-greatest API version.
So i have to upload text file to server with PUT request, i know there is similar solution but as it seems, not only for me it is generating errors:
solution generating error message
I know there is possibility to this this with tFileFetch component but it only support POST request.
My current job looks like this:
talend Job
And my question is how to write correct syntax in HTTP body to upload local file.
I couldn't get tREST to upload a file with the PUT http method. I'm pretty sure it's not possible. You should be able to do it with a custom java code though, that you can find in this article.
I want to automate the process of sending get requests to an API and save the responses in a JSON file. I have researched a lot online and haven't found anything. I have created a collection and run it, but how do I automate it.
When you have your tests collection built in Postman, you shall run it with newman (see useful options here, this link helped me a lot !).
If your collection can be run with Postman runner, it should work perfectly. I haven't tried to generate reports in JSON but it works fine for HTML and JUnit style reports ... and you can set a specific reporting parameter to have results set in a JSON file.
How can I set relation when I input the data into realm?
There was menu for importing on CSV or Excel files only, but for relation
How can I make it if I need to bring it with data joined.
I created a db file using the realm browser and imported a xlsx file, but it did not work. What was wrong? I followed the steps below.
Run the Generate Demo Database menu and created a db file in the realm browser.
Opened the files made saw realmTestClass(), realmtestclass1, realmtestclass2 files. I imported the data I made using the import menu, but it did not work.
The Realm Browser data importing features are still heavily in development.
If you've got any specific use cases where it is consistently crashing, or any feature requests, it would be a big help to file issues over at the Realm Browser GitHub repo. :)
I have been given a url to a password protected wsdl and told to develop from it. The only other resource I have is a project setup xml for soap ui. The document works and I am able to import the project into soap ui and connect to the wsdl that way. I can even run operations. Unfortunately, I cannot figure out what the password is, so I have no way to view the wsdl directly, or (more importantly) have soap ui autogenerate the java client code.
I have found two usernames used in the xml document, but they are all used for individual operations. Putting them into my browser has not worked. Are there a wsdl username and password hidden somewhere in the soap ui document?
I also don't think I fully grasp the auth file thing. I went to USER_HOME and made a .metro folder, then put an extensionless file called "auth" in it and put "http://userName:password#remoteHost.wsdl?wsdl", but eclipse continued to ask for the auth file as though it did not exist.