September 29, 2008 11:58 PM
Posted by: Sentinel627
Development,
Functional testing,
SOAP,
Software Quality,
VUGen,
Web services,
Web services testing,
WSDL,
XMLIn my never-ending (or so it seems) quest for a cool set of tools for testing web services, I have come across another free(ware)bie, TCPMonitor. You can download a version from here.
First, define a Port to be used for intercepting requests/responses...
August 12, 2008 12:45 AM
Posted by: Sentinel627
Functional testing,
HP QuickTest Professional,
soapUI,
Software Quality,
Web services,
Web services testingTwo other web service test tools which deserve honorable mention in our comparison tests were: soapUI, available as Open Source or in a pro version distributed by eviware; and HP's QuickTest Professional Web Services Add-In.
soapUI
August 7, 2008 3:39 AM
Posted by: Sentinel627
Functional testing,
HP Quality Center,
SOAP,
SOAPSonar,
Software Quality,
VUGen,
Web services,
Web services testingAfter determining the requirements for functional testing of web services, it was necessary to examine some of the readily available test tools. My employer depends on the HP (formerly Mercury Interactive) suite for most test automation, and our performance test gurus recommended a LoadRunner...
August 1, 2008 7:41 PM
Posted by: Sentinel627
Functional testing,
SOAP,
Software Quality,
Web services,
Web services testing,
WSDL,
XMLIn a previous posting, we examined the definition and basic functionality of a web service. Now let's discuss the process behind testing web services. In order to perform any effective automated functional testing, two components are absolutely essential: good test data, and an adequate test...
July 30, 2008 10:20 PM
Posted by: Sentinel627
Functional testing,
SOAP,
Software Quality,
Web services,
Web services testing,
WSDL,
XMLUsually when you think of functional testing, you visualize some sort of User Interface (UI) for inputting data: a well-defined form or page with fields and arrows and boxes and other eye-candy.
