In the previous blog we have seen how to develop Integration having SOAP connection. Now in this blog we will see how to test it.
(Integration Name: Calculator Integration)
Complexity : None
Prerequisite : SoapUI Tool
Step 1 : Activate the developed integration , then click Activate when prompted
Step 2 : Once the Integration get activated, copy the WSDL URL that popup at top of screen.
Step 3 : Now open SoapUI tool and then click on SOAP icon and then paste the above copied WSDL URL and then click Ok
Step 4 : Add timestamp & basic authentication(UsernameToken) in Header of request payload and then run the request.
Note : In basic authentication you have to pass your OIC userid & password
Congratulation! you have successfully configured and tested an Integration having SOAP Connection.
(Integration Name: Calculator Integration)
Complexity : None
Prerequisite : SoapUI Tool
Step 1 : Activate the developed integration , then click Activate when prompted
Step 2 : Once the Integration get activated, copy the WSDL URL that popup at top of screen.
Step 3 : Now open SoapUI tool and then click on SOAP icon and then paste the above copied WSDL URL and then click Ok
Step 4 : Add timestamp & basic authentication(UsernameToken) in Header of request payload and then run the request.
Note : In basic authentication you have to pass your OIC userid & password
Congratulation! you have successfully configured and tested an Integration having SOAP Connection.
Hi Amit, I am not getting the header section with the username token details in the request xml in SOAPUI. Can you help to fix it.
ReplyDeleteHi San,
DeletePlease put cursor inside HEADER opening and closing tag
and then Right Click and then click Add UserNameToken , similarly Add Timestamp.