How do I access a SOAP service request
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This example demonstrates accessing a SOAP service.
In the solution shown below,the command "wsSetProtocol" takes input as “SOAP” for a SOAP request. The SOAP wsdl file is specified in the “wsSetRequestURL” command. The operation name is provided in the command “wsSetRequestMethod”. The values for the selected operation are provided in the command “wsSetRequestPayload”.
“wsExecuteRequest” command executes the SOAP service and fetches the response.
Solution:
| # | Command | Target | Value |
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| Start of a web service block |
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| 1 | wsBlockOpen | ||
| To set the Service Protocol |
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| 2 | wsSetProtocol |
SOAP | |
| To set the request URL for getting the results of the test run |
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| 3 | wsSetRequestURL |
http://www.thomas-bayer.com/axis2/services/BLZService?wsdl |
URL |
| Enter the appropriate operate which is offered by the SOAP service |
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| 4 | wsSetRequestMethod |
BLZServiceHttpBinding_getBank |
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| To set the request body format and output type. SOAP requests access only "XML" format |
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| 8 | wsSetRequestHeaderParam | Content-Type |
application/json |
| Enter the values for the selected operation for the SOAP service |
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| 9 | wsSetRequestPayload | 10000000 |
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| Execute the Service Request |
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| 10 | wsExecuteRequest |
${URL} |
Response |
| End of a web service Block |
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| 12 | wsBlockEnd |
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Tips, Tricks, Gotchas & Best Practices:
- You can also Remotely trigger executions of automated tests in Worksoft SaaS and expect a Callback from Worksoft SaaS when execution completes/aborts using POST method.
- You can prepare all the test runs of a test cycle (or a subset thereof) for execution. This step is also called 'preprocessing' the test runs using POST method.
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