Create a reliable messaging call structure
You can create a test structure dedicated to testing service calls based on the WS-ReliableMessaging specification.
The WS-ReliableMessaging specification provides for a series of SOAP messages to be delivered reliably between distributed applications in the presence of software component, system, or network failures. In the context of a service test, a reliable messaging call structure consists of a series of calls that conform to the specification. The structure can be created either as a sequential list of unique service calls or a loop containing a call element and uses a datapool to identify the unique calls.
- In the test editor, select the test, and click Add, and then click Specification-based Structure. The New Web Service Test wizard opens.
- On the Web Service Specification Selection page, Select WS-ReliableMessaging, and click Next.
- Select one or several WSDL files in the workspace for the web service to test, and click Next. If necessary, you can import a WSDL file into the workspace with the Import push button.
- On theConfigure Protocol page, select an existing HTTP transport configuration, or click New to create a new configuration.
- Specify the URL of the service, the HTTP Method, and Version.
- In the Header table, click Add to specify any specific headers that need to be added to the call.
- In the Cookies table, click Add to specify any specific cookies that need to be used by the call.
- Click Next.
- On the Sequence Options page, specify how the sequence structure will be created in the test.
- In Message count, specify the number of calls in the list or the number loop iterations.
- Select Create service call list to generate a list of calls with the number of messages or Create loop with datapool to generate a loop with a datapool. The datapool defines the call number for each call in the loop.
- Select Shuffle sequence if you want the call numbers to be generated in a random order.
- Click Finish. This action generates a reliable messaging service call structure in the test.
Related:
Web service test editor overview
Verify application behavior
Edit WSDL security profiles
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