Automated &Performance tests

Using SoapUI open source

@gudemadhumohan

Oracle BRM

Steps• Download and Install SoapUI 5.3

• Install Web Services Manager

• Install Apache or WebLogic

• Setup TestSuite in SoapUI

• Create automated test case with Groovy scripts

• Create load test/Add load

• Execute automated test / Performance test

Download and Install SoapUI

• http://www.soapui.org

• OpenSource version is free of cost

Web Services Manager and WebLogic

Web Services Manager

• http://edelivery.oracle.com

• Web Services Manager is optional component in BRM.

• Add ojdbc6.jar to lib folder of SoapUI.

WebLogic or Apache

• Download and install WebLogic or Apache in your BRM application server.

• Deploy Web Services Manager in WebLogic(Or)Apache.

• Access OOTB WSDL using the below link in web browser.

• http://<host>:<port>/<folder>/services/BrmBaseServices?wsdl

(replace host, port and installation folder in above URL)

Create Test-Suite in SoapUI• Open SoapUI• Click on New SOAP project as below

• Click on Add test Suite• Below shows “Automated_Performance_TestSuite_BRM”

Add test case, step and SOAP Request

Add test case and test step Add SOAP input

Fetch Flist values dynamically with Groovy

• Dynamic Flist Variables (highlighted below)

Fetch Flist values dynamically with Groovy

• Click on assertion script

Fetch Flist values dynamically with Groovy

• Below script is to fetch value from database and set to MSISDN field in Flist.

Verify the results of the test step

• Below script is to verify the output FList.

Add all your test cases and steps• Use the below line in all Groovy scripts.• sql.close() /*to close Database connection */

• Add the test cases and steps as many as you need.• As shown below

Run all test cases with one click

• Groovy script should have proper logic to verify results.

• Double click on test suite and click on button shown below, Results are ready for all scenarios

Add load to your test cases

• Add load to your test steps, increase threads as highlighted below.

• Right click on test case and add a load test.

Verify tps

• Tps is throughput per second, that’s the performance.

• Congratulations, Now you have automated and done performance for all you BRM tests in single click.