Which is the best way to implement automated tests for web services?
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Hey Guys,
i am evaluating the best ways to integrate test automation for web services within the jazz environment. In the past i used SOAP-UI to realize web service tests but the integration of this tool into rtc and rqm does not seems to be very good regarding test execution and reporting. What is the best way for performing automated web service tests using the jazz plattform? Kind Regards |
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Hello Oliver,
RPT offers some capabilities for testing Webservices but I would recommend to look on IBM Rational Test Workbench which contains Rational Integration Tester (RIT) and Rational Performance Tester and other Tools as well. RIT can record a lot of protocols and middle ware technologies which can be used to create tests and stubs for services. RIT tests can be integrated with RQM: https://jazz.net/help-dev/clm/topic/com.ibm.rational.test.qm.doc/topics/c_rit_adapter.html The advantage of RIT lies in simplicity to deal with many kind of services and to create complex test and test virtualization scenarios without programming. Example for MQ: http://www.ibm.com/developerworks/rational/library/rational-integration-tester-websphere-mq/ Overview: http://www-01.ibm.com/software/rational/servicevirtualization/solutions/soa.html If you have experience with SoapUI it is very easy to learn Rational Integration Tester in Rational Test Workbench for SOA Testing. Best Regards, René |
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