There are several ways of scripting this king of application, but today I’ll show how to use .NET WSDL files to create a simple script. Instead of pasting several images on the post I thought it would be more productive to record a screen cast. So here it is, the first video guide of this blog:
The steps are :
- Create a new single protocol script using the Web Service protocol.
- Click on the “Manage Services” button on the top left corner.
- Click on the “Import” button.
- Select URL and then paste your WSDL file URL Remember that it should include the “?WSDL” string at the end.
- Click on the “Import” button and then OK.
- Back to the script view, click on the “Add Service Call” button.
- Select the service you just added on the “Service” drop down list.
- Select the call you want to add on the “Operation” drop down list.
- At this point, you will see a list of parameters (Input and Output) on the middle box.
- The Input parameters are the parameters you will use on your request. On the opposite way, Output parameters are the parameters returned by the server.
- Some input parameters are required and some are optional. You will notice the difference on the “Include argument in call” checkbox.
- The required parameters have this checkbox disabled.
- With this checkbox you can add optional parameters to the request.
- You can also set the values you’ll be sending by filling the “Value” text box.
- You can save the returned parameters by selecting the desired parameter under “Output Arguments” and selecting the “Save returned value in parameter” checkbox.
- Once you’re done with the arguments selection, click on the OK button. This will add the request to the script.
- Once the code is created, you can replace parameters, add static arguments and all sorts of things that can only be done in LoadRunner.
- Returned values will be saved on the selected parameters to be used later, in case you have more than once call per script (sequential steps).
5 comments:
If I have 10 scripts, how can I use same url in all so that if any change is there in url if I change at one place it should effect in all scripts.
If I have 10 scripts, how can I use same url in all so that if any change is there in url if I change at one place it should effect in all scripts.
Hi,
I am not able to move ahead after entering WSDL file URL.Getting error as "The specified WSDL maybe incompatible with the selected toolkit.Try using different toolkit."
Please help me with this.
I am also facing the same issue- I also tried using different sample URL's but same result
I am not able to move ahead after entering WSDL file URL.Getting error as "The specified WSDL maybe incompatible with the selected toolkit.Try using different toolkit."
Please help me with this.
I am not able to move ahead after entering WSDL file URL.Getting error as "The specified WSDL maybe incompatible with the selected toolkit.Try using different toolkit."
Please help me with this.
I have also tried using sample URL's but still get the same result. I'm using LR 12.53 version
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