SOAPUI Training Syllabus

Installation of SoapUI

  • Installing SoapUI
  • Setup of SoapUI
  • Installation of SoapUI pro
  • Setup of SoapUI pro

Get to Know about webservices

  • Web Service Architecture
  • Web Services Concepts
  • Types of web services
  • SOAP
  • WSDL
  • UDDI
  • What is Service-oriented Architecture?
  • Why SOA?
  • SOA Testing Methodology
  • SOA test challenges

Working with SoapUI tool

  • Creating Workspace
  • Adding projects to Workspace
  • Creating Project/Importing Project
  • Creating Requests for project operations
  • Creating Test Suites
  • Creating Test Cases
  • Creating Test Steps
  • Wsdl project

SOAP & WSDL

  • Soap Usage
  • Soap message structure
  • Soap detailed explanation
  • Soap encoding rules
  • SOA examples
  • WSDL usage
  • WSDL doc structure
  • WSDL examples
  • Request , Response

Data driven testing

  • DataSource
  • DataSourceLoop
  • DataSink
  • Assertions

Assertions, Xpath & Loops

  • Conditional Goto
  • Assertions in SoapUI
  • Assertion – Contains & Not contains
  • Xpath match
  • SOAP/Not-SOAP
  • Contains/Not Contains
  • SOAP fault/Not-SOAP fault
  • Response SLA
  • XPath match
  • JDBC Timeout / JDBC Status

Transferring properties

  • Passing values between Test Steps
  • Passing values between Operations
  • Passing values between Services
  • TestRequests
  • Properties
  • Property transfer
  • Response to Request transfer
  • Global to Test case

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