How to load test soap api using jmeter 4.0 , multbinding
The follow: example for soap request ::
JMeter naturally supports SOAP protocol, you will need the following Test Elements:
HTTP Request sampler - to send request itself, put your XML payload into the "Body Data" tab
HTTP Header Manager - to send web-service-specific headers like Content-Type and SOAPAction
See the following reference material for comprehensive information on web services load testing using JMeter:
Testing SOAP/REST Web Services Using JMeter
Building a SOAP WebService Test Plan
SOAP uses XML payload and POST HTTP method, so as such you can easily test it with jmeter.
If you hava abiltiy to capture soap requests, you can save them to CSV files to load it by JMeter.
Another great load testing look you might take into account is wrk
Related
I am using spring boot framework to generate a soap request to consume the soap service.
Using SOAP-UI/ Postman, I can be able to send the request in xml format as specified in service wsdl.
But, I am generating soap request body my marshalling the java object and sending it through spring application.
Is there any way to see/visualise the intermediate request in XML format in this case ?
I want to code for a REST service using Restlet framework that wraps a third party SOAP service with some XML data. So whenever I call the REST service with some XML data that REST service internally calls that third party SOAP service with the XML data that I provided and the response travels from that third party SOAP API to REST API and from REST API to me.
I have gone through this questions;
Calling a SOAP service using REST service
Calling SOAP in Jersey
But it didn't help me a lot, So it would be great if anyone provide me the links or tutorial where I can get any help. Thanks.
I think that the following links could help you if you want to implement by hand:
Restlet tutorial - http://restlet.com/technical-resources/restlet-framework/tutorials/2.3
Writing a SOAP Client - https://docs.oracle.com/cd/E19340-01/820-6767/aeqgc/index.html
The key challenge here is to convert request elements into the SOAP request since SOAP only uses HTTP as a transport protocol (both headers and payload) and the same for response (extract headers and payload to build the REST response). With Restlet, you need to leverage its REST API for this. See this link: http://restlet.com/technical-resources/restlet-framework/guide/2.3/core/http-headers-mapping.
I also saw these tools that seem to provide a proxy to adapt a SOAP service as REST service:
Exposing SOAP Services as REST Resources - http://www.membrane-soa.org/service-proxy-doc/4.0/rest2soap-gateway.htm, https://github.com/membrane/service-proxy
a RESTful API proxy to a SOAP-based service - http://apigee.com/docs/api-services/content/exposing-soap-service-api-proxy
Hope it helps you,
Thierry
I am developing banking mobile apps using html5 for client as communicate back-end system they provided soap based xml services.
To make a soap request, i doesn't want to write code in ".js" file because of code complexity and not found request and response logs in production phases.
now i want to make separate project to maintain the web-service request and response business logic using java?
from .js, I want to make a http request to call the web service as a response i want to get json an object?.
Please correct me if i was wrong, Please help me how to separate web service logic into a single project?
Note: I doesn't want to configure my soap request through js file.
Regards,
nag
Write a servlet or httphandler(if IIS) that interacts with SOAP services and parses the information and creates a json response for the JS client.
You JS client interacts with servlet/httphandler and handles when it json response when it receives it.
I have a given WSDL file (a SOAP web service in the internet) and I want to use this service. For that I want to write a Java client, that sends the required datas (as XML) to the web service and the service itself sends an response.
Unfortunately, I am totaly new in web services. This is why I want you to ask for help.
I found a lot of ways to use SOAP in Java. One way is the AXIS2 framework from Apache, another way is the Eclipse Web Tools Project (WTP). I've tried both but couldn't get it run..
First of all.. What do I need to use such an SOAP web service?
I think:
- generate Java source out of the WSDL file
- write an client that uses this code
- with this client you can send datas to the web service (the client itself sends the data via XML) and the client can process the response
Am I right or do I have a fallacy?
Thank you for your help!!
I think: - generate Java source out of the WSDL file - write an client that uses this code - with this client you can send datas to the web service (the client itself sends the data via XML) and the client can process the response
That is correct. You can use Axis2 as you mentioned, write a JAX-WS client, you can even write the SOAP message by hand (not that I would recommend that though).
You should try to get a successful call from SoapUI first then write your client application. Use wsimport to get a simple client working (if that's all you need a framework like Axis2 could be overkill).
I wish to consume a SOAP webservice from the Govt. of India public data sets. Here is an sample URL:
http://data.gov.in/sites/default/files/Fish_2013.xml
I have been using REST APIs and have never used a SOAP one.This is a SOAP webservice and it does not give me any information about the wsdl file location. As per my understanding I can generate a client using the WSDL if available and use it but how do I use a SOAP API without WSDL.
Most of the other posts talk about changing the response format but then its not possible in my case.
You can do 2 tricks:
install a local webserver
map the localhost/yourproject?wsdl to that xml file
use a Soap client generator tool on that wsdl link ( some allow other links wich doesn't end at wsdl some doesn't)
use the generated artifacts to consume soap.