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Teststeps

There are several teststeps available whick you can create from the Teststep list view

This overview helps you navigate on this page and understand the features of each teststep:

Datatransfer Teststep

A Datatransfer Teststep contains a list of query providers via JSONPath, XPath and others that read request or response of the parent testcase's teststeps, which store the result in variable. See more in Datatransfer Teststep

HTTP Teststep

An HTTP Teststep allows you to send a HTTP request for several HTTP methods such as GET, POST and PUT. Additionally, you may send JSON or XML in the HTTP-Body.

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HTML Teststep

An HTML teststep loads a website and displays the contents in a browser window. This is helpful, when you test web services postprocesing. You may visually check the website content or create a list of Javascript-based assertions on the webpage.

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SOAP Teststep

A SOAP Teststep is a WSDL-aware teststep that reference a specific webservice method. You have request and response area with various that help you manage the complexity of SOAP-XML data models based on WSDL-XSD-Schema definition. SOAP teststeps support WSDL quick search and context sensitive help.

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Randomize Teststep

A Randomize Teststep defines rules or data to randomize your request input. This is a common strategy in testing to have variants of you request to make sure you'll find gaps in the implementation. A common pitfall in webservice testing is to rely on a small set of regression tests with a static set of input data.

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Randomized Valuelist Teststep

A Randomize Teststep reads a CSV-file to randomize your request input. The intention is the same as with the Randomize Teststeps except that the randomized data must fit together.

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Manual Randomized Valuelist Teststep

A Randomize Teststep reads a CSV-file to randomize your request input. The intention is the same as with the Randomize Teststeps except that the randomized data must fit together.

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