SoapUI is an open-source tool used for functional and non-functional testing, widely used in WebServices testing. This is a brief tutorial that introduces the readers to the basic features and usage of SoapUI.

Load testing is quite unique in SoapUI; a functional test case that allows creating and modifying performance tests quickly. The main differentiator is that performance tests in SoapUI generally is created from the existing functional tests. This allows …

SOAP UI can be used to test complete RESTful API and SOAP Web Service testing. It supports Functional Testing, Performance Testing, Interoperability Testing, Regression

SoapUI can be used to test complete RESTful API and SOAP Web Service testing. It supports Functional Testing, Performance Testing, Interoperability Testing, Regression Testing, Load Testing, and much more.

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TestSuite is a collection of Test Cases that can be used for grouping functional tests into logical units. Any number of TestSuites can be created inside a SoapUI project to support massive testing scenarios.

Performance testing is one of the most common important checkpoints in Web Service testing. Performance Testing is defined as artificially creating or simulating the load and measuring how the environment handles it.

SoapUI can be used to test complete RESTful API and SOAP Web Service testing. It supports Functional Testing, Performance Testing, Interoperability Testing, Regression Testing, Load Testing, and much more.

TestSteps are the "building blocks" of functional tests in SoapUI. These are added to a TestCase and used to control the flow of execution and validate the functionality of the web service(s) to be tested.

A TestCase is a collection of TestSteps assembled to test some specific aspect of web service(s). The user can add n number of TestCases to a TestSuite and even modularize them to call each other for complex testing scenarios.