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A Python script using the [[Zolera SOAP Infrastructure]] was implemented which allowed arbitrary combinations of orders to be generated. This script was run from the command line with arguments specifying the required attributes of order set. It dynamically generated an order cluster with randomized data, injected this into the web tier and captured and parsed the return response into a log file along with various timings. | A Python script using the [[Zolera SOAP Infrastructure]] was implemented which allowed arbitrary combinations of orders to be generated. This script was run from the command line with arguments specifying the required attributes of order set. It dynamically generated an order cluster with randomized data, injected this into the web tier and captured and parsed the return response into a log file along with various timings. | ||
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Latest revision as of 12:08, 2 April 2009
Using Python ZSI to implement SOAP Test Harness
A Python script using the Zolera SOAP Infrastructure was implemented which allowed arbitrary combinations of orders to be generated. This script was run from the command line with arguments specifying the required attributes of order set. It dynamically generated an order cluster with randomized data, injected this into the web tier and captured and parsed the return response into a log file along with various timings.
Email me at if you are interested in finding out more...