Here is how it works: you have a group of tests, called TestSuites that contains the actual tests, called TestCases. That structure is not terribly hard to use, most testers structure tests like that already. There is a certain structure to how SoapUI wants you to handle your tests, based on Best Practices, and you benefit so much from using that structure. Next tip will address how to structure your tests in SoapUI. This is very basic, but once you realize that SoapUI is all about right clicking, working with the software will become so much easier. So, the simple tip is wherever you might be in the SoapUI interface, Right Click on any item you would like to interact with and see what shows up, you might be surprised. Unfortunately most people never discover all the features available since SoapUI is not very… let’s call it “Bullish on menus”. SoapUI is very deep TestWare and as such there is so much you can do. This first tip might seem simple, but consider it a soft start. We'll start off very simply with an important principle on how to interact with SoapUI.
They are based on some common mistakes the absolute beginner tends to do, but might seem a bit simplistic for the sophisticated user. Please note the following: These tips are very basic. Here are 10 very basic tips on how to use SoapUI following them might not necessarily make you a better tester, but it will make you a more proficient user, and that’s a good first step. Smart move, you’re on your way to testing greatness! SoapUI is a very extensive tool though, and sometimes it takes some time to understand it in its entirety. So you have downloaded and installed SoapUI.
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