Docker container that houses a configurable version of SoapUI and runs test suites / cases
$ docker run -d -p 3000:3000 ddavison/soapui
With this container running, you can now fire off SoapUI tests by sending the SoapUI project file
forwards the 3000 port to the container.
$ curl --form "project=@/path/to/soapui-project.xml" \
http://localhost:3000Optionally, you can specify the test suite, send a global properties configuration file and send testrunner options.
$ curl --form "project=@/path/to/soapui-project.xml" \
--form "suite=TestSuite" \
--form "[email protected]" \
--form "option=-r" \
http://localhost:3000I use Vagrant to mimic the environment of Docker.
$ vagrant up
$ vagrant ssh
# sudo -i
# cd /vagrant
# ./server.pyAfter the tests are ran, you will receive the stdout and stderr from the SoapUI test runner, as well as an HTTP status code to determine the result of the test run.
Response Codes
| Code | Message | Description |
|---|---|---|
| 200 | OK | All SoapUI Tests ran successfully and passed |
| 550 | Test Failure(s) | You have failures in the SoapUI Test suite / cases. You can check the content of the request to determine what failed |
| 552 | No SoapUI Project | You did not specify the project POST parameter with the proper SoapUI XML data. Remember: This needs to be the actual file itself sent as multipart/form-data. E.g: curl -F "[email protected]" |
| 500 | Internal Server Error | An exception occured while running the SoapUI Tests |