REST WS By Jmeter
Representational State Transfer (REST) uses the HTTP request method, and the most popular are GET, POST, PUT and DELETE. Responses to these requests return status codes indicating success or failure … Continue reading
Webservices
Introduction Web Services mean many things to many people. In the end, there will be a set of standards which allow us to do things we could not do before, … Continue reading
JSON
JavaScript Object Notation (JSON) While both SOAP and REST use XML for interchange, JavaScript Object Notation (JSON) uses a subset of JavaScript. This is illustrated in the figure below. JavaScript … Continue reading
WS by SOAP UI
Load Testing is quite unique in SoapUI, we have created a functionality that allows you to create Performance Tests quickly and modify them easily. The main differentiator is that Performance … Continue reading
WSDL by JMeter
Steps to test a web service using JMeter are a) Creating a test plan Test plan created trough the GUI is saved in .jmx format. Although test plan can be … Continue reading
WS By Loadrunner
Web Services in loadrunner: We can do web services scripting in two ways: By using Web Services Protocol. (Need additional License) By using Web Protocol. Scripting Using Web Services Protocol: … Continue reading
Webservice & Architecture
Service-Oriented Architecture (SOA) Definition A service-oriented architecture is essentially a collection of services. These services communicate with each other. The communication can involve either simple data passing or it could … Continue reading
SOAP Webservices
SOAP SOAP was originally part of the specification that included the Web Services Description Language (WSDL) and Universal Description, Discovery, and Integration (UDDI). It is used now without WSDL and … Continue reading
Restful Webservices
Representation State Transfer (REST) Representation State Transfer (REST) appeals to developers because it has a simpler style that makes it easier to use than SOAP. It also less verbose so … Continue reading
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