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What is ReadyAPI?
ReadyAPI (formerly SoapUI Pro, LoadUI Pro, and ServiceV Pro) is a REST and SOAP API functional testing tool that enables software developers, QA engineers, and manual testers to work together to create, maintain, and execute complex end-to-end API tests in…
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ReadyAPI - the first choice for API automation
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Single Effective Solution for Various Aspects of API Development, Validation and Testing!
Features of ReadyAPI Over Other Prodcuts
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ReadyAPI - Must have tool for API testing
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- It is used by my project
- It helps us with automating our APIs
Great product, if you're willing to put the work in
When new functionality is implemented and is exposed via …
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What is ReadyAPI?
ReadyAPI (formerly SoapUI Pro, LoadUI Pro, and ServiceV Pro) is a REST and SOAP API functional testing tool that enables software developers, QA engineers, and manual testers to work together to create, maintain, and execute complex end-to-end API tests in their CI/CD pipelines without needing to…
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SoapUI and its Pro version, ReadyAPI, are widely used tools for integrating, verifying, and testing web services. They are highly scalable and configurable, allowing for custom test script creation and automation of various test activities. Users have found SoapUI useful in validating complex analysis platforms, establishing baselines for customization, and verifying APIs across multiple products with different interfaces like SOAP, REST, AMF, and JDBC.
Yahoo's Technical Account Management team relies on SoapUI to analyze SOAP messages and troubleshoot issues with ad platforms. Developers, integrators, and technical product managers use SoapUI for testing, automation, and support purposes. ReadyAPI is the go-to tool for API testing, making it easy to create and manage tests. It helps in verifying breakages, tracing back problems to ensure correct data returns, validating endpoint functionality, and load testing with specific scenarios using production data.
ReadyAPI supports API testing throughout the digital transformation process from prototyping to deployment. It is also used for API test automation and integration with Jenkins. Moreover, it assists in importing and structuring web services, API mockups, functional testing, security testing, deploying code to the cloud using containers, and integrating with third-party tools like Bamboo. With its comprehensive features for SOAP and REST service testing, ReadyAPI is recommended for a wide range of API testing needs.
Swagger Integration: Many users have praised the ability of SoapUI and ReadyApi to read in endpoints for a restful web service via a Swagger page or definitions file. This feature has been described as extremely helpful, with reviewers appreciating the time-saving aspect of not having to figure things out directly or rely on specs to build their requests. Additionally, the ability to easily update endpoints when they change was seen as a valuable feature.
Groovy Functions: Users have found the addition of groovy functions in SoapUI and ReadyApi to be very useful. They appreciate being able to use a programming language with Java libraries, which provides them with much more flexibility in how they process results and build follow-up requests.
Auto-generation of Test Cases: The auto-generation of test cases in SoapUI Pro has received high praise from users. It gives them a good head start on their testing efforts by building a set of tests that cover at least the happy path scenarios. Users also appreciate the visual guide provided by the test case GUI, which helps them structure their suites and scenarios effectively.
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- Lacking User Interface and Experience: Some users have found SoapUI's user interface to be confusing, old-fashioned, and not user-friendly. They have expressed the need for enhancements in terms of design and usability.
- Slow Performance: Several users have experienced slow performance with SoapUI, particularly when loading projects, switching between tabs, and during startup. They have also encountered errors related to insufficient memory, resulting in frustration and delays.
- Limited JMS Support and Third-Party Tools Dependency: Users have mentioned that SoapUI relies on an outdated 3rd party program called HermesJMS for JMS interactions. This limitation restricts their ability to run parallel test suites efficiently. Additionally, they have pointed out the limited support for JMS and the need for third-party tools for AMF method discovery.
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(1-25 of 46)ReadyAPI - the first choice for API automation
- Scriptless
- Data driven testing
- API Reporting dashboard
- Security and Performance testing
- Run Test suites in parallel
- Property Transfer
- Only supports Groovy script
- Licensing cost
- Limited options available to generate data using Data source
API testing made simple
- It makes API automation seamless, easy, and efficient.
- Performance testing, distributing load, and key performance indicators are very well put together to help improve the performance of APIs.
- Even non-programmers can quickly ramp up and write efficient automation tests.
- Such a good tool and I love it. There are many open-source tools that do the same and are free.
- Adding visuals to show chaining or dependent apis will be helpful.
- Adding contract testing feature to the toolset will improve the value immensely.
ReadyAPI
- Setting up Endpoints
- Setting up of assertions to check if endpoints are working correctly
- load testing of endpoints
- Ease of use similar to test tools such as test complete
- Groovy script completion for users that do not have Groovy knowledge
- Easier buildup of endpoints like a built in Swagger Inspector
ReadyAPI : Good Tool
- API
- Alerts/Notifications
- Productivity analysis
- Test management
- Data extraction
- VSC doesn't work well
- No connector to NoSQL database
- Performance
Features of ReadyAPI Over Other Prodcuts
- Load testing feature is readily available with less effort to configure
- Automate validation of response using assertion makes my work so easy
- ReadyAPI is easy to use, user friendly compare to many other leading API testing tools
- More customization on reporting would be more useful
- Frequent updates and frequent changes in look and feel is something annoying at times, but not always
- Customization of dashboard would be greatly helpful to manage our workspace and projects effectively
ReadyAPI - Must have tool for API testing
Our main objective is to test services across many environments, also we need scripts to generate data, etc. That's why we started using ReadyAPI, which has different environment support and is easily changed in one click. ReadyAPI also supports Groovy scripts and WSDL.
ReadyAPI is a great tool to create test steps and their flows also has a nice assertions system.
- Multi Environment Support
- Several test cases and its flows management
- Scripts support
- Complex assertion system
- GIT, Jenkins, Docker Support
- Dark Mode
- Simple test cases copy paste functionality
- Changing several assertions same time
The disadvantage of ReadyAPI is that sometimes it's not stable and it crashes and if your changes are not saved, it's all lost. I would love to see a recovery feature added to it. Also, it doesn't have dark mode support which really strains my eyes.
Great product, if you're willing to put the work in
When new functionality is implemented and is exposed via web services, both development teams, and testing teams, use ReadyAPI to test the functionality against expected results.
LoadUI Pro is also used, in a more limited capacity, by testing teams, to conduct performance testing of the web service.
- The ability to be data-driven is a huge asset.
- Cross-compatible with many protocols - it's not just SOAP-based.
- Provides a full eco-system of products. Very feature-rich.
- Solid Enterprise integration, including singles-sign-on, and OAuth2
- Pricing. It's both complicated to understand how it's priced, and it's very costly.
- The UI is very outdated. It's not a friendly user experience
- Lack of connectors for different, popular products and platforms
If you're looking for something lightweight, that can start providing value right away without too much setup, then you may be disappointed with ReadyAPI.
Feeling good while working on ReadyAPI, but yes, a few points for improvements are there.
- Its drag n drop feature is easy to use.
- Data generator in data source is one of the best features of ReadyAPI
- Hierarchy of arranging test suites/cases/steps helps a lot in managing the stuff
- Should be able to add test step like REST even when there's no API added in the project.
- Its integration with GIT is very annoying, especially when you want to delete uncommitted changes and pull latest.
- Sometimes ReadyAPI made some changes of its own. These are also very annoying.
- Automated suites for regression and smoke.
- Integration with GIT and other majorly known repo.
- Integration of CICD with DEVOPS and other services.
API Testing Made Easy
- Ability to use test data from previous requests
- Quick and easy to discover and connect to service endpoints
- When using Forms within a Test Step, doesn't also keep the values entered
Best all-in-one solution for API testing!
- Ease of use (ability to automatically import API definitions, Jenkins integration for running in the pipeline).
- Detailed test reports (allow to easily identify weak spots during both functional and performance testing).
- One platform for all tests (allows to closely couple and reuse existent tests).
- Sometimes Ready API Test performs poorly or freezes when REST response contains a lot of data
- Performance Tests documentation could be updated to describe different assertion points with examples of usage.
- Ability to disable certain test steps only in the Performance Tests section, while leaving them on for Functional Tests could be added.
Let's Get the API Ready
- Create virtualised services
- Test the APIs and integrate in CI CD pipelines
- Development teams use to define the skeleton of services along with OpenAPI / Swagger
- Usability of GUI screens can be improved
- Sharing of API projects across teams, similar to Postman, can be implemented
- Import service definitions for quick discovery
- Send requests and inspect responses
- Set up test suites/cases
- Code generation is out dated
- XML generation can be a bit disorganized at times
API Testing Made Easy!
- Very useful features in Security Testing
- Support for Load Testing
- Can be used for Test Data Creation
- Automate Test Scenarios
- User Interface and User Experience need enhancements
- Sometimes it gets a bit slow
- No Test Results History
SoapUI makes QI life easier
- By defining variables, you can customize parameter values without hard coding the values in the whole test-case.
- You can also use external data sheets to retrieve data to your executions.
- MockResponse module should be more enhanced and simplified.
- I wish SoapUI would allow you to make a sample request which only consists of the required fields and leaves the optional fields out of the sample.
Budget-Friendly Corporate Solution for API
- Random Data generational for testing.
- Transfer data from one response to multiple API calls without manual intervene.
- Security testing require enhancements.
- Tool has bad cache management and folder setup.
- API Testing and automation.
- Environment configuration and setup.
- Flexibility to utilize same scripts for load and security testing.
- Need CI/CD pipeline integration enhancements for Azure.
- SoapUI Pro helped us with asynchronous testing of the web services.
- Helped with our testing with data from databases and various files.
- Tad bit expensive than their competitors.
- No helpful with Web UI Testing and mobile app testing.
- I like the way this app keeps my projects organized. We have many different services, and I would hate to have to reload each one each time it is needed.
- I am a big fan of this app, but I must admit it does not always render thoroughly on all monitors. I have not taken the time to figure this out, but at times the image is just too small to read. I switch it to a different monitor, and it always works out.
Advantages of SoapUI over other and how it help. Me and my organization for better development
- Can be easily used by technical and non-technical staff in multiple environments that are familiar to them.
- Its data-driven testing capabilities and real-world condition testing save a lot more time that can be put to some other usage.
- It simplifies regression testing and clearly shows the test approach used and testing areas covered.
- Test results and functionality can be tracked easily using test history and result comparison.
- Its report building template is very cool and understandable they provide and highlights each and every required information in a better way.
- It is quite heavy for old systems - The lite version could be beneficial for such old machines.
- The SoapUI tool is the best out there when you need to test a web service with ease.
- Great collaboration features, especially the scripts repository available in the paid version.
- Documentation should be better, despite being a simple tool to use.
- Sometimes the huge amount of configuration parameters could be overwhelming, luckily there is tons of information on the web and forums to solve any question or problem.
SOAP UI tool is simply the best for any organization
- Can be used to test all WEB API calls
- All rest calls with an association with DataPower or Stone Bond can be tested efficiently.
- Can store your work so that it can be picked up next time.
- Would be nice if it stored the results of each call.
- UI can be redesigned to give user-friendly exp compared to Postman.
Soap UI for Technical Product Managers and Business Analysts
- Easy to see all possible methods of a web service, easy to create many different possible requests.
- The formatted view makes it easy to see the whole request and response.
- It's easy to share via colleagues including all possible trials.
- Some features could be added via add ons like an HTTP monitor, test runner, some artifacts. With them, it becomes a big installation (modularity).
- Sometimes it takes some time to open the interface; it is important to have a faster interface in today's applications.
- It could include input and output beautifiers - this would make users happy because they may use this feature heavily while they are making documentation.
Great tool for testing web services
- Acts as a great external source to get data onto the main system.
- Runs all kinds of XMLs irrespective of their size.
- Great tool for API testing.
- Saving projects can be a little confusing for beginners.
- Sometimes it functions a bit slow for complex XMLs.
- UI is a bit outdated now and needs to get a new refreshing look.
A happy and proud user
- Test validation on API responses
- Mock services to test parts of the application
- REST Discovery and Groovy scripting features
- Working with Git needs to be improved.
- The licenses could be more flexible with regards to floating licenses. In the case that a user changes a workstation, then the license locked to a certain workstation cannot be easily changed to another workstation. It would be more flexible if a license could be linked with the user personally.
API testing using SOAPUI
- Create test cases and test suites for testing API's
- Test both SOAP and REST web services.
- Test runners for running automated jobs.
- It can be made more user-friendly, beginner users struggle to use the interface. For example, learning how to add request headers for different types.
- Hermes JMS is slow for testing MQ services and struggled to use SOAPUI over other message queue tools.
SoapUI - playing with web services
- Rapid import of web services. Just by placing the url where the service is located, the application is responsible for directly detecting the .asmx and creates the necessary structure to work on it.
- The interface is quite simple to work with, which makes it one of the most convenient applications to manage SOAP or REST projects. Besides, it also generates a self-saving of projects or requests that have not been previously saved.
- Accepts multiple types of media to send in POST requests, including the most used JSON and XML.
- What should be improved is the way in which the multiple queries that are made are displayed. It should allow you to see it in the form of tabs and not cover all the contents of the window.