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Tuesday, June 18, 2013

SOA Testing by QUASAR Testing tool

Quasar SOA Testing Tool

Quasar is a SOA testing tool. Allowing for easy monitoring and generation of SOA events.Quasar is the ideal light weight tool for unit testing a variety of SOA components. The Quasar is next generation tool for SOA testing to support varies component and protocols used with SOA implementation.

The most important support from Quasar testing tool are:

SOAP Client / Server
  •     Make SOAP requests (also available through command line interface)
  •     Reply to SOAP requests
  •     Unit test your SOAP services
  •     Regression test your SOAP services
  •     Stress / Performance test your SOAP components
JMS Client
  •    Publish JMS messages (also available through command line interface)
  •     Listen to JMS messages (also available through command line interface)
  •     Make JMS requests (also available through command line interface)
  •     Reply to JMS requests
  •     Browse JMS queues
  •     Unit test your JMS components
  •     Regression test your JMS components
  •     Stress / Performance test your JMS components
JMS Manager
  •     Create and Delete Users
  •     Create and Delete Groups
  •     Create and Delete Queues
  •     Create and Delete Topics
  •     Functionality is vendor dependent.
JDBC Client
  •     Insert records into tables
  •     Update records in tables
  •     Delete records from tables
  •     Browse database tables
For more information about tool ,you can http://www.integrationcentral.com/product.html

The tool interface looks like:

 
 Some sample of WebService and JMS testing is as follow:

Create SOAP Publisher Connection

User need to right click on SOAP under Publisher and Open WSDL Wizard:
 User need to pass the Webservice WSDL url:
 The tool will query the WSDL location,read WSDL contains and popuplate all meothds realted to Webservice:

Select all choices:


 You are done and now the Webservice points arr ready for Testing And it will also persisted by tool for next time use.


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