SOAP Request Properties

SOAP request properties define how ReadyAPI handles specific SOAP requests.

Option	Description
Name	The name of the request.
Description	An arbitrary text describing the request.
Message Size	The size of the request in bytes.
Encoding	The type of request data encoding, for example `UTF-8` or `iso-8859-1`.
Endpoint	The Resource part of the target URL (including the port number). Important The host cannot contain underscores.
Timeout	The number of milliseconds to wait for the server response. If no data arrives within the specified time period, the request is considered to fail. If the value is 0 or is not specified, the wait time is infinite.
Bind Address	The network interface (an IP address), through which ReadyAPI will send the request.
Follow Redirects	Enables handling of redirects. If `true`, the request will follow the redirect and return a server message. Otherwise, a redirect message will be returned.
Follow 302 Redirect with GET	If `true`, ReadyAPI uses the GET method for subsequent requests if the response has the `302 Found` HTTP code.
Username	The basic authorization username.
Password	The basic authorization password.
Domain	Optional. The basic authorization domain.
Authentication Type	The Authorizaiton type used for the request.
WSS-Password Type	The password type to use for WSS.
WSS TimeToLive	Indicates how long the WSS credentials will be valid.
SSL Keystore	Specifies the file storing private keys that are used to authorize ReadyAPI to the server. Only works for HTTPS requests.
Skip SOAP Action	If `true`, excludes the `action` value from the request header. Example: `Content-Type: application/soap+xml;charset=UTF-8;action="http://myservercom/myoperation"`.
Enable MTOM	If `true`, enables the MTOM packaging method for attachments.
Force MTOM	If `true`, makes MTOM packaging mandatory for all attachments. Note: You can use it even if there are no MTOM attachments.
Inline Response Attachments	If `true`, displays raw response data including MIME and MTOM attachments. If `false`, attachments are shown in the Attachments inspector.
Expand MTOM Attachments	If `true`, MTOM attachments in responses are shown in the response body, and can be validated with assertions. If `false`, attachments are shown in the Attachments inspector.
Disable Multiparts	If `true`, prevents sending attachments of the same type as multipart attachments.
Encode Attachments	If `true`, ReadyAPI encodes attachments according to the service definition (WSDL). For example `hex binary`, or `base64`.
Enable Inline Files	If `true`, file data is inserted into the request message.
Strip Whitespaces	If `true`, ReadyAPI removes comments and extra whitespaces from elements and attributes. Works for request contents in the XML format.
Remove Empty Content	If `true`, ReadyAPI removes empty elements from the request. Works for request contents in the XML format.
Entitize Properties	If `true`, ReadyAPI encodes special characters. For example, HTML symbols like `&` or `>` are entitized into `&` or `>`.
Disable Property Expansions	If `true`, property expansions in the request are disabled and will be treated as plain text.
Pretty Print	If `true`, ReadyAPI uses line feeds and indentation to display XML data of the response.
Dump File	The path to the file where responses will be saved. If empty, responses are discarded.
Max Size	The maximum size of responses to be saved. `0` means the entire response will be saved.
WS-Addressing	If `true`, the request uses WS-Addressing.
WS-Reliable Messaging	If `true`, the request uses WS-Reliable Messaging.

SOAP Request Properties

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