SOAP request properties define how ReadyAPI handles specific SOAP requests.
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| 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.
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| Endpoint | The Resource part of the target URL (including the port number). |
| 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.
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| Follow 302 Redirect with GET |
If true, ReadyAPI uses the GET method for subsequent requests if the response has the 302 Found HTTP code.
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| 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".
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| Enable MTOM |
If true, enables the MTOM packaging method for attachments.
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| 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.
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| 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.
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| Disable Multiparts |
If true, prevents sending attachments of the same type as multipart attachments.
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| Encode Attachments |
If true, ReadyAPI encodes attachments according to the service definition (WSDL). For example hex binary, or base64.
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| Enable Inline Files |
If true, file data is inserted into the request message.
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| Strip Whitespaces |
If true, ReadyAPI removes comments and extra whitespaces from elements and attributes. Works for request contents in the XML format.
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| Remove Empty Content |
If true, ReadyAPI removes empty elements from the request. Works for request contents in the XML format.
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| Entitize Properties |
If true, ReadyAPI encodes special characters. For example, HTML symbols like & or > are entitized into & or >.
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| Disable Property Expansions |
If true, property expansions in the request are disabled and will be treated as plain text.
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| Pretty Print |
If true, ReadyAPI uses line feeds and indentation to display XML data of the response.
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| 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 responses will be saved.
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| WS-Addressing |
If true, the request uses WS-Addressing.
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| WS-Reliable Messaging |
If true, the request uses WS-Reliable Messaging.
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