Creating a Test Scenario

To create a test scenario in Web Services Navigator (WS Navigator) or to add new steps to an existing scenario, you need to perform a manual test of each service you want to add. When you have added all the services you need, you can export the scenario as an XML file and save it for later use.

Prerequisites

You know how to find and test the Web services you want to add to a scenario.
More information:

Finding Web Services

Testing a Web Service Operation
WS Navigator is allowed to access the systems on which the tested services run. More information: Configuring Web Services Navigator White List

Procedure

Adding Test Steps to a Scenario

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When you have a scenario loaded in WS Navigator and you want to create a new scenario, choose Test Scenario Editor Remove All .

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Choose Service Test.
Find the Web service you want to add to the current test scenario.

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All services tested with a scenario should be available on the system you want to test. When choosing a service for a scenario step, you should make sure that all services in the scenario are available on all systems you will test during the execution of the scenario.

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Perform a manual test of the service.
On the Result step, choose Add to Test Scenario.
The system adds the selected service, operation, test data, and expected results as a next step in the current test scenario. You can repeat the previous steps until you have added all services you need to the scenario.

Saving a Scenario

Choose Test Scenario Editor . You can review the scenario steps, change their order, or modify them.
Choose Export.
The system saves the information about all tested services as an XML file. When you need to test these services again, you can simply import the scenario file in WS Navigator and execute the tests.