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In this article, we will see how to Mocking REST APIs Using SoapUI. It is an open-source API Testing tool used for both Simple Object Access Protocol (SOAP) and Representational state transfers (REST) services. It is widely used in enterprise applications for the development, mocking, simulation, and testing of web services. This article provides a step-by-step guideline on how to create a REST Mock Service using SoapUI. Now let’s see the step below. Applications Requirement:Stepwise ImplementationStep 1: Create a new REST project by clicking on REST present on the Toolbar. Create REST Project Using SOAP UI Step 2: Specify the URL for the restful Mock service you want to create. Specify Name for REST Project and click “OK” ![]() The Rest project created is as follows Step 3: In order to create a new mock for the rest project, Right click on the project and click on New REST MockService ![]() New REST MockService Specify a name for the new mock service and click “OK” Step 4: Right click on the mock service and click on Add new mock action ![]() Adding new Mock action Specify HTTP Method and resource path and click “OK” Step 5: To set a mock response, Right click on the mock action and select New MockResponse. ![]() Add a new Mock Response Specify Name for Mock Response and click “OK” Step 6: Select the Media type. In the content section, specify the response that you want to get on calling the mock service. Here we are selecting Media type as application/json and json text in Editor as below to test our response: { "Status": "Logged in Successfully", "username": "Geeksforgeeks" } ![]() Content for Mock response Step 7: Double click on the mock service( i.e. Login) to open the mock service editor. Click on the green play button to start the mock service. Start Mock Service Now, It specifies the port it is running. The service can be stopped by clicking on the square red button. Stop Mock Service Steps in PostmanStep 1: Click on “Micro Services” and then click on “add” button. ![]()
Step 2: Select request as “POST”, Enter your requested URL. and, After that Click “SEND” button. ![]()
Step 3: Now we can see the required request successfully. ![]()
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Category: | Coding |
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