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This plugin adds new features and bug fixes to SmartBear plugins: soapui-pro-maven-plugin and soapui-maven-plugin.
For more information about how to use it, see the wiki.

Last released version: 4.6.4.2 (22-November-2014) available on Maven Central

News (06-March-2017)

Note: News archives are available in the wiki.

This plugin is dormant but it may be updated in the future.
Pull requests are welcomed and I still answer to new and pending issues.

Main features

Documentation

  • give tips about maven plugin configuration (both for maven-soapui-extension-plugin and SmartBear plugins)
  • provide full documentation of goals and parameters

New features

  • general
    • only one plugin for both SoapUI OSS and PRO support (SmartBear provides 2 plugin implementations)
  • convert-project additional goal
    • convert-project converts composite to standard projects or standard to composite projects
  • mock goal
    • add several parameters to activate and control the coverage report generation when using the pro runner
    • the runnerType parameter lets choose to use the open source or pro runner
  • mock-as-war additional goal
    • mock-as-war generates war file (and/or exploded war) that contains the mockservices defined in the SoapUi project as this can be done from the GUI
  • test goal
    • the junitHtmlReport parameter lets disable junit html report generation when using the pro runner
    • the runnerType parameter lets choose to use the open source or pro runner
    • the testsuiteProperties parameter lets override custom properties in test suites
    • configure the JunitReportCollector to be able to modify xml junit files generation
  • test-multi additional goal
    • test-multi allows to run several projects in the same plugin execution. Choice of projects to be runned is done by scanning one or several directories and selecting which projects to include/exclude
  • test-verify additional goal
    • test-verify lets user run soapui tests, perform post processing tasks and then fail the build if some tests have failed. This is very usefull to run multiple projects

Improvements

  • test goal
    • by default, logs are generated in a subdirectory of ${project.build.directory} see the logs documentation
    • do not display details of errors as exception stack trace to avoid flooding of the maven console, see #2
  • mock goal
    • by default, logs are generated in a subdirectory of ${project.build.directory} see the logs documentation

Bug fixes

  • almost all SmartBear plugin versions have missing dependencies. This is fixed in maven-soapui-extension-plugin, see the dedicated dependency issues page
  • fix the 'groovy.log' bug even in pre SoapUI 5 versions, see the logs documentation
  • mock goal
    • make the 'skip' parameter work, see #35
    • append groovy log messages only once in the console, see #68
  • test goal
    • append groovy log messages only once in the console, see #68

Tests

SmartBear maven plugins have almost no tests. Have a look on the soapui-maven-plugin-tester.

maven-soapui-extension-plugin has both unit tests and high-level tests. These high-level tests are

  • executed with the maven-invoker-plugin, this means that these tests are runned with maven plugins on real soapui projects
  • created to show bug or missing feature in SmartBear implementations
  • created to show fix, improvement or feature in maven-soapui-extension-plugin

Roadmap

Short term

  • support SoapUI 5.0.0, 5.1.0, 5.1.1 and 5.1.2
  • improve the test-multi goal to run multiple soapui projects. See opened issues
  • provide a new JunitReportCollector to have more details about failures (steps, assertions) in the junit report. See #42

Mid term

Long term

  • found a way to make report generation work without having a SoapUI installation (PRO feature)
  • add a goal to export wsdl interface from a SoapUI project
  • does not rely on SmartBear maven plugin

Supported java and maven versions

  • maven 2.2.1, 3.0.x (tested with 3.0.5), 3.1.x (tested with 3.1.1) and 3.2.x (tested with 3.2.1 and 3.2.3)
  • java 6 and 7 (soapui needs java 6+ as of version 4.0.0), java 8 experimental support

CI Build status

If it is not specified, the CI job

  • only builds the master branch
  • uses a shared local maven repository across builds
  • is runned
    • once a day if code modification occurs
    • on Linux OS

List of CI jobs

  • maven 3.3.9, oracle jdk7 (CloudBees) Build Status
  • maven 3.2.3, openjdk6, openjdk7, oracle jdk7 and oraclejdk8 (Travis) Travis Build Status - builds all pushes in all branches and pull requests, uses a fresh maven local repository at each build
  • maven 3.2.3, oracle jdk7, Windows OS (AppVeyor) Build status
  • maven 3.2.1, openjdk8 (CloudBees) CloudBees Build Status
  • maven 3.2.1, oracle jdk6 (CloudBees) CloudBees Build Status
  • maven 3.1.1, oracle jdk8 (CloudBees) Build Status
  • maven 3.1.1, oracle jdk7 (CloudBees) Build Status
  • maven 3.1.1, oracle jdk6 (CloudBees) Build Status
  • maven 3.0.5, oracle jdk8 (CloudBees) Build Status
  • maven 3.0.5, openjdk8 (CloudBees) CloudBees Build Status
  • maven 3.0.5, oracle jdk6 (CloudBees) Build Status
  • maven 2.2.1, openjdk8 (CloudBees) CloudBees Build Status
  • maven 2.2.1, oracle jdk6 (CloudBees) CloudBees Build Status
  • maven 2.2.1, oracle jdk7 (CloudBees) CloudBees Build Status

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License

maven-soapui-extension-plugin is licensed under the Apache 2.0 software license

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