1. The document discusses using SoapUI open source tool to create automated and performance tests for Oracle BRM applications. 2. It provides steps to download and install SoapUI, Web Services Manager, and Apache or WebLogic. Testsuites can then be created in SoapUI to define test cases with Groovy scripts. 3. Load testing can be performed by adding threads to test cases and running the testsuite to measure transactions per second (TPS) and verify performance.

1. Automated &
Performance tests
Using SoapUI open source
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OracleBRM

2. Steps
• Download and Install SoapUI 5.3
• Install Web Services Manager
• Install Apache or WebLogic
• Setup TestSuite in SoapUI
• Create automated test case with Groovy scripts
• Create load test/Add load
• Execute automated test / Performance test

3. Download and Install SoapUI
• http://www.soapui.org
• OpenSource version is free of cost

4. Web Services Manager and WebLogic
Web Services Manager
• http://edelivery.oracle.com
• Web Services Manager is
optional component in
BRM.
• Add ojdbc6.jar to lib folder
of SoapUI.
WebLogic or Apache
• Download and install
WebLogic or Apache in your
BRM application server.
• Deploy Web Services
Manager in
WebLogic(Or)Apache.
• Access OOTB WSDL using the below link in web browser.
• http://<host>:<port>/<folder>/services/BrmBaseServices?wsdl
(replace host, port and installation folder in above URL)

5. Create Test-Suite in SoapUI
• Open SoapUI
• Click on New SOAP project as below
• Click on Add test Suite
• Below shows “Automated_Performance_TestSuite_BRM”

6. Add test case, step and SOAP Request
Add test case and test step Add SOAP input

7. Fetch Flist values dynamically with Groovy
• Dynamic Flist Variables (highlighted below)

8. Fetch Flist values dynamically with Groovy
• Click on assertion script

9. Fetch Flist values dynamically with Groovy
• Below script is to fetch value from database
and set to MSISDN field in Flist.

10. Verify the results of the test step
• Below script is to verify the output FList.

11. Add all your test cases and steps
• Use the below line in all Groovy scripts.
• sql.close() /*to close Database connection */
• Add the test cases and steps as many as you need.
• As shown below

12. Run all test cases with one click
• Groovy script should have proper logic to verify
results.
• Double click on test suite and click on button
shown below, Results are ready for all scenarios

13. Add load to your test cases
• Add load to your test steps, increase threads as
highlighted below.
• Right click on test case and add a load test.

14. Verify tps
• Tps is throughput per second, that’s the
performance.
• Congratulations, Now you have automated and done
performance for all you BRM tests in single click.