What is your primary use case for Parasoft SOAtest?
Answered Jul 01, 2019
How do you or your organization use this solution?
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SOAtest677 (Test Automation Developer at a tech services company with 11-50 employees)Real User
We use a lot of tools from Parasoft toolset, but with SOAtest specifically, we use it for creating and running integration tests.
Ujjwal Gupta (Adobe)Real User
The primary use case for adopting Parasoft SOAtest is to test web services/middleware testing (SOAP/REST/MQ/SAP RFC/EDI/FTP). Inbuilt support: * REST: WADL and JSON. * SOAP: WSDL. * SAP RFC * Message queuing supported: JMS, MQ, and NET WCF. * Protocols supported: TCP/IP, FTP, EDI, WSDL, WADL, WS-*, UDDI, RMI, EJB, webMethods, TIBCO, SMTP, and custom. * Languages Supported: Java, JavaScript, Groovy, Jython * Virtualization * Third-party tool integration (plug and play) * Stored procedure testing and DB validation * UI recording through Selenium WebDriver. * I've used this solution for more than 6.7 years.
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