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Service Endpoints

Selecting the Service Endpoints action from the interface context menu opens a dialog showing the available service endpoints for this interface and each endpoints default authentication settings. If the interface was imported from a WSDL definition, that services ports URL will be available in this list, and you are free to add, edit, or remove as many service endpoints as you want.

If your endpoints are already URL-encoded, you should select the "Preencoded Endpoints" option in the Http Settings dialog to avoid that they get reencoded during requests. When deleting an endpoint, all requests that had that endpoint will have their endpoint set to null.

The Service Endpoint editor

Specified authentication values will be used for all Requests/TestRequest that use the endpoint, unless any of the values have been overridden at the request level.

The Assign options prompts to assign the selected endpoint to requests, the following options are displayed:

  • - all requests - : will assign the selected endpoint to all requests for operations in the current interface.
  • - all requests with no endpoint - : will assign the selected endpoint to all requests for operations in the current interface that have no endpoint.
  • <endpoint> : will assign the selected endpoint to all requests for operations in the current interface that have this endpoint.

Assigning endpoints with this option will not assign to TestRequests, use the "Set TestCase Endpoint" action in the TestCase Editor for this instead.

Assigning a Service Endpoint for Web Service Tests

When closing the dialog with the "Ok" button, the available endpoints will be selectable in associated operations request or test requests editor panes.


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