First, open the Builder Project you want to test services from - in this case Education.

Select Project > Open E2E Builder Project .

The E2E Builder File Chooser pops up. Navigate to the Builder Project Education within your Builder Projects directory (e.g. E2E Builder Projects > Education).

Select Education and click OK.

As you can see in the title bar of the Analyzer, the project Education has been opened. In the Trace Analyzer tab of the Analyzer the two deployments, you already created test cases for in lesson 1 and 2, are displayed.

Alternatively, you could also import additional web service definitions by selecting one of the options from the Import menu.

During the compilation process, the Model Compiler produced the repository file containing the executable Web service. It also created the WSDL file describing the Web service in the Web Service Definition Language.These WSDL files can be imported into your Builder project and - if it concerns an E2E Bridge Service - be tested like described below.

Expand the tree of the lesson2 deployment lesson2.EducationLesson2.EducationLesson2. The structure of the tree corresponds to the tree structure in the E2E SOAP Test Tool which is part of the Runtime window:

  1. identifier of the WSDL definition (deployed xUML service)
  2. name of the service
  3. name of the port type
  4. name of the operation
  5. name of the test case

The E2E Soap Test Tool and the E2E Analyzer are sharing the same test case definitions. Test cases already defined in the SOAP Test Tool can also be run in the Analyzer an vice versa.

You can see the request and response log from the earlier running of the test case with the Interactive Debugger.

Test Case Properties

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