ManageEngine QEngine Web Services Testing tool automates the load testing of Web services before they are put into production. QEngine can test Web Services that expose their functionality via SOAP interfaces. With an easy to use interface, the user can quickly generate test scripts from a WSDL document and verify the actual SOAP responses with the expected response.

Web Services Testing - Features

• Auto Script Generation: Provides a quick and easy way to test Web Services without any programming knowledge.
• UI-less Testing: Ability to test web services which are UI-less.
• Proxy Support: Allows testing of Web services used in an intranet and on the internet.
• Complex Inputs: Test web services that use complex data types including arrays.
• Authentication: Support for testing Web Services with Basic authentication.
• Redirected Play: Allows you to test Web Services with different WSDL endpoints.
• Parameterization: Complex data types/arrays parameterization to simulate a realistic load with different virtual users using different data.
• Data-driven Testing: Testing through data sources (Excel, CSV, Database Queries, etc).
• Attachments: Support for MIME type attachments.
• Wide range of options that affects the playback of functional and performance test scripts.
• Response Validation: Allows you to test Web services returning complex data types and arrays.
  • Allows you to compare xpath expression result from response against a predefined value.
  • Ability to validate valid SOAP responses and SOAP faults.
  • Ability to validate simple contains and not contains checks in response xml.
• Protocol Support: Test Web Services with HTTP/ HTTPS protocol.
• Batch Execution: Web Services tests can be executed from UI or from command-line.
• Load Testing: Allows you to test web services under varying load.
  • Simulates multiple user scenarios to test web service.
  • Real-world Load simulation to load test Web services.
  • Distributed Load test support for large scale user simulation.
• Regression: Web Services regression test ensures that the web service is still working between builds or releases.
• Integrated monitoring of server machine's system resources (cpu and memory)
• Monitors databases such as MySQL or Oracle to collect the database parameters.
• Powerful Reports:
  • Web Service test report to indicate the status of the functional test execution.
  • Web Service test report provides links to view request xml sent and response xml received.
  • Web Service test report lists all attachments (if any) with details including name, content-type, size and with a link to view details.
  • Web Services Performance test reports summarizes response time and server performance to identify potential bottlenecks.