Hi -- sorry for the cross-post, but ... Well, I wanted to cover my bases, if
I'm honest.
I've been trying (with varying degrees of success) to integrate the
Salesforce API into various apps at work for some time, now.
I've tried ActiveSalesforce, SOAP4R, and other things, and decided that the
best way to go is, in the end, to craft everything using Handsoap, so that I
stand a chance of finding out where the inevitable plethora of errors come
from.
That said, I've got a salesforce service logging in and out successfully,
which is encouraging.
Now, however, it's time to let BDD drive my exploration/development, so I
need to be able to mock the service. I've tried webmock, but that only works
with Net::HTTP, which I guess isn't used for SOAP requests. So I've turned
to soapUI, which is supposed to be able to take your wsdl and run a mock
service (that you can customise with Groovy) on port 8088.
I've done all this, and set it going, and changed the endpoint of my SOAP
client for the tests to match the mock service, and I'm getting this:
E, [2010-04-20T15:45:03.753748 #2865] ERROR -- : Login failed with:
#<Handsoap::Fault: Handsoap::Fault { :code => 'Server', :reason => 'Missing
operation for soapAction [login] and body element [{urn:
enterprise.soap.sforce.com}login] with SOAP Version [SOAP 1.1]' }>
Like I say, the operation works with the real service.
Is there something I'm missing to do in soapUI? Do I need to explicitly tell
it what values will be passed in as parameters for the mock to work (like an
expectation) or something?
Running the request from soapUI generates the response I've told it to.
Any & all advice gratefully received -- I've been on this since half six
this morning! :)
Cheers,
Doug.
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