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We have two components: enterprise application X, and Web service Y
We want to make our (automated) testing tool that will test application X (that interact with Y) only, and we have not the web service Y available.
Notes:
The testing tool will be a desktop application.
We Don't want to use another external tools-e.g. SoapUI- for testing (as we want to automate the testing by running one application).
The question is: How we can mock the web service Y in our testing -desktop- application? Does it is easy to mock it by Socket programming, or any other method/library?
Thanks in advance,
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A mock service is just a representation of a real web service. For that reason, it cannot be accurate to the maximum – it does not take into account the service specifics and may contain various bugs. The primary purpose of a mock service is testing, so this service usually lacks complexity of a live environment.
A Mock service is an important feature of the SoapUI testing tool. It creates a dummy or virtual web service that simulates a response to a web service request. The mocking service creates a virtual environment to test the web service that works similarly to real service.
Mock servers simulate an API by returning predefined data, enabling you to develop or test against an API before it's production-ready (or without using production data). In Postman, mock servers rely on examples saved in a collection to return mock data.
I found a solution in Java 6
web-services-without-ee-containers
thanks
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