You can test a web service configuration.
When you test the web service configuration, this is tested:
1. | Click Data quality management. |
2. | Click Web services. |
3. | In the list, find and select the desired web service. |
4. | Expand the Web service test section. |
5. | Click New. |
6. | In the Test scenario name field, type a value. |
7. | Define the expected result of the test. You can indicate if you expect the test to pass or to fail. |
  | In the Expected field, select an option. |
8. | Click Save. |
9. | Sub-task: Configure the web service test. |
9.1 | Click Setup test. |
9.2 | Define the request parameters that you want to use for the test. |
  | In the Request parameters section, click Add. |
9.3 | In the Parameter name field, enter or select a request parameter. |
9.4 | Define the test value for the request parameter. |
  | In the Parameter value field, type a value. |
9.5 | Define the response parameters that you want to use for the test. |
  | In the Expected response section, click Add. |
9.6 | In the Parameter name field, enter or select a response parameter. |
9.7 | Define the condition that the response value must meet to pass or fail the test. |
  | In the Condition type field, select an option. |
9.8 | In the Parameter value field, type the condition value with which the response value must be compared. |
9.9 | Click Close. |
10. | Test the web service configuration. |
  | Click Execute test. |
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Note: As a result of the test, these fields are set:
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11. | Sub-task: Analyze web service test response. |
11.1 | The last web service response is stored. You can analyze it, for example, if the expected test result and actual test result are different. |
  | Click Web service response. |
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Note: The web service response is shown in XML format. |
11.2 | Click Close. |
12. | Close the page. |
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Set up web service configuration |
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