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    SoapUI test library for the Robot Framework

    31.12.2011 | 1 minutes reading time

    I have started implementing the SoapUI test library for the Robot Framework  – sources are here: https://github.com/pavlobaron/robotframework-soapuilibrary .

    The version 0.1 yet cannot do very much of what SoapUI offers, but you can run one project with any test suites and test cases and get a collected success report. Feedback and contribution are very welcome!

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