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That will work unless you have a test with a name that has %20 in it, then
you'll incorrectly turn that into a space. That's significantly less
likely than a test with a space, so it looks like a net improvement, but
not a complete solution.

Hi!

I'm fixing this for the next release. I'm replacing "%20" with " "
internally, and this worked on Mac at least. Should work on Linux too.

Regards,
Lars, eviware.com

Testing soupui 2.0 shows this output:

command: sh -c ./testrunner.sh -sTestSuiteEvent -cTestCase%20Event
/home/jurka/xxxWebService/xxx-soapui-project.xml


10:56:49,964 INFO [SoapUITestCaseRunner] Running soapUI tests in project
[xxx]
10:56:49,970 INFO [SoapUITestCaseRunner] Running soapUI suite
[TestSuiteEvent], runType = SEQUENTIAL
10:56:49,971 INFO [SoapUITestCaseRunner] Skipping testcase [TestCase
Event], filter is [TestCase%20Event]
10:56:49,971 INFO [SoapUITestCaseRunner] soapUI suite [TestSuiteEvent]
finished in 1ms

So it now finds the xml project file, but doesn't actually run the
requested test case.

Hi,

ok.. %20 worked on MacOS so that's why we added it, maybe you could at
least try to confirm that it doesn't work? I'll see if we can use the
mentioned workaround(s) instead.. thanks!

regards,

/Ole
eviware.com

I have no reason to believe that using %20 would work unless you hacked up
the argument parsing to recognize it as well. %20 is a URI escape and has
nothing to do whatsoever with shell scripts. Testing on the command line
with soupui 1.7.6 shows that this does not work.

It's difficult for me to suggest an exact fix because you need replicate
the exact calling environment that the command is being issued in, that is
testing on the command line isn't the same.

I can point you to at least one of your problems. In testrunner.sh you
issue the command:

java -cp $SOAPUI_CLASSPATH com.eviware.soapui.tools.SoapUITestCaseRunner
$*

Using $* will not retain any quoting that was used when passing the
arguments in. So if you passed "./testrunner.sh 'a b'" this would run
"java ... a b" not "java ... 'a b'".

This page suggests you should use "$@" instead of $*, but that alone does
not fix the problem for me.

http://dowhatimean.net/2005/07/passing-arguments-from-a-shell-script-to-a-command

Hi,

soapUI 2.0 contains a workaround for this that hopefully works for you
too.. (it replaces spaces with %20), could you please try?

thanks in advance!

regards,

/Ole
eviware.com

Hi,

thanks.. hmm.. could please try running this at the command-line and
replacing the space with '%20' ? ie in the soapui\bin folder run

./testrunner.sh -sTestSuite%20Event -cTestCase%20Event
/home/jurka/xxx/yyyWebService/yyy-soapui-project.xml

and let me know if this works instead.. (or if you know/find any other way
to get this working correctly..)

regards!

/Ole
eviware.com