Is there a tool for Java RMI testing like SoapUI does for web services?

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Chris Nava picture Chris Nava · Sep 2, 2010 · Viewed 8.4k times · Source

I'm looking for a (GUI?) tool that can connect to RMI services and display the results. Sort of like how SoapUI allows you to specify a WSDL, generated test input and execute the call. I would like to specify an RMI destination (i.e. rmi://server:port/package/class.method(parameters, ...) ) and test the RMI call.

Bonus if it can save the test parameters and repeat the test later, so that I can provide the tests to QA.

Does such a tool exist?

Answer

YoK picture YoK · Sep 12, 2010

As suggested by Segphault you should have a look at http://www.itko.com/products/java.jsp.

You can also try JMeter RMI sampler from here.

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