SoapUI

Pros: It works fine for API functional testing

Cons: It becomes tricky to create new APIs and collections

Pros: It is easy to use and offers a free trial

Cons: Wish it had more options and customizing

Pros: Très pratique et utile. Je l'utilise tous les jours et ça fonctionne très bien

Cons: Peu intuitif. Nécessite de la pratique mais après ça va très bien tous les jours

Pros: Best security and api testing interface. Easy to do code edits using open source code process. Can run multiple tests parallelly. Unit testing made easy and supports wsdl file uploads

Cons: Could have improved code building features to suggest and auto complete script writing. Multiple tabs sometimes is a trouble and code or file deleted is hard to retrieve

Pros: - Ability to test web services with ease.- Multiple authentication- Improved proficiency in Groovy scripting language.- It allows us to easily add the WSDL endpoint and generate sample XML requests, which is a great advantage.

Cons: - Limited support for virtual services - The paid subscription may not be affordable for individuals, although it is reasonably priced for company use. However, the free version can still be used for basic testing needs.

Pros: All the features are easy to use and simple

Cons: Not applicable, all the features are good

Pros: Easy to use interface and scripting abilities help create codes to call various rest commands with custom parameter datas to be able to test or run various business requirements directly. Multiple consoles can be run at a time and the ability to download or get generated output as files is very helpful to debug or verify the api developed

Cons: Autosave feature isn't available. Also user interface could be improvised for better aid and script review. Though test results are great, they are shown in cumbersome way.

Pros: Has very good ui to creat rest commands with custom parameter data to run unit tesing of any api deployed. Straight forward procedure to run any grt or post calls. Can be customized to write in scripts to run any basic functions as well. Have been using to convert a type of document date to other effectively

Cons: Some times it gets delayed when loading heavy code. Also if forgot to save or if working on parallel consoles misplacing the code it is difficult to restore or get back tha unsaved code

Pros: Soap UI is best java based application for API testing . It provides soap as well as rest API testing .We can do data driven testing using Soap UI. It supports multiple customizable format and also provide automatic testing through command-line interface. It provides an easy-to-use interface and user can import WSDL file for project setup.

Cons: I haven't found any issue yet but some time it take lots memory in background.

Pros: No doubt it is among the best testing tools for SOAP, with plenty of features and support for security and parallel testing. Very easy to view the test outputs.

Cons: It used to be the best, it is now behind the competition I think because it lacks more flexibility to save testing projects, manage test assets and advanced test automation features.

Pros: One of the useful tools for api developers to create request and do api level testing for beginning code level and checking for any response hit or failures. Easy to adapt and use it. Sopa ui options like making new requests and connectivity test is very beneficial to beginners

Cons: Setting authorization is not having enough visibility or guide for new users and it takes some time to set it properly and test the restless APIs.

Pros: The project's hierarchical view and the export and import options were very useful in our development processes.

Cons: The need to have the exact endpoint straight from the start when creating a new project was a bumper sometimes, when we didn't had all the information from the get go. Moreover, the need to always save all projects every time we closed the application was super painful.

Pros: API testing is smooth with SoapUI and the layout of the application is simple and easy to use. I've used Postman before but SoapUI is lightweight and doesn't update daily like the other app.

Cons: It is hard to see the text in xml request as the display tends to get smaller. If there's error in response, sometimes it just keep loading before displaying the request timed out.

Pros: When it comes to API Testing, SoapUI is the first tool that comes to my mind. SoapUI allows testing of SOAP (Simple Object Access Protocol) & REST (representational state transfers) based API's. Its interface is very user friendly and Tester's can easily write, run, integrate, and even automate checks quickly. Even if you are a beginner and starting your API Testing journey, you can definitely start with SoapUI.

Cons: Based on my usage and needs; I haven't experienced any issues so far.

Pros: Reliable and efficient. Ability to group and categorize requests.

Cons: The user interface could be improved. Passing files as multipart/form-data is a bit complex and non-intuitive compared to Postman.

Pros: The best feature which I like most about this software is load testing and security testing. With this, we can easily do the load testing of our application and also gives us feature to pass the dynamic values to test the APIs. It also help us to find the vulnerabilities in our application by which we can prevent our application from malicious attacks.

Cons: As of now, I don't have anything which I don't like about this software.

Pros: Easy to install and it works amazing for SOAP web services. I use it to test my integrations developed in XML so I highly recommend it to use it in case someone builds soap webservices.

Cons: I find it difficult to use for REST API calls

Pros: Simplicity and easy-to-use. It is very easy to set up a Soap/Rest project and start working with those APIs. I use SoapUI mostly for testing purpose, it is possible to generate differents request for the same end-point and test different combination of data.

Cons: The community edition contains some known bugs related to the UI Editor. Sometimes the software crashes and user needs to reset it.

Pros: 1. Best way to test web services, API's with good options.

Cons: 1. Improvement in UI will make it more user friendly.

Pros: The support fir for web service/ soap calls is great. Creating script based tests is simple and come very handy. I also like that SoapUI provides you with default request when you import wsdl which speeds up testing.

Cons: The support for rest/json is not so great. The UI could be more user friendly.

Pros: Parallel testing and support for testing old SOAP protocol

Cons: - Slow learning curve. - Search engine very poor

Pros: I am mainly an SAP developer and when SOAP web services are published, there is no easy way to test them. By using the open source version of SoapUI, I am able to test endpoints, their authentication and create a whole suite of tests to ensure the integration will go over smoothly.

Cons: Doing authentication using certificates in a keystore can be tough, it would be nice to have a way within SoapUI to load the certificates.