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Composite Projects<\/strong><\/h1>\n

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This section is dedicated to Composite Projects. SoapUI projects are single project file which is easy to pass around and handle. For instance, if you are using a source-control system for your soapUI projects, then this works well as long as you are working alone on a project.<\/p>\n

However, when working in a Team in a project you often come to the situation where you have one person updating one test and another person a second test. But, if you only have one project file this is impossible to do simultaneously and hard to do by synching the test manually.<\/p>\n

So, to make this scenario easier, soapUI Pro adds the concept of Composite Projects.<\/p>\n

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Setting property shown in the above image, to true and saving the project will convert the single file project into a folder structure.<\/p>\n

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An important change in SoapUI 5.1<\/strong><\/p>\n

From version 5.1 of SoapUI pro, composite projects automatically convert when you save them. Moreover, a unique identifier adds itself to each resource. Most importantly, this ensures there are no duplicates.<\/p>\n

Further, this ensures that all resources and files have unique identities and that resources and settings do not get accidentally overwritten.<\/p>\n

Composite project folder structure example<\/h3>\n

The composite project structure is as follows:<\/p>\n

<folder for project><\/p>\n