Testing How to
Websphere Integration Developer v612
How to start a test server
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Start the Server
Select the Servers tab and Right-click the Server (i.e Websphere Process Server) you want to start and select Start.
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Wait for Start-up to complete
Select the Console tab.
Start-up is complete when you see Server server1 open for e-business.
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How to test a component
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Select the component to be tested
In the Assembly diagram, right-click on the component you want to test and select Test Component.
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To test all the components in the module, you can right-click in the Assembly Diagram and select Test Module. | |
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Setup Detailed Properties
Enter a value (i.e Charles) under the Value column in the Initial request parameters and click Continue. | |
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Remove Emulators
When you select a specific component for testing, all the other components in the module are emulated.
To test all the components that you are building, remove all the Emulators.
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Select Deployment Location
Select the deployment location and click Finish. | |
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Review test results
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How to test an exported component
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The primary reason for testing the Export node is to ensure that the Export binding works before being used by other modules.
Right-click the Export node and select Test Component.
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Review and configure the Detailed Properties values to ensure that the test is properly setup. | |
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Remove all Emulators so that the actual components that you are building will be used during testing.
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Select Deployment Location. | |
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Review test results. | |
How to test an imported component
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The primary reason for testing the Import node is to ensure that the Import binding works before using other modules.
Right-click the Import node and select Test Component.
Follow the same procedure specified in testing an exported component. | |
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