Configuring Rational® Integration Tester Agent
After you install Rational® Integration Tester Agent, you must edit or modify the attributes in the Agent.config file for the features that you want to test by using the agent. You need to configure the libraries to enable testing the SUT based on certain technologies and also set up the required proxies for enabling testing.
Review installed items
Depending on what is installed, the following directories are created and populated under the installation directory.
Directory | Contents |
---|---|
config | Configuration and template files for charts, reporting, projects, and test plans |
configuration | System configuration files |
drop-ins | User-created plug-in files |
externalSchemaCache | Search location for schema files that can be accessed frequently but may not be accessible from the client computer |
features | Version information for installed features/plug-ins |
jre | Bundled Java™ run time environment |
license | Licensing files |
p2 | Eclipse files |
plug-ins | Rational® Integration Tester transport plug-in JAR files |
properties | (Used by IBM Tivoli® software.) |
scripts | SQL scripts |
tools | Additional tools |
Verify the storage of user files
Rational® Integration Tester Agent projects can be created in any location to which a user has access. However, using a remote or network location can reduce the performance of Rational® Integration Tester Agent significantly, so it is recommended that Rational® Integration Tester Agent is installed on a local drive.
Rational® Integration Tester Agent creates a
.integrationtester
directory in the user's home directory to store
project and configuration information.
Subject to licensing agreements, a single shared location can be used to allow multiple Rational® Integration Tester Agent users on the same computer.
- On the Windows™ platform, the
directory is
C:\Documents and Settings\User ID\.integrationtester
orC:\Users\User ID\.integrationtester
. - On Unix-like systems, the directory is
~/.integrationtester
.
The following configuration details are stored:
- Library Manager settings
- Recently used project lists
- Individual project details
- Project workspace properties
- Schema properties
Modifying the Agent.config file
When you want to... | More information... |
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Configure the temporary storage location that is used by the agents | Configuring the temporary storage location used by the agents |
Register Rational® Integration Tester Agent with Rational® Test Control Panel | Registering Rational Integration Tester Agent with Rational Test Control Panel |
Configure the HTTP endpoint of Rational® Test Control Panel | Configuring the server HTTP Endpoint |
Rational® Integration Tester Agent to connect securely with Rational® Test Control Panel when the domain level security is enabled. | Configuring agents and proxies to use security tokens |
Define custom attributes and instance name for a running agent. | Defining custom attributes and instance name for a running agent |
Use custom signed certificates to connect with Rational® Test Control Panel in the SSL mode of authentication. | Using your own truststore for server SSL connections |
Configure the network ports. | Network ports |
Specify the ephemeral ports as an option to override the server socket when you use the RunTests command. |
Running tests by using the command line |
Run Rational® Integration Tester Agent on Unix-like systems. | Running Rational Integration Tester Agent on Unix-like systems |
Configure Rational® Integration Tester Agent as an IBM® Engineering Test Management adapter. | Configuring Rational Integration Tester Agent as an IBM Engineering Test Management adapter |
Configure Rational® Integration Tester Agent as an IBM® Rational® Quality Manager adapter. | Configuring Rational Integration Tester Agent as Rational Quality Manager adapter |
Run Rational® Integration Tester Agent on Unix-like systems
- To run the Rational® Integration Tester Agent on Unix-like systems, run the agent script in the top-level installation directory.
- To run the agent as a service, the script can be included in the init script that runs at boot time. Contact your system or network administrator for assistance.
See Running Rational Integration Tester Agent on Unix-like systems.