This topic explains how to install SOAtest from a Eclipse p2 update site.
Requirements & Support
IDE | Eclipse 4.8 or later. |
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Java | Java 11 or later. Oracle and OpenJDK are supported. |
IP Address Formats | IPv4 and IPv6 addresses are supported. |
Additional | When installing from the update site, you need to install the Eclipse Graphical Editing Framework (GEF). You can download and install Eclipse GEF from http://www.eclipse.org/gef/. |
Recommended | We also recommend configuring the eclipse.exe -vmargs -Dosgi.bundlefile.limit=0 The |
Installation
- Launch Eclipse and choose Help> Install New Software.
- Click Add button and enter
Parasoft
in the Name field. Click Archive button at the Location field and browse to the parasoft_soatest_<version>_<architecture>_updatesite_p2.zip archive.
- Click OK and select the features that you want to install when prompted
- Click Next and follow the prompts to complete the installation process.
- Restart Eclipse when prompted.
When installing Parasoft SOAtest from the p2 update site on Windows, you should run the .bat script named soatest_install.bat
as an administrator. The script is installed into the eclipse
directory of the Eclipse installation into which you installed the update site. The script executes tasks that are normally completed by the Parasoft installers, but are not supported by the p2 update site.
Running the script as an administrator allows it to install the Parasoft certificate for the local machine. If you are not able to run this script as an administrator, some components (such as browser playback) will not be usable. However, you can resolve this issue for the current user by manually installing the certificate. After the script has been run, double-click the parasoft.cer
certificate file found in <eclipse_directory>\plugins\com.parasoft.ptest.libs.web_<ver>\root\lib
, then click Install Certificate. Even without administrator privileges, you should still be able to install it for the current user. Once the certificate has been placed in the "Trusted Root Certification Authorities" certificate store, those components will work for the user.
A valid license is required. See Licensing for details on configuring your license.
Potential Issues with Eclipse Oomph Installer
If you experience issues with SOAtest after installing into a version of Eclipse that uses the Oomph installer, reinstall Eclipse and disable bundle pools.