You can preconfigure the Parasoft Test component during installation. Parasoft Test is a framework shipped with Parasoft products that enables many common functionalities, such as code analysis and test execution.
- Create a settings file that includes the options you want to preconfigure the installation with. See Settings for details on available options.
Pass that settings file to the installer using the
/configureor--configureparameter.
For example:Windows:
/configure=<path-to-settings-file>Unix:
--configure <path-to-settings-file>
The settings file will be copied into the root directory of Parasoft Test as parasofttest.ini. Settings from that file are used to initialize a clean workspace during startup.
Tip - Other Ways to Configure Licenses
You can also configure licensing upon command line startup using -settings. For details, see Licensing.
If you want to apply settings to an existing workspace, you need to add an additional property to the settings file: enforce.configure=true. This overrides existing settings during the first startup after the installation/reinstallation.
Windows Options
| Option | Description |
|---|---|
| /SILENT /VERYSILENT | Run installer in silent mode. The wizard and the background window are not displayed. |
| /DIR=<location> | Destination location for installed product's files. |
| /Configure=<settings file> | Pre-configure product during installation step. |
See http://www.jrsoftware.org/ishelp/index.php?topic=setupcmdline for additional options and help.
UNIX Options (for Linux, or Mac)
| Option | Description |
|---|---|
| --non-interactive | Run the installer in non-interactive mode. |
| --install-dir <location> | Destination location for installed product's files. |
| --configure <settings file> | Pre-configure product during installation step. |
| --help | Prints the available command line options. |
Examples
parasoft_virtualize_<version_arch>.exe /SILENT /DIR=<virtualize dir> /configure=<settings file>
parasoft_virtualize_<version>_linux.sh --non-interactive --install-dir <virtualize dir> --configure=<settings file>
Sample Settings File
Here is a sample settings file that configures License.
virtualize.license.use_network=true virtualize.license.network.host=main1.parasoft.com.pl virtualize.license.network.port=2222 virtualize.license.network.edition=server_edition enforce.configure=true
