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System Requirements & Support
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| Processor | 64-bit (x86_64) processor with at least two cores; four cores is recommended. |
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| Memory | At least 4 GB RAM; 8 GB is recommended. Load Test may require additional RAM for high loads |
| OS | The following versions are supported:
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| Java | Java 11 (installed with the application) or later. Oracle and OpenJDK are supported. See Configuring Java Runtime for more information about running the application with a different version. |
| IP Address Formats | IPv4 and IPv6 addresses are supported. |
SOAtest and Virtualize Co-Installation
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You can install SOAtest and Virtualizeas Virtualize as a standalone Eclipse-based application or as an Eclipse p2 update. This topic describes the standalone installation. Refer to Eclipse p2 Update Site Installation for instruction on installing into your own Eclipse IDE.
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SOAtest has the following additional installation options.
RootCA
Installing the RootCA will enable Internet Explorer browsers to automatically trust any SSL any SSL connections that SOAtest makes during recording and playback. If you do not install the RootCA, Internet Explorer will launch a "Trusted Certificate" dialog some browsers will report an error or warning whenever SOAtest attempts to establish an SSL connection during recording and playback against an HTTPS endpoint. These These "Trusted Certificate" dialogs usually block the actual page from loading, preventing SOAtest from automating actions in the browser.
During recording and playback, SOAtest pipes all communication between the browser and the server through its own proxy. The proxy must be able to interpret the traffic being sent between the browser and the server. In order to interpret the SSL traffic being sent through the proxy, SOAtest acts as an intermediary, providing SSL credentials to the browser as though it were the server, and providing SSL providing SSL credentials to the server as though it were the browser. Certificates are used to certify the identity the identity of the entity of the endpoints. If you enable this installation option, SOAtest will use the SOAtest Web SOAtest Web Root Certificate Authority certificate to sign every certificate that the SOAtest proxy creates when establishing when establishing SSL connections between Internet Explorer the browser and the proxy.
Startup
Double-click the Virtualize desktop icon or choose Programs > Parasoft > SOAtest & Virtualize <version> > from the Windows Start menu.
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