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- Use DTP settings: Enable this option to use the connections settings specified in DTP. See Connecting to DTP.
- Server Name: Specifies a name for the server you are connecting to CTP. This is the name that will be used to identify this server within CTP.
- CTP URL: Specifies the location of the CTP to which you are connecting (for example,
http://emdemo:8080). - Username: Specifies the username for logging into CTP.
Password: Specifies the password for logging into CTP.
Note If OpenID Connect authentication is enabled, the Username and Password fields do not appear. Instead, you will see a notice that OIDC authentication is in use with a button to test that connection.
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Data Repository Servers
The data repository server configured here will be used as the default server on the Data Repositories tab and automatically used by MCP tools.
- Connection Mode: Choose to connect by Host/Port or Connection String.
- Host (Host/Port mode only): Enter the Data Repository Server's host.
- Port (Host/Port mode only): Enter the Data Repository Server's port.
- Use SSL (Host/Port mode only): Enable to use SSL to connect to the server.
- Connection String (Connection String mode only): Enter the MongoDB connection string. An example of a connection string that connects to a local server with SSL is shown below. See https://www.mongodb.com/docs/manual/reference/connection-string/ for more information about MongoDB connection strings.
Code Block title MongoDB Connection String Example mongodb://localhost:2424/?tls=true&tlsAllowInvalidHostnames=trueInfo If an authentication database is specified in the connection string, you should use the
/defaultauthdbcomponent; only use the?authsource=defaultauthdboption if credentials are specified in the connection string. - Username: Enter the username to be used to log into your Data Repository Server.
- Password: Enter the password to be used to log into your Data Repository Server.
Info If you chose Connection String as your connection mode, you have the option to specify credentials in either the connection string or in the Username and Password fields. If credentials are specified in both, those in the Username and Password fields will take precedence.
Test Connection: Click to test your configuration.
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The Dictionary panel allows you to customize the dictionary that the Spell tool uses to identify misspelled words.
Adding Words
To add words to the dictionary:
- To add a
The Dictionary panel allows you to customize the dictionary that the Spell tool uses to identify misspelled words.
Adding Words
To add words to the dictionary:
- To add a new word, click Add, then enter it in the dialog that opens.
- To import a set of words from a text file, click Import, then specify the file that contains the set of words you want to import.
- To remove a word, select it in the list of words, then click Delete. You can select more than one word, then delete all selected words with one click.
- To export a list of words into a text file (for example, to export your User Added Words list so that your team members can import them) click Export, then indicate what file you want to contain the exported words.
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Enable the Use client keystore option to specify settings for both the server side and client-side certificates for SSL through the Client Keystore options.
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Keystores are specified at the test or responder suite level. If this option is selected, the following options are available in the the Certificate and Private Key tabs:
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- Key store file: (Only available if the Key Store Contains Keys option is not selected in the Certificate tab) Specify the key store file by clicking Browse and using the file chooser that opens. If you want the path saved as a relative path (for example, to facilitate project sharing), enable Persist as Relative Path.Key store password: (Only available if the Key Store Contains Keys option is not selected in the Certificate tab) Specify the Key Store passwordas Relative Path.
- Key store typepassword: (Only available if the Use same key store for private keyKey Store Contains Keys option is not selected in the Certificate tab) Specify the type of Key Store being used (for example, JKS, PKCS12, BKS, PEM, UBER).
- Load: Click to populate the aliases with the available certificates/keys if the path, type, and key store password are valid.
- Private key alias: Specify the private key alias.
- Private key password: Specify the private key password.
MQ SSL
You can specify the trust store, key store, and key store password for clients that interact with AUTs over MQ SSL. These settings are not applicable to Virtualize.
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- Specify the Key Store password.
- Key store type: (Only available if the Use same key store for private key option is not selected in the Certificate tab) Specify the type of Key Store being used (for example, JKS, PKCS12, BKS, PEM, UBER).
- Load: Click to populate the aliases with the available certificates/keys if the path, type, and key store password are valid.
- Private key alias: Specify the private key alias.
- Private key password: Specify the private key password.
MQ SSL
You can specify the trust store, key store, and key store password for clients that interact with AUTs over MQ SSL. These settings are not applicable to Virtualize.
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SOAtest and Virtualize ship with their own instance of Java that include the Unlimited Strength Java Cryptography Extension so that they can perform security operations that use XML Signature Verifier, XML Signer, XML Encryption tools, and Key Stores. If you installed SOAtest or Virtualize from the update site (see Eclipse p2 Update Site Installation) and are using your instance of Java, you will need to download and install the unlimited JCE if it's not already on your system. Refer to the Oracle website for downloads and documentation. MacOS users should install Java 8 newer than update 161 to get the unlimited JCE.
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Start server: Enable this option to automatically start the server when SOAtest and/or Virtualize starts up.
- Server port: Specifies the ports that the server use for HTTP/HTTPS.
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