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The Parasoft/Eclipse application and system libraries must be for the same architecture. If you are using a 64-bit Linux but you are running the 32-bit (x86) version of Parasoft, you need the 32-bit version of the above libraries.
Installation
You can install Virtualize as a standalone Eclipse application or as an Eclipse plug-in.
The standalone version ships with Eclipse 4.6.1, which contains a known defect that may result in IDE crashes on macOS. Eclipse 4.6.1, furthermore, does not run on macOS X if a version of Java newer than 8 is installed. Eclipse 4.8 or later is required to launchVirtualize if a newer version of Java is installed. Future versions will ship with a newer version of Eclipse to address these issues.
If you experience issues with the standalone version, we recommend installing Virtualize as a plug-in for Eclipse 4.7 or later.
Standalone Installation
- If you haven’t already done so, copy the installation file to the directory where you would like to install Virtualize.
- Change directories to the directory where you are going to install Virtualize.
- Set "execute" permissions on the installer.
chmod +x parasoft_virtualize_<version>_linux.sh
chmod +x parasoft_virtualize_<version>_macosx.sh
- Execute the installer, then follow the onscreen instructions to complete the installation.
./parasoft_virtualize_<version>_linux.sh
./parasoft_virtualize__<version>_macosx.sh
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After installation is completed, an application icon will be added in Finder. This is the icon that you double-click to launchVirtualize. If you want to view the various files and folders available within the installation, right-click the icon, and choose Show Package Contents. |
Plug-in Installation
- Launch Eclipse and choose Help> Install New Software from the Eclipse menu.
- Click Add.
Click Archive and browse for theparasoft_virtualize_<version>_macosx_x86_64_updatesite_p2.zip archive.
- Click Add and select all Parasoft items to install.
- Click Finish and restart Eclipse when prompted.
Updates
See Service Pack Updates.
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