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1. Choose File> New> Other> SOAtest> Traffic> Record Traffic.
2. For each endpoint where you want to record traffic, do the following:
   1. In the Configure Proxies for Recording Traffic dialog, click Add.
      
      
      
      The wizard that opens will be pre-populated with any connections you have already configured.
   2. Under Proxy Type, select the desired transport (HTTP, JMS, MQ).
   3. Complete the proxy settings for the selected transport. See Customizing Grouping Criteria SOAtest1, JMS Recording Configuration, or MQ Recording Configuration for details.
   4. In the Traffic file field, specify where you want to save the traffic file that will be created to capture this traffic. You can later use this traffic file to generate tests that represent the live traffic captured.
   5. Specify how you want traffic data recorded in traffic files:
      • Append new session data adds new traffic data to an existing traffic file (the one specified in the Traffic file field). If the specified file does not already exist, a new file will be created.
      • Overwrite session data overwrites the traffic data in an existing traffic file (the one specified in the Traffic file field). If the specified file does not already exist, a new file will be created.
3. Click OK.
   
   
   
   
4. In the main wizard panel, click Next.
5. Set the host and port of the application under test to the location specified in the wizard.
   
   
   
   
6. From the application under test, generate the traffic that you want to record.
7. Click Finish.

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MQ Prerequisites

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Jar Files

SeeAdding Necessary Jar Files to the Classpath.

Queue Allocation

When traffic is being exchanged over queues, the assumption is that there is a client application that puts a request to a client destination queue and a server application that gets that message from the  queue then puts another (reply) message onto a second queue for the client to get.

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