RuleWizard ships with standalone test execution and code analysis tools, such as SOAtest and C/C++test Professional, but it is also available as a standalone application from the Parasoft customer portal.
Requirements
- RuleWizard support the same systems as the Parasoft tools they are packaged with. For example, the RuleWizard distribution packaged with SOAtest for macOS will run on macOS.
- The standalone RuleWizard application is only supported on Windows and Linux.
RuleWizard Packaged with Parasoft Tools
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On some instances of Linux and Mac OS, you may need to set the temporary directory variable. Open the .sh script and specify the variable, e.g.:
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When you launch RuleWizard for the first time, you will be prompted to enter a license. You can add a local or network license to the standalone version.
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Enable the Use node-locked license option and enter the license password you received from Parasoft.
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Enable the Use license server option and specify from where RuleWizard should request a license. Parasoft tools can request licenses from either the License Server integrated with DTP or a standalone instance of License Server or .
- Specify the Base URL of the License Server
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- Specify the location of the License Server or DTP in the Host field.
- Specify the port number in the Port field (default is
2002).
If the DTP that the License Server is integrated with is deployed to a location other than the root of the host server, the URL should include a context path (a relative path from the host name; for example: https://mydtp.mycompany.com:8443/contextPath). This may be the case if your organization uses a reverse proxy. Refer to the DTP documentation for additional information about reverse proxy server configuration and context path configuration.
The context pathis not supported for a standalone License Server.
- Specify the Username and Password, if needed.
You can click Test Connection to verify the settings.