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Ensure that your environment has a SOAtest Test Executor component. SOAtest Test Executor components are added at the system level. Only one SOAtest Test Executor component can be added per system; once you add it, it will be removed from the Component Types (palette) tray. It does not need to be connected to other components.
At the environment level, create a new Component Instance for the SOAtest Test Executor.
In the Test Scenarios wizard page, enter a name and (optional) description for this component.
In the lower part of the page, specify which test scenarios you want to run, in what order, and with what variables and data sources. To add a scenario, use the test scenario selector, which lets you add specific scenarios or all scenarios on a particular SOAtest server. You can use the search bar to filter the list contents. The search functionality covers .tst names as well as associated metadata (environment variables, environment names, data sources, etc.). Note that the same test scenario can be added multiple times with different data groups and/or variable settings.
Info title Configuration Tips Specifying test execution settings: The Execute tests setting determines whether test scenarios are batch-processed on each designated server or run separately in the specified order. Batch (fastest) optimizes performance. Sequential allows you to control the execution order and generates a separate report for each test scenario.
Specifying test execution order: If Execute tests is set to Sequential, test scenarios will be executed in the order in which they are specified here. You can reorder tests by dragging and dropping them to the desired positions.
Configuring additional options: To see additional configurable options for a test scenario (such as data groups you can activate or SOAtest environment variables you can modify), click the arrow to the right of that scenario’s name.
Specifying test variable mappings: If a test scenario has variable sets defined, they will automatically be configured to use the existing values. Alternatively, you can specify literal values, use the values of variables defined in CTP, or use whatever value is active in the .tst at the time of the test. If you want to modify the variable mapping for this test job, see Configuring Variable Mappings.
Specifying data groups: Specify which of the available data sets you want to be active for each test scenario with data groups.
Specifying environments: By default, each scenario will be added with the variables from the active variable set (also known as a SOAtest environment). If you want to control what set of variable set is added with each scenario, hover over the .tst name, click the Environments link that appears...
then click the Add link for the variable set(s) you want to add.
The green ball icon marks the variable set that is currently active for the given test scenario (on the SOAtest server).
- In the Variables page, confirm that all variables are set as expected, then click Finish.
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