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- Copy the
simple-runnable-source.jar
into the component projects directory and unjar the component source archive. - Unjar the
socket-runnable-source.jar
into theSocketRunnable
directory, which must be created manually. Each source directory contains acomponent-build.xml
ANT build script. - Open this file and make sure the
load.test.install.root
property is pointing to your SOAtest/Load Test installation directory. - Change the load.test.jar.path property to point to the loadtest.jar file located in the <SOATEST_INSTALL><INSTALL>/eclipse/plugins/com.parasoft.ptest.libs.web_<VERSION>/root directory.
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- Open the New Project wizard, select Java Project, then click Next.
- Name the project
SimpleRunnable
. - Choose Create project from existing source, select the SocketRunnable directory, then click Next.
- In the Source tab, make sure the default output folder is set to
SocketRunnable/target/classes
. - Open the Libraries tab, click Add External Jar.
- Add the parasoft.jar and com.parasoft.api.jar files located in the <SOATEST_INSTALL>/eclipse<INSTALL>/plugins/com.parasoft.ptest.libs.web_<VERSION>/root directory.
- In Eclipse, right-click component-build.xml and choose Run As> Ant Build to create the component .jar file.
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- Open the New Project wizard, select Java Project, then click Next.
- Choose Create project from existing source, select the SimpleRunnable directory, then click Next.
- In the Source tab, make sure the default output folder is set to
SimpleRunnable/target/classes
. - Open the Libraries tab and click Add External Jar.
- Add the parasoft.jar and com.parasoft.api.jar files located in the <SOATEST_INSTALL>/eclipse/plugins/com.parasoft.ptest.libs.web_<VERSION>/root directory.
- In the Libraries tab, ensure that the
lib/jtidy-r820.jar
andlib/main.jar
are on the project class path. - In Eclipse, right-click component-build.xml and choose Run As> Ant Build to create the component .jar file.
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Place the component jar archive into the <SOATEST_INSTALL>/eclipse<INSTALL>/plugins/com.parasoft.ptest.libs.web_<VERSION>/root /lt-components/built-in folder.
- Restart Load Test.
- From the File menu, select Customize Preferences. You will see your component deployment details in the built-in component deployment view as shown below.
If a built in component has been successfully deployed, it will be available in the Select Component Archive dialog in the Built-in drop down list as shown below:
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