In this section:
Upgrading to a New Version
Run the new installer and update your workspace as necessary.
Updating with a Service Pack
This section describes how to update your existing installation with a service pack.
From the UI
You can install a service pack from a public or internal update site.
Public Site
- Go to Help > Check for Updates. Eclipse will check for updates.
- If updates are reported, select the available updates and click Next.
- Follow the wizard to install the updates.
Internal Site
- Choose Window > Preferences and choose Install/Update > Available Software Sites.
- Enter the location of the update site in the Update Site Location field. If you’re not sure what site to use, contact your Parasoft representative for details.
- If you want to configure Eclipse proxy connections (not related to Parasoft proxy configuration/behavior), set them in the General > Network Connections area of the preferences panel.
Headless
You can install online, offline, and patch headless service pack updates. Headless service pack updates are not applicable to update site installs.
- For offline updates, download the p2 zip archive from http://updates.parasoft.com/ to your installation directory.
Ensure that SOAtest and Virtualize are not running.
- Run the
update.bat
orudpate.sh
script in the installation directory using the following command (see About the Update Script Options):update [--debug] [--help] [--patch <arg>| --updatesite <arg>] [–version]
The default installation directory for the update script varies by OS:MacOS: In the directory
parasoft/soatest_virtualize/<VERSION>/Parasoft SOAtest & Virtualize.app/Contents/Eclipse
Windows:
C:\Program Files\Parasoft\SOAtest & Virtualize\<VERSION>
Linux: In the directory
parasoft/
soatest_virtualize/<VERSION>
Start SOAtest or Virtualize using
soatest.exe -clean
orvirtualize.exe -clean
.
About the Update Script Options
Option | Description |
---|---|
--debug | (Optional) Outputs debug logging. |
--patch <arg> | (For patches, not service packs) updates the current installation with the specified patch .jar file(s) provided as arguments to patch. For example, --patch patch1.jar patch2.jar would update two jar files in the installation. Patch files can be specified by file system path; they can reside outside of the update program directory. |
--updatesite <arg> | Determines where service pack updates are accessed (for example, which p2 update site or zip archive). To get the latest updates, use:
To use a specific update site, use:
Example:
To use a local P2 zip archive, use Example 1:
Example 2:
|
--version | (optional) prints the version number of the current installation. |