This section describes how to license the desktop instance of SOAtest and Virtualize For information about licensing the web archive (WAR) deployment of the server, see Licensing the Server.
In this section:
You can configure SOAtest and Virtualize to use a license served from Parasoft DTP or a standalone instance of Parasoft License Server. Contact your system administrator for information about which type of license you should use.
You can use a license from DTP or license configuration settings from a DTP Project. Your Parasoft DTP (or Parasoft Concerto) administrators should verify that the product and version you are licensing appears in the DTP License Server. Administrators can refer to to the DTP documentation for information about updating the tools database. Refer to Connecting to DTP for additional information.
Enable the Network option and click the Configure... link.
You can enable the Borrow option and specify a length of time for which SOAtest and Virtualize will consume a license token. Licenses can be borrowed from 1 hour to 14 days. Refer to the DTP documentation for additional information about borrowing licenses.
You can connect to License Server to retrieve a license token, even if you are connected to a separate instance of DTP.
Enable the Network option and click the Configure... link.
Enable the Use the following License Server option and specify the host name or IP address where License Server is hosted and port. Common port numbers are 8443
or 8080
for HTTP/S and 2002
(default) for TCP.
If your server uses the HTTPS protocol, prepend https://
to the hostname.
You can enable the Borrow option and specify a length of time for which SOAtest and Virtualize will consume a license token. Licenses can be borrowed from 1 hour to 14 days. Refer to the License Server documentation for additional information about borrowing licenses.
You can deactivate/activate licenses by choosing Parasoft> Deactivate License/Active License.
You can also configure the license to automatically deactivate after 30 minutes of inactivity:
When the license is deactivated:
Licensed views are restored and the Quality Tasks view will display available results when the license is reactivate.
You can configure SOAtest and Virtualize to wait for a license token if a requested token is not currently available by specifying the license.wait.for.tokens.time
option when using the command line interface. For additional information, see
the following pages:
Changes in the network environment may affect the interface that is used to compute your machine ID, resulting in machine ID instability. You can use the PARASOFT_SUPPORT_NET_INTERFACES
environment variable to specify a stable interface and prevent the machine ID from floating.
Windows: Set the value to the MAC address of your network card, e.g.:
SET PARASOFT_SUPPORT_NET_INTERFACES=00-10-D9-27-AC-85 |
Linux/macOS: Set the value to one of the network interfaces from the "inet" or "inet6" family, e.g.:
export PARASOFT_SUPPORT_NET_INTERFACES=eth1 |
Local licenses do not request a license token from a a server on the network. Instead, they are locked to the specific machine. You will need to provide your machine ID to your Parasoft representative, who will send you a license password. The machine ID appears in the Parasoft license configuration screen.
Error: No valid license (MachineId: WIN32-12345678)
.If you using the combined SOAtest/Virtualize distribution, a Virtualize license is required to run SOAtest Server. In some instances, you may only have a license for SOAtest, i.e., if you are updating to a paid license from the Community License. Contact your Parasoft representative for additional information about licensing options. |
You can create SOAtest and Virtualize configuration file and specify your license settings. See Configuring Localsettings (SOAtest) and Localsettings (Virtualize) for details on creating and configuring the file.
You can export your configuration settings to a .properties file and share with team members. See Configuring Localsettings or Localsettings for details.