Creating and modifying message-based stubs
You can use Rational®
Integration Tester to create
and modify message-based stubs.
- Message-based stubs overview
A message-based stub is essentially an Rational Integration Tester resource that listens for incoming messages on a particular transport. A stub can reply to specific messages or message-types, matched according to incoming filters, by using message case actions. - Virtualizing HTTP
You can simulate an HTTP connection with a virtual service, also known as a stub. - Virtualizing HTTPS
You can simulate an HTTPS connection with a virtual service, also known as a stub. - Virtualizing TCP
You can simulate a TCP connection with a virtual service, also known as a stub. - Virtualizing a REST API without recording or synchronization
You can virtualize REST APIs by using the Recording Studio, or by synchronizing WADL, Swagger, or RAML documents. When none of these options is available, you can still manually virtualize REST APIs that use path parameters. - Creating message-based stubs
In Rational Integration Tester, there are several methods that you can use to create a message-based stub. - Modifying message-based stubs
You can use either the Test Editor or the Stub Editor to create, modify, and enhance any legacy or new stubs created by Rational Integration Tester.
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