You must configure the Engineering Test Management
adapter to establish a successful connection between IBM® DevOps Test UI (Test UI) and Engineering Test Management.
You must have the following information:
-
The URL of the Engineering Test Management server.
-
A user credential and valid license to access Engineering Test Management.
-
The user account must be added to the project area that is being accessed by the
adapter with write permissions to the project.
For more information about Engineering Test Management,
refer to the IBM Engineering Lifecycle Management
documentation.
-
Reconfigure the JRE path if you are using Kerberos for authentication:
- Modify the JRE path to use the Oracle Java path as follows in the
eclipse.ini file in the C:\Program Files\IBM\DevOpsTest
directory:
Change -vm jdk/bin/j9vm/jvm.dll to
-vm C:\Program
Files\Java\jre1.8.0_331\bin\server\jvm.dll.
- Navigate to the FunctionalTester\RQMAdapter
directory in the Test UI
installation directory.
- Replace %RFT_ARG_JRE% with the Oracle Java path on
your system in the following line of the
configureadapter.bat file:start "" %RFT_ARG_JRE% -classpath
%RFT_INSTALL_DIR%\rational_ft.jar
com.rational.test.ft.RQMAdapterConfigure %*.
For
example,
start "" "C:\Program
Files\Java\jre1.8.0_321\bin\javaw.exe" -classpath
%RFT_INSTALL_DIR%\rational_ft.jar
com.rational.test.ft.RQMAdapterConfigure %*
-
Open Test UI.
-
Click .
-
Enter the following information of the Engineering Test Management:
| Fields |
Actions |
| Server URL |
Enter the URL of Engineering Test Management.
For example, https://<hostname>:<portnumber>/qm
Note: If you rename the Engineering Test Management server, you must perform the following tasks:
-
Update the Engineering Test Management server name in the hosts file with a new name.
-
Update the Server URL field with the new name.
- Configure the adapter to point to the new URL.
|
| Adapter name |
Enter a unique name to identify the Engineering Test Management adapter. The Engineering Test Management adapter uses the name of the computer as the default name of the adapter.
|
| Project area |
Enter the name of the project area in Engineering Test Management.
|
-
Select one of the following Authentication type from the
drop-down list to connect to Engineering Test Management:
| Authentication type |
Actions |
| Username and Password |
Perform the following steps:
-
Enter the username associated with Engineering Test Management in the User ID field.
-
Enter the password associated with the username of Engineering Test Management in the Password field.
|
| KERBEROS |
Click Browse to locate and select the
kerberos.ini file in the Configuration
File field.
Note: The kerberos.ini file is
automatically created when you set up Kerberos.
For example, on Windows systems, you can locate the file in the
c:\windows\krb5.ini. The file name and the location might
change based on the operating systems.
|
| SSLCERT |
Perform the following steps:
-
Enter the location of the SSL certificate keystore in the
Certificate Location filed.
-
Enter the keystore password in the Password field.
Note: The expected format of the keystore is p12. The keystore
must contain the client certificate that the adapter uses when you authenticate
with Engineering Test Management.
|
| SMARTCARD |
Select a certificate from the drop-down list from the Certificate
Selection field. |
- Optional:
Select the Enable Proxy checkbox to connect through a proxy
computer and perform the following steps to enter the Proxy Details
of the computer:
-
Enter the hostname of the proxy computer in the Host
field.
-
Enter the port number of the proxy computer in the Port
field.
-
Enter the username and password of the proxy computer in the
User and Password fields.
-
Click Apply and Close to save and close the configuration.
You have configured the details of Engineering Test Management
on Test UI.
You must start the adapter either from Test UI
or command-line interface to run Web UI tests.