IBM E02HMLL-I Implementation Guide - Page 217
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Figure 57. Test Server Configuration window 3. Click OK. Note: Although you can register up to two InterChange Server Express instances as test servers, they must both be installed on the computer on which Integrated Test Environment is running. You cannot use Integrated Test Environment to test interfaces running on a server that is installed on a computer other than the one on which Integrated Test Environment is installed. Configuring RMI settings Integrated Test Environment uses a software agent that communicates with InterChange Server Express to perform tests. This agent must communicate with InterChange Server Express and the tools through a port using Remote Method Invocation (RMI). Integrated Test Environment also requires a block of nine contiguous ports over which to communicate with each connector that is emulated in the interface being tested. You must configure your environment so that there are ports available for these communication requirements. The default RMI port is 1099, and this is the port that the Integrated Test Environment agent is configured to use by default. Integrated Test Environment is configured by default to use ports 1100 and up to communicate with the connectors being emulated in the interface. Other programs installed on your system may be configured to use port 1099, however, so you must determine which ports you can use. After determining which ports you can use you must configure settings in Integrated Test Environment to use the desired port as well as set a property in the start_server.bat batch file. Determining which ports to use Before attempting to use Integrated Test Environment, you should use the techniques described in the following sections to determine if the ports it is configured to use by default are available or not. Using the netstat command You can execute the netstat command at a command line interface in Windows to generate a list of the ports that are currently in use. It is recommended that you Chapter 12. Using Integrated Test Environment 205
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