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v The "Artifacts" node must be in a "Ready" state to test an interface. For this node to be in a "Ready" state, all of the components in each of the nodes beneath it must be deployed to the server and running. Components that have states, such as connectors and collaboration objects, must be in a "Running" state. Components that do not have states but that are required for the interface, such as business object definitions and collaboration templates, must be in the "Deployed" state. v The "Client Simulators" node must be in a "Ready" state to test an interface. For this node to be in a "Ready" state, all of the ports listed beneath it must have Client Simulator views associated with them and connected to the server. v The "BO Inspection Markers" node must be in a "Ready" state for business object tracing to work while testing an interface. For this node to be in a "Ready" state, the "Start BO Trace" task must be started successfully. Showing and closing Client Simulator views using the Outline view You use Client Simulator views to emulate connectors and access clients when testing an interface. Client Simulator views provide interfaces to create business object instances with test data, send them as business object requests, and reply to them as business object responses. To load the profile for a connector into a particular Client Simulator view, right-click the desired port under the "Client Simulators" node and select Use Client Simulator x, where x is the number of the Client Simulator view position you want to use for that connector. Table 29 on page 235 shows the default interface positions in which the different Client Simulator views are displayed. Views in Integrated Test Environment can be concealed by other views during different stages of a test; for example, a Client Simulator view might be concealed by a BO Inspector view. To reveal a Client Simulator view that is concealed, right-click the desired port under the "Client Simulators" node and select Show Client Simulator to give focus to the Client Simulator view. To close a Client Simulator view, right-click the desired port under the "Client Simulators" node and select Close Client Simulator. Note: This option not only closes the Client Simulator view, but also causes the Client Simulator view to stop emulating the connector. For more information on working with Client Simulator views, see "Using the Client Simulator view" on page 234. Showing and closing BO Inspector views using the Outline view If you use business object tracing, Integrated Test Environment records business object data at certain points during the execution of the interface. To show BO Inspector views for all the business object markers in the interface, right-click the "BO Inspection Markers" node in the Outline view and select Show All BO Viewers from the context menu. BO Marker icons are identified in Figure 67 on page 230. Chapter 12. Using Integrated Test Environment 219