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If the server instance you want to use is not listed in the dialog, try deleting it from the Server Instances view and re-registering it. 6. Configure RMI settings for your environment as described in "Configuring RMI settings" on page 205. If you do not do this properly, you will not be able to test interfaces using Integrated Test Environment. 7. Create a test project to contain the test unit. For more information, see "Creating a test project" on page 211. 8. Create a test unit for the interface you want to test. For more information, see "Creating a test unit within Integrated Test Environment" on page 212. 9. If you plan to deploy the components in the interface you are testing using Integrated Test Environment, do the following: v Add the user dependents for the interface as described in "Adding user dependents" on page 216. v Follow the instructions in "Configuring InterChange Server Express to start in design mode" on page 208. 10. Make sure the IBM Java Object Request Broker is started. For more information, see the System Installation Guide for Windows or Unix. 11. Use the Task Manager view to start the server, bind the Integrated Test Environment agent to it, and connect the Integrated Test Environment to it as described in "Using the Task Manager view" on page 220. 12. Enable the Server Context Overlay as described in "Enabling and disabling the Server Context Overlay" on page 230. 13. Show Client Simulator views for the clients in the interface. It is recommended that you organize the Client Simulator views in a way that makes sense to you. For instance, you might find it easiest to have the view for the source connector in position 1 in the perspective (shared with the Integrated Test Environment Navigator view), and to have the view for the destination connector in position 4 in the perspective (shared with the Properties view). You can do one of the following to show and organize Client Simulator views for the interface: v Execute the "Start connector views" task as described in Table 25 on page 221 and then drag-and-drop the views to the positions you prefer. v Follow the instructions in "Using, showing, and closing Client Simulator views using the Test Unit view" on page 231 to choose which Client Simulator view you want to use for each connector definition. 14. Connect the Client Simulator views to the server as described in "Connecting a Client Simulator view to the server" on page 235. Confirm that the clients connect to the server successfully as described in "Confirming that a client has connected to the server" on page 236. After you have confirmed that the clients connected to the server successfully, configure the Client Simulator view for the source connector to use the Input Pane as described in "Using the Input Pane" on page 237 and configure the Client Simulator view for the destination connector to use the Result Pane as described in "Using the Result Pane" on page 237. 15. If you want to use business object tracing, start it at this point so that the data is captured when you begin to send business objects in the next steps. For more information on starting the business object tracing task, see Table 25 on page 221. 16. Use the Outline view to confirm that the interface is ready for testing, as described in "Verifying test readiness using the Outline view" on page 218. 256 IBM WebSphere Business Integration Server Express and Express Plus: System Implementation Guide
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