scatest

Possible inputs are as follows:

• java.passed.home

  The script picks this from the environment value of JAVA_HOME. Provide this input to override.

• wl_home

  This is the location of Oracle WebLogic Server home (defaults to Oracle_Home/.../wlserver_10.3).

• scatest.input

  The name of the composite to test.

• scatest.format

  The format of the output file (defaults to native; the other option is junit).

• scatest.result

  The result directory in which to place the output files (defaults to temp_dir/out).

• jndi.properties.input

  The jndi.properties file to use.

jndi. properties

Absolute path to the JNDI property file. This is a property file that contains JNDI properties for connecting to the server. For example:

java.naming.factory.initial=weblogic.jndi.WLInitialContextFactory
java.naming.provider.url=t3://myserver.us.example.com:8001/soa-infra
java.naming.security.principal=weblogic
dedicated.connection=true
dedicated.rmicontext=true

Since a composite test (in a test suite) is executed on the SOA Infrastructure, this properties file contains the connection information. For this example, these properties create a connection to the SOA Infrastructure hosted in myserver.us.example.com, port 8001 and use a user name of weblogic. You are prompted to specify the password.

You typically create one jndi.properties file (for example, in /home/myhome/jndi.properties) and use it for all test runs.