Does PAF supports synapseRT integration of automation scripts?
synapseRT is a Requirements & Test management system in Jira.
If yes, Please provide a brief introduction to establish the integration.
Yes . PAF supports integration with synapseRT.
Following properties needs to be configured to connect synapseRT through PAF.
TEST_SYSTEM=srt
HOST=
PROJECT=
PASSWORD=(base64 encrypted value of username:password)
PWD_ENCRYPTED=false
TEST_FOLDER_ID=
REMOVE_XML_FROM_STEP=false
TEST_SET_NAME=
CYCLE_NAME=
To encrypt the password to base64 encryption following website can be used.
https://www.base64encode.net/
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I found links on process engine Configuration
https://docs.camunda.org/manual/7.16/reference/deployment-descriptors/tags/process-engine/
But how to use this in Golang?
You would not use the embedded process engine approach. Instead run a remote process engine and implement service tasks in Go using the external task patter. To get such a remote engine you can either just sign up for a free developer account on Camunda Cloud. If your prefer on premises, then you can use a self-managed deployment (e.g. via docker compose). For both options check here: https://camunda.com/get-started
Once you have an engine and configured credentials (follow https://docs.camunda.io/docs/guides/getting-started/).
The section https://docs.camunda.io/docs/guides/getting-started/implement-service-task/ shows how to configure the service task on the process engine side. On the Go side you can now implement an external worker (instead of zbctl in the example) as described here: https://github.com/camunda/zeebe/tree/main/clients/go
I need to install Oracle SOA Suite 11.1.1.7 on headless server.
This one:
Fusion Middleware Installation Guide for Oracle SOA Suite and Oracle Business Process Management Suite
I managed to install it through responseFile.rsp, which is a standard Oracle Universall installer file.
The second step is to configure a domain through
$SOA_ORACLE_HOME/common/bin/config.sh
This give me only a GUI Configurator like this one described here:
Fusion Middleware Creating Domains Using the Configuration Wizard
There is a console mode, but there is also an option --silent like in installer before, where variables are set in responseFile.rsp.
But I can't find any description of variables or responseFile.rsp which I can set for silent configuration setup I don't really want do it through console mode, because I want to provision domain through ansible role. Is there anybody who has an experience with this kind of instalation?
Thanks for any response.
I have achieved OSB domain setup using WLST and ansible. I have used below as my reference.
http://myofwexperiments.blogspot.in/2016/01/soa-clustered-domain.html
Try and keep me posted for any clarifications
I am creating a Maven based remote deployment setup for weblogic and SOA.
I am using a python script which is executing remotely.
I have successfully managed to get it to create/update JDBC connections.
I now wish to update the DbAdapter deployment plan with the new JDBC connection. (Later I want to do this with the JMSAdapter as well)
I have found many links online which show how to do this via a local WLST connection.
https://redstack.wordpress.com/2012/08/09/automating-creation-of-jdbc-data-sources-and-dbadapter-plan-updates-and-redeployment/
I am getting an error with my remote script with the line:
plan = loadApplication(appPath, planPath)
The consensus online is that loadApplication will not work remotely.
A couple of different sources mention this but no source offers any workaround.
Is there a WLST based remote API I can use to add the configuration?
Can I download the plan.xml, alter it and re-upload it through WLST? (If so any tutorials?)
Is there an easier method that I am missing?
Thanks for any help.
I am doing a seminar on JMeter and I need to demo on some software. My professor say we need an open source software. So that we can set it up on local host and testing against it
The problem is I don't know which open source software should be used. I am new to JMeter and saw some examples with testing a website only
So can anyone tell me some open source software that can be put under test with JMeter?
Thanks in advance.
Yes, start with this GitHub project and then, since the project includes Groovy, and requires Maven to run, then you have 2 additional open source projects involved. All you have to do is run JMeter using the included .bat script and then create a TestPlan with a JSR223-Groovy sampler in it. (The project I mention above will launch a certain version of Jmeter 2.11)
You could also go one step further and install PostgresSQL (also open source) and then create a JDBC sampler that connects to it using Jmeter (because the Jmeter project I mentioned above also includes the postgres jdbc driver by default).
If you need a REST api to test against, then install Jenkins on your local computer and you can get Jmeter to perform rest queries against it.
I want to replace jPivot with OpenI in Mondrian OLAP Server. I have deployed Mondrian which comes with jPivot as default sample distribution in Glassfish server and it was successful. Now I need to replace this with OpenI Which is having nice UI and features (I think this framework is built upon jPivot).
To avoid too many comments in the question, I create an answer at here:
You can try a pure javascript webpivottable . This is a client side solution and no dependence to any back end technology. Here is demo and documents
The latest version (version 1.6) can enable/disable proxy at UI now, so no problem to integrate it into local Mondrian server(just disable proxy at UI).
For cross domain access(web server and Mondrian server not at the same host:port), you can set options.server.xmlaProxy in the customOptions to your http proxy at your web server.