Testing the Runtime 

Use

This function enables you to check whether the runtime components are functioning correctly by using test messages.

Prerequisites

You have started the Runtime Workbench, you are in Component Monitoring, and have displayed the components that you want to use.

Features

You use this function to send test messages to the following components:

·         Integration Engines

·         Adapter Engines

·         Java SE adapters (only File and JDBC adapters)

File and JDBC adapters must be installed.

To do this, you must specify the necessary data for the message header on the Test Message tab page, and provide a message payload.

Once you have specified and sent the test message, you receive the status of the message as a result in the form of a green (OK) or red (error) symbol, with the error status in the event of an error.

You can persist the header and payload of a test message in the database and call them from there at a later point in time. You can delete persisted messages from the database.

Activities

●      The Send Message To field contains the address of the selected component as the default value. You can overwrite this address.

In local Integration Engines, you must replace the placeholder <httpPort> with the actual HTTP port number.

●      Make the required entries for the header of the test message. Required entry fields are indicated by a red asterisk.

●      Select a quality of service from the Quality of Service dropdown list box.

●      Provide a payload in the Payload area.

●      To send your test message, choose Send Message.

●      If you want to persist the header and payload of your message, choose Save Message.

●      If you want to call and reuse persisted messages, choose Open Message.

●      If you want to delete a persisted message, choose Delete Message.