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Parasoft Findings plugin and DTP
About DTP DTP is a Centralized Reporting Dashboard that can display back the results received from the Parasoft tools and provide advance analytics to verify quality in your application. It provides Widgets to be placed on a personalized dashboard that show a piece of the applications quality to help the user see what…
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Any video related to how to use java code to read incoming request
Hello, Is there any video related to how to use a java code to read incoming request and produce a response according to it?
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Running SA & UT to cover conditionally compiled code
I am trying to figure out the best solution for running static analysis and unit tests on all of our C++ code. There are 3 different pieces of hardware that our code runs on. We have sections of our code that are compiled out depending on name we pass in to the compiler, IE: “-DHW1”. This is the primary way our main…
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How to migrate Parasoft Selenic history data
This is a simple guide to migrate Parasoft Selenic history data to another machine. Currently, Selenic stores analysis history data in /parasoft/recorded_data in user home directory. Simply move the content of recorded_data folder to the new machine under the same directory. For example, if we are migrating to a Linux…
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How do I start up a headless Virtualize server?
Hey everyone! Often in organizations, users will want to be able to spread the work that they have done with others, allowing progress to be shared. Virtualize is no exception to this rule, as there will be many times across a team where users will want to be able to access the same virtual endpoint as opposed to the real…
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How to dynamically add xml tag to a soap request?
My groovy is generating an xml tag and need to inject it in a soap request? what are the probable way in which we can handle this scenario?
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how to generate and populate localsettings.properties files
localsettings.properties files store important information regarding Parasoft tool's stored configurations as well as project parameters. A localsettings.properties file is required to utilize CLI integration, back up an installation, or transfer configurations from one installation to another. You will first need to to…
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Before you ask a question
Guidelines about posting questionsIf you are using Insure++ and are running into some problem, please make sure you provide the following information at the beginning or end of your post: OS Architecture (x86, x64, etc.) Compiler Insure++ version If the problem is a compile/link time problem, include your compile/link…
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Defining and utilizing performance profiles
Hey everyone! When designing a virtual service, users will often want to make sure that the virtual service will respond in a similar fashion to the live service that it is trying to mock. In order to do this to the fullest extent, we have the ability to create performance profiles. What are performance profiles?…
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How to determine if an environment is supported by C/C++test
The post below assumes all the software and hardware requirements for host machine (where C/C++test is installed) on are met, which is a prerequisite for all testing with C/C++test. Please see the "Installation and Licensing" page in the C/C++test Help documentation for the detailed requirements. The information you will…
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Permissions Insure++ Needs to Run on Linux
If multiple users are sharing an installation of Insure++ on a single machine, they will need group permissions to fully use Insure++. Permission issues may show up in the form of license errors or access errors. If any users are experiencing insufficient permissions issues, please make sure they have the following…
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Using Insure++ as a non-Administrator on Windows
Using Insure++ as a non-AdministratorAs a member of the Administrators group, do the following: * Install Insure++ * Run Insure++ on one of the examples in C:\Program Files\Parasoft\Insure++\examples (e.g. editor_demo). This "warms up" a few files and directories. * Optionally enable user-specific options in the General…
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How do I insulate testers from XPaths and other implementation details
in web functional testsSOAtest has a collection of features that will insulate users from XPaths.* Recording and playback: Testing scenarios are created using recording and playback; the user just needs to record the actions they wish to test in the browser and SOAtest will create the XPaths necessary to identify elements…
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Building shared libraries with Insure++ under AIX
Building shared libraries with Insure++Building shared libraries with Insure++ under AIX: The Makefile below has been modified to build a shared library with Insure++. The foo.c and Foo.C source files are first compiled into an object (using insure), then linked into a shared object , and finally archived into the shared…
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Test organization - Testing http and https
Testing http and httpsCan I have a single project file (*.tst) for testing http and https protocols? Or, is it recommnded to have separate files for testing these protocols? Thanks, bmcuser
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Application Hangs
There are times when running an executable that was built with Insure++ that it appears to "hang". Let us first characterize what "hanging" could be. i.e. Is it consuming CPU time? Is it consuming all available RAM and swapping to disk? Does it appear to be stuck in some kind of endless loop? Does it appear to be…
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Compilation is too slow
I try to compile my CORBA c++ servers with Insure. But compilation is too slow - already 2 or 3 days. Is it possible to configure Insure to become more fast?
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Building on One machine to run on another with the same architecture
In order to build on one machine and run on another machine of the same architecture First the concerns for all Unix based platforms The bin and lib directories have to have been created on the run machine in the same directory tree as on the build machine. So if you were running on a Solaris machine and on your build…