Install Doc

If you have not done so, download TestOptimal and unzip it to the local harddrive. We will refer this location as TestOptimal HOME folder.

Recommended Requirements This is the recommended requirements on the machine to run TestOptimal. It is not the requirements for the application you will be testing.

1. JDK 1.6 or later
   • verify the JDK version by running "java -version".
   • if you are running TestOptimal in an IDE (Eclipse, NetBeans), verify your IDE's JDK version or configure IDE to run your application in an external compliant JDK. Usually IDE allows you to add newer JDK if the JDK bundled with the IDE is older.
2. Windows XP, VISTA, 2003, Windows 7 or Linux
3. 512mb memory or more and 200mb of free disk space. You may run TestOptimal in less amount of memory and disk space depending on how big your model is and how much history stats you want the server to keep track of. There is no minimum CPU speed, however the faster your CPUs are, the faster your model execution will be.

Installation

The installation instruction varies depending on how you want to run TestOptimal. If you are new to TestOptimal, you might want to try Standalone Server option. Click on one of the links below that matches how you want to run/integrate TestOptimal. If you are upgrading, it is highly recommended that you make a copy of your existing TestOptimal folder first.

• Standalone Server - for standalone server, batch/cron, NT/Windows service and WebService (RESTful) server.
• Run in Eclipse (RAD, RSA) - including JUnit integration
• Run in NetBeans - Include JUnit integration

Once TestOptimal is installed, you can start using TestOptimal with the default configuration. If you need to customize the configurations, you can do so at ConfigAdmin.

New in 3.0.30, you can install TestOptimal as a system tray icon. For more details see Standalone Server