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alm_configuration [2020/04/26 03:33]
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| =====Application Lifecycle Management (ALM) Configuration ====== | |
| //>>Menu: Model / Config ALM// | |
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| //TestOptimal// can integrate with //Requirements Systems// and //Defect Tracking System// to bring in requirements into model and automatically raise the defect or resolve defect during model execution. This function requires [[ALM Plugin]]. | |
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| {{http://TestOptimal.com/img/ALM_Config.png?500x300 }} | |
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| ==== Requirements System==== | |
| If you store requirements in excel document or a text file, you can set up //TestOptimal IDE// to bring in the requirements when the model is open. The requirement list is then available in the [[statenode | State Property]], [[transnode| Transition Property]] and [[MScriptEditor| MScript Editor]] to be associated with state, transition or mscript assert tag. | |
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| Besides the file based integration, //TestOptimal// also supports integration with //JamaContour// through //JIRA// as shown in the list below. | |
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| {{http://TestOptimal.com/img/ALM_Requirement_ConnectionType.png?150x150}} | |
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| ==== Defect Tracking System==== | |
| //JIRA// is an open source defect tracking system. Once the integration to //JIRA// is configured, the defects found during the model execution will be raised and registered in //JIRA// automatically at the end of the model execution. If the defect is fixed, it will also automatically resolve the defect in //JIRA//. | |
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| The defect is identified with the //assertID// which are specified in //assert tag// or the state/transition id. So far, //Jira// is supported, integration with other defect system will be developed based on demand. | |
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| {{http://TestOptimal.com/img/ALM_Defect_ConnectionType.png}} | |
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| ====SSL Certificate Installation==== | |
| The integration with //JIRA// requires SSL certificate installed on your computer. The SSL certificate is located in //bin// folder with file name //cacert.crt//. | |
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| To install the certificate, run the installSSL.bat. When prompted for password, enter //changeit//. | |
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