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--- integration [2021/02/20 03:24] – [Integrate TestOptimal in your java project (Java /IDE Connector)] admin
+++ integration [2024/01/02 22:46] (current) – [Integration with External Tools] admin
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   * [[#Cloud Services]]
-  * [[#Requirements]]
-  * [[#Jenkins]]
   * [[#Azure DevOps]]
   * [[#REST APIs]]
-  * [[# Integrate TestOptimal in your java project (Java /IDE Connector)]]
+  * [[plugins#agent_plugin|Remote Agent]] - used to build Java Integration and Javascript/Node.js Integration above.
-  * [[# Integrate TestOptimal in your web project (javascript/node.js)]]
-  * [[plugins#agent_plugin|Remote Agent]] - used by Java and Javascript/node.js above.
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-==== Requirements ====
-You can bring in requirements from external files or //ALM// systems like [[#Jira]] and [[#Azure ALM]].
-=== Jira ===
-  * config.properties:
-  ALM.req.class=com.testoptimal.alm.JiraConnect
-  ALM.jira.auth.basic.username=xxx
-  ALM.jira.auth.basic.password=xxx
-  ALM.jira.auth.type=Basic
-  ALM.jira.req.query={"jql"\: "project \= @PROJECT@ and (issuetype \= Story or issuetype\=Task or issuetype\=Sub-Task) and status \= 'In Progress'", "fields"\: ["summary", "priority", "updated", "description"]}
-  ALM.jira.req.url=http\://xxx\:8080/rest/api/2/search
-  * IDE / Requirement / Parameters:
-   { "project": "DEMO" }
-=== Azure ALM ===
-  * config.properties:
-  ALM.req.class=com.testoptimal.alm.AzureConnect
-  ALM.azure.auth.basic.username=xxx
-  ALM.azure.auth.basic.password=ww6k...rj6klsvq
-  ALM.azure.auth.type=Basic
-  ALM.azure.req.url=https\://dev.azure.com/xxx/@PROJECT@/_queries?tempQueryId\=@QUERY_ID@
-  * IDE / Requirement / Parameters:
-   {  "PROJECT": "Demo",
-      "QUERY_ID": "a2ae7670-...-ff40d088e533"
-   }
-=== Authentication ===
-Besides //Basic//, additional authentications are possible. Below is the list of authentication options:
-  * BASIC
-    * ALM.'xxx'.auth.basic.username
-    * ALM.'xxx'.auth.basic.password
-  * FORM
-    * ALM.'xxx'.auth.form.username
-    * ALM.'xxx'.auth.form.password
-  * OAUTH
-    * ALM.'xxx'.auth.oauth.consumer.key
-    * ALM.'xxx'.auth.oauth.consumer.secret
-    * ALM.'xxx'.auth.oauth.access.token
-    * ALM.'xxx'.auth.oauth.secret.token
-  * OAUTH2
-    * ALM.'xxx'.auth.oauth2.security.token
-    * ALM.'xxx'.auth.oauth2.signature
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-==== Jenkins ====
-For current version v6, you would use REST API documented at http://localhost:8888/swagger.
-For V5, add steps to [[https://www.jenkins.io/ | Jenkins]] build job to run models remotely:
-  * Install [[https://plugins.jenkins.io/http_request/ | HTTP Request]] plugin installed in your //Jenkins//
-  * Add //admin// to connect to [[runtime_server | Runtime Servers]]
-    * select menu //Jenkins / Credentials//
-    * click "(Global)" under "Domain" column
-    * fill out form and save
-  * open /create build job
-  * add a build step with //HTTP Request// plugin
-{{ wiki:idescreen:integration_jenkins_main.png?600 }}
-  * click "Advanced" button and fill out form as follows:
-{{ wiki:idescreen:integration_jenkins_authbody.png?600 }}
-  * click "Save"
-Run the job and you should see the output in Job Console Output:
-{{ wiki:idescreen:integration_jenkins_console.png?700 }}
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 ==== Azure DevOps ====
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 ==== Organization of REST APIs ====
 REST APIs are grouped and organized in these categories (to match Swagger-UI):
-  * ALM - ALM source definition and model requirements
-  * Agent - TestOptimal Agent APIs: register remote agent and receive agent commands
-  * Client - TestOptimal Agent APIs: remote execute model and data set execution
   * Dashboard - Dashboard data: KPI and model execution statistics
   * Demo - REST API used by demo models
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   * Graph - generate / download graphs for model executions: model graph, coverage graph, traversal graph and test case graph (MSC)
   * Model - access to model artifacts/files
-  * Report - Dashboard reports
-  * Runtime - start/stop model execution
-  * Security - user login
   * Stats - model execution statistics
-  * SvrMgr - Server manager functions
   * System - perform system functions
-  * web-redirect-controller - internal use
 ==== Security and Authorization ====
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-==== Integrate TestOptimal in your java project (Java /IDE Connector) ====
-//TestOptimal// can be used in your testing project as a maven dependency.
-   <dependency>
-     <groupId>com.github.testoptimal</groupId>
-     <artifactId>JavaConnector</artifactId>
-     <version>1.0.2</version>
-   </dependency>
-You can build your model using POJO java classes and submit it to //TestOptimal// server to generate test cases from the model.  The test cases are returned back to your java code for your further test case execution.
-You can generate test cases for state model and data set (combinatorial testing).
-See [[http://testoptimal.com/v6/JavaConnectorReadme.xml| JavaConnector README]] for more details.
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-==== Integrate TestOptimal in your web project (javascript/node.js) ====
-You may integrate your web project with //TestOptimal// using javascript library: TOServer.js.
-For web/javascript, just add one of the following <script> to HEAD tag in your html page:
-    <script src="http://[TestOptimal host:port]/agent/TOServer.js"></script>
-    <script src="https://testoptimal.com/v6/agent/TOServer.js"></script>
-For //Node.js// project, use following npm command to install //TOServer.js// package:
-   npm install @testoptimal/mbt
-=== Connecting to TestOptimal Server ===
-   TOSvr = new TOServer("http://localhost:8888");
-   TOSvr.setDebugCB((msg)=> console.logMsg ("DEBUG: " + msg), 2);
-   TOSvr.login("myUsername", "myPwd")
-      .then(() => {
-                console.logMsg("connected to TestOptimal server");
-            }, (err) => {
-                console.logMsg(err);
-                alert("Connection error");
-      });
-=== State Model Sample Scripts ===
-== Creating State Model ==
-	var model = new Model ("VendingMachine");
-	var Welcome = model.addStateInitial("Welcome");
-	var Q1 = model.addState("25 cents");
-	var Q2 = model.addState("50 cents");
-	var Q3 = model.addState("75 cents");
-	var Q4 = model.addState("100 cents");
-	var ThankYou = model.addStateFinal("ThankYou");
-	Welcome.addTrans("add_quarter", Q1).addTrans("cancel", ThankYou);
-	Q1.addTrans("add_quarter", Q2).addTrans("cancel", ThankYou);
-	Q2.addTrans("add_quarter", Q3).addTrans("cancel", ThankYou);
-	Q3.addTrans("add_quarter", Q4).addTrans("cancel", ThankYou);
-	Q4.addTrans("select_drink", ThankYou).addTrans("cancel", ThankYou);
-	// TOSvr is the connection object created in Making Connection section above.
-	TOSvr.uploadModel(model).then (function(){alert("model uploaded");})
-== Generating Test Cases ==
-	TOSvr.genPaths("VendingMachine", "Optimal", 1000).then(printPaths);
-	function printPaths (sum) {
-	   console.logMsg(sum);
-	}
-== Opening Graphs ==
-	// graph types: model, sequence, msc and coverage
-	// except model graph, all other graphs are available for model execution.
-	var url = TOSvr.getGraphURL("VendingMachine", "model");
-	console.logMsg("model graph: " + url);
-	window.open(url, "ModelGraph");
-== Online MBT ==
-	 var execReq = {
-		modelName: "DEMO_RemoteAgent",
-		statDesc: "description",
-		options: { "autoClose": false }
-	};
-	var agentID = "DEMO";
-	TOSvr.execModel(execReq).then((data) => {
-		console.logMsg(data);
-		console.logMsg("Registering agent " + agentID);
-		TOSvr.regAgent(execReq.modelName, agentID).then(getNextCmd, errHandler);
-	});
-	function getNextCmd() {
-	   TOSvr.nextCmd(agentID, 2000).then(function(rmtCmd) {
-		  if (rmtCmd && rmtCmd.cmd) {
-			  var result = {
-				result: "I don't know",
-				reqTag: "DEMO",
-				assertID: "DEMO-" + rmtCmd.cmd
-			 }
-			 console.logMsg("received cmd: " + rmtCmd.cmd);
-			 console.logMsg("sending result: " + result.result);
-			 TOSvr.setResult (agentID, result).then (function(ret) {
-				setTimeout(getNextCmd, 1000);
-			  }, errHandler);
-		  }
-		  else modelExecDone();
-	   }, errHandler);
-	}
-	function modelExecDone() {
-	   console.logMsg("Model execution completed");
-	}function errHandler (err) {
-	   console.log("errored");
-	   console.logMsg(err);
-	   TOSvr.stopModelExec(execReq.modelName);
-	}
-== Retrieve Execution Results ==
-   TOSvr.getSummary("DEMO_RemoteAgent").then(function(ret) {console.logMsg(ret);})
-=== Combinatorial Model Sample Scripts ===
-== Create DataSet ==
-    var ds = new DataSet("DemoDataSet");
-    ds.addField ("F1", "text", ["aa","bbb"], "", false);
-    ds.addField ("F2", "int", [1,2,3], "", false);
-    TOSvr.uploadDataSet (ds).then(console.logMsg, console.logMsg);
-== Generate Test Cases ==
-   TOSvr.genDataTable("DemoDataSet", "pairWise").then(console.logMsg, console.logMsg);
-=== Demo Web Client ===
-You may try out above sample scripts with the web client bundled in //TestOptimal// installation:
-http://localhost:8888/DemoApp/Demo_MBT.html