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Editing Verify Event steps for monitor requests, responses, and exceptions

In the test suite editor, you can edit a Verify Event step for a monitor request, response, or exception and customize it for specific tests.

For example, you can select a different wire, interface, and operation for the step.

To edit Verify Event steps for monitor requests, responses, and exceptions:


Procedure

  1. In the Business Integration view, expand your component test project and expand the Test Suites folder.
  2. Right-click your test suite and select Open. The test suite opens in the test suite editor.

  3. Click the Test Cases tab. The Test Cases page opens.

  4. In the Test Cases area, select a Verify event: Request step, Verify event: Response step, or Verify event: Exception step.

  5. In the Detailed Properties area:

    1. In the Wire field, select the wire that you want to use for the Verify Event step. (If you need additional information about this property or any other property, position your cursor in the property and press F1 to open the context-sensitive help information.)

    2. In the Interface field, select the interface that you want to use for the Verify Event step.

    3. In the Operation field, select the operation that you want to use for the Verify Event step.

    4. In the Wait maximum list, specify a wait time (in milliseconds) before the verification happens. This is useful for verifying events for asynchronous calls because these call do not happen immediately.

    5. In the Event occurrence field, specify whether the event being verified ever occurs in the test case. The event position text box allows you to specify the position of the event to distinguish between identical events.

      For example, there may be two request events reported for the same wire and the event position is used to distinguish which event should be verified.

    6. In the After event field, specify whether the event being verified in this step must occur after another event seen in the test client trace. The drop-down list box displays a list of Verify Event steps that have already been created in the test case.

    7. In the Verify Request, Verify Response, or Verify Exception section, create a new variable for each parameter request, response, or exception. (Information about adding variables is found in the topic "Adding variables.")

  6. In the test suite editor, press Ctrl-S to save your changes.

Manage Verify Event steps