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Working with Group Definitions
This chapter includes the following sections:
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Section 7.1, How to Work with Group Definitions
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Section 7.2, How to Create and Modify a Group Definition
7.1 How to Work with Group Definitions
To work with group definitions: 1.
Access the Oracle Application Integration Architecture AIA Home Page. In the Composite Application Validation System area, click the Go button. Select the
Group Definitions
tab. The Group Definitions page displays as shown in Figure 7–1
.
Figure 7–1 Group Definitions Page
2.
Use the page elements on the Group Definitions page to search for, execute, and manage existing group definitions. You can also access a page you can use to
create and modify group definitions.
Search Group Definitions Use the Search Group Definitions group box to enter search criteria to find the group
definition you are searching for.
Available elements in the Search Group Definitions group box are discussed in Table 7–1
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Search Result Selection Use the Search Result Selection grid to work with group definitions returned in your
search results. Upon accessing this page, the grid is populated by all group definitions.
Available elements in the Search Result Selection grid are discussed in Table 7–2
.
7.2 How to Create and Modify a Group Definition
To create a group definition: 1.
Access the Oracle Application Integration Architecture AIA Home Page. In the Composite Application Validation System area, click the Go button. Select the
Group Definitions tab. Click the Create button. The Group Definition Detail page
for a new group definition displays as shown in Figure 7–2
.
Figure 7–2 Group Definition Detail Page New Group Definition
Table 7–1 Search Group Definitions Group Box Elements
Element Description
Id Enter the unique key identifier assigned to the group definition.
Name Enter the descriptive name assigned to the group definition.
Process Name Enter the name of the process associated with the group definition.
PIP Process Integration Pack
Name Enter the name of the Process Integration Pack PIP associated with
the group definition. Search
Click to execute a search for group definitions using the search criteria entered in the Search Group Definitions group box.
Table 7–2 Search Result Selection Grid Elements
Element Description
Execute Select one or more group definitions that you want to run and click
Execute
to execute the group definition. When a group definition has successfully executed, you can view
details of the group instance on the Group Instances Detail page. For more information about the Group Instances Detail page, see
Section 10.2, How to View Group Instance Details. Delete
Select one or more group definitions that you want to delete and click Delete
to execute the deletion. Duplicate
Select one or more group definitions that you want to duplicate and click Duplicate to execute the duplication.
The duplicate group definition is created using the exact values of the original, with the exception of being given a unique Id value.
Create Click to access the Group Definition Detail page, where you can create
a group definition Id
Click to access the Group Definition Detail page.
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2.
Use the page elements on the Group Definition Detail page, as discussed in Table 7–3
, to create a group definition that combines one or more tests and executes them in a single-threaded batch sequence.
3. Click Next to save entries and display further group definition details elements,
discussed in Table 7–3
, on the Group Definition Detail page for the newly created and existing group definitions.
To modify a group definition: 1.
Access the Oracle Application Integration Architecture AIA Home Page. In the Composite Application Validation System area, click the Go button. Select the
Group Definitions tab. Select a group definition Id link. The Group Definition
Detail page for existing group definitions displays as shown in Figure 7–3
.
Figure 7–3 Group Definition Detail Page Existing Group Definition
2.
Use the page elements on the Group Definition Detail page, as discussed in Table 7–3
, to modify an existing group definition.
Table 7–3 Group Definition Detail Page Elements for New and Existing Definitions
Element Description
Actions Select the action you want to take with the group definition.
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Execute : Select to execute the group definition.
When a group definition has successfully executed, you can view details of the test instance on the Group Instances page.
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Duplicate : Select to duplicate the group definition. The duplicate
definition is created using the exact values of the original, with the exception of being given a unique Group Definition Id value.
Cancel Click to discard updates to the page and return to the Group
Definitions page. Next
For a new group definition, click to save entries and display further group definition details on the Group Definition Detail page.
This button does not appear for existing group definitions. Apply
Click to apply and save any changes you have made to values on the page.
Save Click to save entries on the Group Definition Detail page and return to
the Group Definitions page.
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Test Definition Selection Select the Test Definitions tab to access the Test Definition Selection grid, where you
can associate test definitions with the group definition.
Available elements in the Test Definition Selection grid are discussed in Table 7–4
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Group Instance Selection Select the Group Instances tab to display the Group Instance Selection grid, which
displays information about group instances generated by the group definition.
Available elements in the Group Instances Selection grid are discussed in Table 7–5
. Id
Upon saving a new group definition, a unique key identifier is assigned to the group definition.
For an existing group definition, displays the unique key identifier assigned to the group definition.
Name For a new group definition, enter a descriptive name for the group
definition. For an existing group definition, displays the descriptive name
assigned to the group definition. Process Name
For a new group definition, enter the name of the process you want to associate with the group definition.
For an existing group definition, displays the process name associated with the group definition. This value is editable.
PIP Process Integration Pack
Name For a new group definition, enter the name of the PIP you want to
associate with the group definition. For an existing group definition, displays the PIP associated with the
group definition. This value is editable.
Table 7–4 Test Definition Selection Grid Elements
Element Description
Unassign Select one or more test definition rows that you want to disassociate
from the group definition. Click Unassign to execute the disassociation.
Assign Click to access the Search Definitions - Test page, where you can search
for a test definition that you want to assign to the simulator definition. Refresh
Click to refresh the Group Definition Detail page. Definition Sequence
Id Displays the sequence in which the test definition is initiated by the
group definition. Definition Id
Click for an unlocked test definition to access the Modify Test Definition page.
Click for a locked test definition to access the View Test Definition page, where you can access a read-only view of the test definition.
For more information, see Section 4.2, How to Modify a Test
Definition.
Table 7–5 Group Instance Selection Grid Elements
Element Description
Refresh Click to refresh the Group Definition Detail page.
Table 7–3 Cont. Group Definition Detail Page Elements for New and Existing
Element Description
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Id Click to access the Group Instances Detail page.
Start Date Displays the date and time at which the group instance was initiated.
Table 7–5 Cont. Group Instance Selection Grid Elements
Element Description
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Defining CAVS Routing Setup IDs 8-1
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Defining CAVS Routing Setup IDs
Composite Application Validation System CAVS routing setups are used when CAVS test definitions call services that in turn, call CAVS simulators and when actual
applications and services call CAVS simulators instead of calling subsequent actual services.
This chapter includes the following sections:
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Section 8.1, Introduction to CAVS Routing Setup IDs
