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Working with Test and Simulator Instances
A test instance captures the details of the execution of a test definition. A simulator instance captures the details of a simulator definitions behavior during the execution
of a test definition with which it is associated.
This chapter includes the following sections:
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Section 9.1, How to Work with Test and Simulator Instances
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Section 9.2, How to View Test Instance Details
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Section 9.3, How to View Simulator Instance Details
9.1 How to Work with Test and Simulator Instances
To work with test and simulator instances: 1.
Access the Oracle Application Integration Architecture AIA Home Page. In the Composite Application Validation System area, click the Go button. Select the
Instances
tab. The Instances page displays, as shown in Figure 9–1
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Figure 9–1 Instances Page
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Use the page elements on the Instance page to search for test and simulator instances. You can also access pages you can use to view test and simulator
instance details.
Search Instances Use the Search Instances group box to enter search criteria to locate the instance you
are searching for.
Available elements in the Search Instances group box are discussed in Table 9–1
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Table 9–1 Search Instances Group Box Elements
Element Description
Id Enter the unique key assigned to the instance.
Definition Id Enter a definition ID associated with the definition that generated the
instance. Name
Enter the descriptive name given to the definition that generated the instance.
Status Enter the status of the instance.
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Ended: This status is only applicable to instances that do not involve validations. Indicates that the instance has ended.
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Faulted: The instance could not execute properly due to exceptions or faults.
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Failed: The instance did not pass validation.
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Passed: The instance passed validation.
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Delayed: For an asynchronous two-way test instance, indicates that the test instance is still active and waiting for an asynchronous
reply. Type
Select the type of instance for which you are searching.
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Value Not Selected
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Test
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Simulator
Service Type Select the business service pattern of the web service associated with
the instance. For example, if you are searching for a test instance, this is the business
service pattern of the web service tested by the test definition that generated the test instance. If you are searching for a simulator
instance, this is the business service pattern of the web service simulated by the simulator definition that generated the simulator
instance.
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Value Not Selected
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Synchronous
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Notify
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Asynchronous two way
Service Name Enter the name of the web service associated with the definition that
created the instance. Service Version
Enter the version of the web service associated with the definition that created the instance.
Process Name Enter the name of the process associated with the definition that
created the instance.
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Search Result Selection Use the Search Result Selection grid to work with instances returned in your search
results. Upon accessing this page, the grid is populated by all instances.
Available elements in the Search Result Selection grid are discussed in Table 9–2
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9.2 How to View Test Instance Details
