on 07-17-2008 6:35 AM
Hi,
I would like to know how can we test our XI interfaces.
Is there any standard tools available ?
If u r talking only about mapping, then u may use Detroubulator. (U may serach for it on sdn)
If u r talking about end-to-end testing, then there could not be a standard tool for it. Because each scenario will expect data from different type of systems based on the communication channel configured.
Regards,
Prateek
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Hi,
1. If you want to test your scenario at mapping level then you can go to the test tab in your message mapping and provide the sample values and test it.
2. If you want to test the complete scenario, then you can do that in configuration testing at ID. i.e goto tools--> test configuration provide the details of your interface and test whether you have configred correctly.
3. If you want to test at the RWB, then go to integration engine and in the test tab provide the payload along with the interface details and test it. you can see the message in moni.
4. If you want to do the complete end-end testing assuming that you are receiveing a file from a ftp server then drop your file there and keep pooling as per the configuration in the communication channel.
regards,
Nithiyanandam
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Hi Snehal,
As such we dont have a particular tool to test whole scenerio but if you ask how to test and debug the interfaces please check the guidelines.
Thanks
Sudharshan
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Hi Snehal,
I think tools like Mercury would also help.
If you need to do load testing...you can schedule jobs to send a large number of messages e.g. in case of IDocs, you can schedule a job to send a bunch of IDocs to XI, in case of HTTP, SOAP etc you can schedule sender system to send a large number of messages using loadrunner/mercury etc. For file adapter, you can put a large number of files in source directory and test the performance.
You can use the performance monitoring section of RWB to measure the performance under different conditions.
Hope this helps.
Regards,
Riyaz
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