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Configure the unit test environment (UTE) in Rational Application Developer

Configure the unit test environment (UTE) using the uteconfig script on the WebSphere Application Server profile used in Rational Application Developer.

Your product installation must have a stand-alone application server profile; for example, app_server_root/profiles/AppSrv01.

We can run the uteconfig script to create a job scheduler configuration on the application server profile. The script creates Derby resources, deploys the job scheduler application, creates a work manager, and otherwise configures a UTE on the profile.


Tasks

  1. Locate the bin directory of the application server profile for which we want to configure a job scheduler.

    The uteconfig.bat|.sh script is located in the bin directory of the application server profile; for example, app_server_root/profiles/AppSrv01/bin.

    The uteconfig.bat|.sh script is also located in the main bin directory of the product; for example, app_server_root/bin. To run the uteconfig script successfully from the main bin directory, the product installation must have only one application server profile.

  2. From a command prompt open on the bin directory, run the uteconfig script.

    The script takes about one minute to run and provides progress messages.

The WAS profile now has a UTE for testing applications developed with Rational Application Developer.


Related:

  • Unit test environment topology
  • Configure the batch environment
  • Understanding the elements in the batch environment
  • uteconfig.bat|.sh batch script