GITAK Server (collect the gitak result log)

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  • What is GITAK Server?

TIBCO General Interface(TM) Test Automation Kit Server
collect the result log.
automatically start/stop/control any supported browser.

The GITAK Server allows you to run your GITAK HTML test suite against a remote webserver deployed General Interface (GI) application and collect the result log.

  • GITAK Server Operating environment

GI 3.7: http://developer.tibco.com/gi/product_resources37.jsp
GITAK 0.9: http://developer.tibco.com/gi/product_resources_gitak1.jsp
JDK 6: http://download.java.net/jdk6/
Tomcat 6.x: http://tomcat.apache.org/download-60.cgi

  • How to configure it?

  1. Create a folder,c:/gitak_server.
  2. Access to gitak path “gitak/server/”, copy classes12.zip, selenium-server.jar into c:/gitak_server/.
    (But you would better get them from here, because the GITAK Server 0.9 not support firefox3 now.)
  3. classes12.zip: http://svn.generalinterface.org/trunk/gitak/server/classes12.zip
    selenium-server.jar: http://svn.generalinterface.org/trunk/gitak/server/selenium-server.jar
  4. Copy gi folder into “Tomcat 6.0/webapps/ROOT/”, and then svn checkout your project being tested.
    For exapmle:  you checkout UXCore, QAToUXCore.
    The directory structure:
    webapps/ROOT/gi
    webapps/ROOT/UXCore
    webapps/ROOT/QAToUXCore
  5. Access to tomcat folder “webapps/ROOT/QAToUXCore” , create file “index.html”.
    To ensure that you have access to the following url (the folder name is case-sensitive)
    http://localhost:8080/gi/JSX/js/JSX30.js
    http://localhost:8080/QAToUXCore/
  6. Copy your test script files into “c:/gitak_server/gitak-tests/”, then edit TestSetup.html.
  7. Create file run_gitak_win_sp3.bat, run_gitak_fx3.bat, run_gitak_ie7.bat into “c:/gitak_server”.
  • How to run it?

  1. Run Tomcat server.
  2. Double click run_gitak_win_sp3.bat,then wait for result log being created.

Download attach file: gitak_server.zip (above mentioned files)

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