Licensing : in the qftest install folder (../qfs/qftest/) copy these files: license, license.old, license.new
On first startup of QF-Test and/or the System Under Test (SUT) via QF-Test you might
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might get a security warning from the Windows firewall asking whether to block Java or not.
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As QF-Test communicates with the SUT by means of network protocols, this
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must not be blocked by the local firewall in order to allow automated testing.
JRE instrumentation
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make sure JRE is installed;
instrumentation of the JRE on which the SUT will run is now the primary method of providing a way for QF-Test to interact with the SUT. Normally you don't need to instrument standard JREs because QF-Test passes the same information to the SUT's JRE via environment variables. However, for special cases instrumentation may be required anyway
in main menu select – "Extras" -> "Manage Instrumentation" -> "Instrument" (if the path is not shown, click "Search" first and point to the jre install folder)
the State changes to: "Instrumentation current"
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Install with default settings (Servoy Developer)
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Warning
If Servoy is installed on Windows Xp, make sure that Microsoft Microsoft Visual C++ 2008 Redistributable Package (x86) is preinstalled – otherwise Postgres won't be installed correctly
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Create/export the solution for testing - System Under Test (SUT)
Start AppServer and import the SUT
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Start QF-Test
Main menu-Extras->Quickstart Wizard->Select "A java application launched through WebStart"
When asked for the Java Webstart executable: "javaws" - default is fine