Socket protocols
Setting Script Generation Options
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To play back specific Jolt sessions, specify values for either or both of the
following filters:
UserName
UserName
UserName
UserName
Filter out all sessions that do not have this value as the
userName parameter of the client's JoltSession object constructor
invocation.
UserRole
UserRole
UserRole
UserRole
Filter out all sessions that do not have this value as the userRole
parameter of the client's JoltSession object constructor invocation.
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Socket protocols
Socket protocols
Socket protocols
Socket protocols
. All Robot recording captures socket protocols. Socket
protocols are at a level below the other protocols that Robot captures. The
following check boxes define the socket protocols you can include in a script:
Well-known protocols (FTP, Telnet, ...)
Well-known protocols (FTP, Telnet, ...)
Well-known protocols (FTP, Telnet, ...)
Well-known protocols (FTP, Telnet, ...)
Select this check box to include
common socket protocols in the generated scripts. These protocols typically
use port numbers 1 through 1,023 (for example, FTP uses port 21).
Unrecognized protocols
Unrecognized protocols
Unrecognized protocols
Unrecognized protocols
Select this check box to include other socket
protocols in the generated scripts. For example, select this box to capture
requests from a Java applet that communicates with a server via sockets.
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TUXEDO protocol
TUXEDO protocol
TUXEDO protocol
TUXEDO protocol
. TestManager can play back the traffic from one TUXEDO
connection at a time. If you record traffic from multiple TUXEDO
connections, you can specify which conversation to generate in the following
WorkStation Listener
WorkStation Listener
WorkStation Listener
WorkStation Listener
(WSL) boxes:
WSL Host
WSL Host
WSL Host
WSL Host
The name of the workstation listener host.
WSL Port
WSL Port
WSL Port
WSL Port
The TCP/IP port number for the host.
If you provide workstation listener information, you must supply values for
both boxes.
In addition, you can specify the conversation to generate by supplying values for
the following user-defined fields of the TPINIT request message. These fields
are set by the client in the TPINIT typed buffer that is passed as an argument to
the TUXEDO API function
tpinit
(). You can define either or both of the
following fields. If you define both, the request message must contain both field
values (that is, a logical AND operation):
Usrname
Usrname
Usrname
Usrname
The user name.
Cltname
Cltname
Cltname
Cltname
The client name.
