You need to configure your JREs for Java™ testing
with Functional Tester. This provides path, run options, and other information
that Functional Tester needs to access and use your JREs. You use the Java
Environments tab of the Enable Environments dialog box to do this.
About this task
To add and configure your JREs:
Procedure
- Click Configure > Enable Environments for Testing from
Functional Tester.
- Click on the Java Environments tab.
This tab is used to add and edit JRE configurations.
- Add your JRE(s) by one of the following methods:
Search
To add a new JRE by searching, click the Search button.
This opens the Search for Java Environments dialog box. Choose one
of the search options in that dialog and click the Search button.
Note: You should not use the Search All
Drives option to find JREs on Linux or UNIX systems. Instead use the Search
In option and browse for the JRE. See Enabling
Java Environments for information on the search options. Functional
Tester will fill in all the detailed information on each JRE, except for the
Run Options field.
Add
To add a new environment manually, click the Add button.
The Add Java Environment dialog appears.
Browse
to the JRE you want to add. You can select any directory under the root of
the JRE, or the root directory itself.
With the file selected,
click the Add button.
The JRE will
then show up in the Java Environments list.
- Look at the information in the Detailed Information list.
Whether you use Search or Add,
Functional Tester will fill in all the detailed information on each JRE, except
for the Run Options field. Make any necessary edits.
For information on these fields, see the Java
Environments tab of the Enable Environments dialog box.
- Choose which JRE you want to be your default environment used
in playback. Select the JRE in the list, and click the Set as
Default button.
That JRE will then become the default,
and will be indicated in parentheses. You can change the default any time
by coming back to this tab. You can also override the default environment
for a specific application, by indicating it in the JRE field
in the Application Configuration Tool.
- You must click OK or Apply to
save the changes you made.
Note: Once a JRE has been added, you
can edit its information any time by opening this tab and selecting it in
the Java Environments list.