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Host 3270 Adaptor example

Description

Through the Host Adaptor, H-TEST connects with a 3270 Host to perform tests into it. It’s possible to perform single tests with this adaptor or end to end tests connecting with other adaptors either.

 

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UML Diagram and Mapping

This is an example of a UML Diagram which uses the Host Adaptor.

 

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This is an example of interactions between the 3270 Host Adaptor with other adaptors in an E2E test.

 

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As part of the mapping process, you should provide the Adaptor’s information, regarding to connect and use it:

  • Host: name of the machine or IP address. Required. SESSION_HOST.
  • Port: connection port. Required.SESSION_HOST_POST.
  • LU Name: name of the connection LU, optional.
  • Enhanced: indicates whether the Enhanced protocol is used. (by default is not checked). SESSION_TN_ENHANCED.
  • Telnet_Negotiated: the telnet information.
  • Server Authentication: Information of authentication to the 3270 Server.
  • Client_Certificate_Autentication: certificate for Authentication.
  • Personal Certification: personal certificate for Authentication.
  • Personal Certificate File Path: path to the Certificate for Authentication.
  • Personal Certificate pass: pass to the Certificate for Authentication.
  • Certificate Name: name of the Certificate.
  • Certificate Pass: pass to the Certificate.
  • Certificate Source: source to the Certificate.
  • Certificate URL: url to Certificate.
  • Prompt_Required: promptRequired.
  • Certificate_Based_Keys: certificate Based Keys.
  • SSL: SSL.
  • KeyStore_FilePath: keyStore File Path.
  • P12_FilePath: P12 File Path.
  • KeyStore_Pass: keyStore Pass.
  • Certificate_Trusted: certificate for Authentication.
  • Code_Page: code Page. By default it is INTERNAL – Built-in EBCDIC conversion (CP037).
  • Session_Type: session Type.
  • Security_Type: security Type.
  • Protocol: protocol.
  • Protocol_Version: protocol Version.
  • Certificate Type: certificate Type.

Test Set Execution

After the test set execution, immediately you have the results. There are two main elements you can verify:

  • Logs: the step by step information of the execution, with:
    • the results.
    • the methods had been executed.
    • the timelines.
  • Evidences: the screenshots or evidence information by step, in case they have requested.
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