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Parameter name | Description | Example |
Inject using PIT | This flag will use SAP PIT WS as a message injector (SAP PO > 7.5 SP14) for this automation object. This flag can be set up also globally for whole environment. | |
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HTTP RFC Destination | Alternative RFC Connection where the REST message should be sent. If this parameter is populated, then the message will be sent there alternative RFC. | SAPSYS1_RFC |
PI: Asynchronous: Direct HTTP operation | If the Direct HTTP URL is provided, here you can specify the HTTP operation (for asynchronous REST testing). | POST |
PI: Asynchronous: Direct HTTP URL | Direct endpoint to tested interface (asynchronous). Fulfillment of this parameter is a mandatory condition for testing asynchronous REST/JSON interfaces. | /RESTAdapter/webshop/material_async |
PI: Reference Sender Channel Name | Name of the sender channel to be used as a reference. | CC_SOAP_SENDER |
PI: Reference Sender Channel BC | Business Component of the sender channel to be used as a reference. | BC_SENDER |
PI: Reference Sender Channel Party | Party of the sender channel to be used as a reference. | SENDER_PARTY |
Flag for Flat File interfaces | Used to mark interface input as Flat File | |
Flat File Line Separator | The character used for end-of-line determination in Flat File messages: for example, CLRF - Unix. The parameter is used to display the comparison report better and display the reference and new message line by line. "Carriage Return and New line" character should be stored as CRLF "Line Feed" should be stored as LF (Unix based files) Separator can be also specified using hexadecimal representation of Numeric Character Reference (NCR). There is no default value, so the parameter is obligatory for CSV files Use || to enter multiple alternative separators e.g. CLRF||' | CLRF
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Line Separator Escape Character | Escape character for line separator. Used to avoid line breaks in case separator is used in the file content. Source: Split: | |
Flat Files Compare with payload validations applied | If this checkbox is checked, Payload Validation rules are applied before files comparison and the match content is replaced by the placeholders. This can in some cases result in better flat file comparison results, especially in case of many missing lines. | |
Stop Receiver Processing | Stops Receiver Processing when using PIT as a message injector. | |
Do not fail TC if DB reference not found | This flag determines if in the situation when DB validation for reference messages have not been found whether it should be treated as Error or Successful message. | Checked or 'X' - if reference document is not found test case will not be failed Unchecked or '' - if reference document is not found test case will be failed (default setting) |
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Parameter name | Description | Example |
PI: Message Search - Interface Name | Used to specify the Interface Name within which the Message Selector should search for the version of the message. This parameter is only to be entered if Interface Name visible in the Message Monitor main screen differs from the Interface Name used to create the object definition. | If we only have receiver interfaces visible in the message monitor, then use the receiver name specified in the ICO of the sender interface specified in the automation object used. |
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PI: Message Search - Namespace | Used to specify the Interface Namespace within which the Message Selector should search for the version of the message. This parameter is only to be entered if Interface Namespace visible in the Message Monitor main screen differs from the Interface Namespace we have used to create the object definition. | The same condition as the previous parameter but then for the namespace of the receiver interface |
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Backend Systems
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Parameter name | Description | Example |
Backend system line for current doc. | This parameter points out the system where the reference backend document is stored. The value should be a system line described in the landscape configuration. Note: If Backend system line for the current doc. has the same value as the Backend system line for the reference doc. (for instance, both are S4/HANA) then the RFC connection between the systems will be maintained both in: a) the original environment of the reference document (for instance, production system) b) the environment where the current test case execution takes place (for instance, development system) If Backend system line for the current doc. is different than the Backend system line for the reference doc. then, the RFC connection will be maintained only in the environment of the current execution (for instance, development system), but for both system lines (like ECC and S4HANA) | ECC SAP_ERP |
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Backend system line for reference doc. | This parameter points out the system line where Int4 Suite should create test documents during test case execution. In most cases, reference documents and documents created during current test execution are stored in the same system line. However, suppose Int4 Suite is used in a migration scenario (for example, migration from ECC to S4/HANA). In that case, the documents might be created in the new system and then compared with the references from the old system. The value should be a system line described in the landscape configuration. Note: If Backend system line for the current doc. has the same value as the Backend system line for the reference doc. (for instance, both are S4/HANA) then the RFC connection between the systems will be maintained both in: a) the original environment of the reference document (for instance, production system) b) the environment where the current test case execution takes place (for instance, development system) If Backend system line for the current doc. is different than the Backend system line for the reference doc. then, the RFC connection will be maintained only in the environment of the current execution (for instance, development system), but for both system lines (like ECC and S4HANA) | S4HANA |
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