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A tag in Integration Tester is a means of storing a single value for substitution in a test case. A list tag is similar, however it contains multiple values. List tags can be created in a number of ways, such as, by using the Iterate Test Data action, Lookup Test Data action, ECMA script, and by tagging a repeating element from a response
This post is part of a series exploring the unique aspects and capabilities of WebSphere Liberty when running on z/OS. We'll also explore considerations when moving from WebSphere traditional on z/OS to Liberty on z/OS. The next post in the series is here . To start at the beginning,...
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When you want to understand what's consuming your Java heap, the classic method is to gather a heapdump or system dump and review it with a tool such as the Eclipse Memory Analyzer Tool (MAT) with the IBM DTFJ extension (to read dumps produced by IBM Java and Semeru). However, creating...
This post is part of a series delving into the details of the JSR-352 (Java Batch) specification. Each post examines a very specific part of the specification and looks at how it works and how you might use it in a real batch application. To start at the beginning, follow the link to the first...
For RPT to pass arguments to these tests, the arguments for the test must be assigned by tags. This is done easily by tagging the two arguments. Once tagged, we'll see the tag store for the test that contains a Value1 and Value2 entry.