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chepemago asked lakshminarayana edited

ItestRt standalone

 

Is there a way to install itestRT without the whole iTest software.

 

The reason is because we want iTestRt in a server to execute regression tests automatically.  We need to install only the iTest runtime and make it available in the PATH because there will be an application that will invoke 'itestrt' command. 

 

The developers will use the GUI in their PCs to make the test cases, but the server is which will execute the test cases headless.

 

Currently, I only see one installer 'iTest-linux.bin' that installs the whole software with even a workspace to the current user that is logged in.  

 

I would like something that installs only the runtime and makes it available through the $PATH, sort of like system installation: make itestrt a command like ls, grep, cp, etc in linux.

 

Thanks for your suggestions, ideas.

iTestinstallation - licensingiTest Runtime (itestrt)
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lakshminarayana answered lakshminarayana edited
We can generate iTestRT stand alone build ourself from iTest GUI installation. Here are the steps to generate iTestRT stand alone build. 1. Go to iTest installation directory and find the directories **iTestRT** and **jre**. 2. Copy the **jre** folder to the **iTestRT** and zip it. 3. We can copy and extract this zipped file to another PC and run the test cases. From iTest 4.3, Spirent is providing a separate download for iTestRT which is available now at [CSC][1]. [1]: http://support.spirentcom.com/
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VidyaH answered VidyaH posted

Hi Chepe,

 

You can use itestrt zip i.e. "iTestRT-linux-gtk.x86.zip" to install standalone in system, please check with support for downloading the zip?

 

Thanks,

Vidya

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