Download and Install Landslide Tcl API from landslide device Configure Openfire (XMPP) Server.
Option 1:
Install a DNS server and bind a domain name (For example: xmppServerBDC.com) with the IP address on which openfire will be installed. Check the DNS server configuration with ping xmppServerBDC.com or nslookup xmppServerBDC.com command from PC where iTest is installed. Option 2: This step can be replaced by editing 'hosts' file. Open 'hosts' file from the PC where iTest is installed. (Windows OS: C:WindowsSystem32driversetchosts & Linux OS: /etc/hosts) Add "<IP> xmppServerBDC.com" at the end of file (IP address is where Openfire will be installed. Domain name will be used by iTest.)
This step can be skipped if you just want to use the server. : Download and Install Openfire Server from https://www.igniterealtime.org/downloads/index.jsp. Besides that, we need to make sure that Java is installed on our PC. Open URL e.g., http://abc.com:9090/ to configure the server. Under “Server Settings" step: input "xmppServerBDC.com" into 'Domain' field (here, the domain name should be consistent with the one in the DNS server) “Database Settings" step: select 'Embedded Database' for simplicity. If we have other database server, such as MySQL, we can select 'Standard Database Connection' option. "Profile step", select "Default" to store user information. “Administrator Account" step: input password for embedded user admin. Click 'Login to the admin console'. Login with admin/[pwd] to open admin console. Add at least two users on 'Users/Groups' page.
Need one landslide device with IP address (x.x.x.x for example). Download tcl api package from landslide device website. And then install it into iTest windows/Linux PC. Windows:' Download http://x.x.x.x/landslidetclapi.zip and http://x.x.x.x/windowstclblend.zip Create a new directory on your computer, e.g. C:\landslidetclapi Extract landslidetclapi.zip to that directory (you can use a zip utility like Winzip or the jar tool that comes with Java JDK) Copy jtclsh.bat to landslidetclapi.bat Edit landslidetclapi.bat, setting the API_HOME and JRE_HOME to where we have installed Landslide API and JAVA Set API_HOME=C:/landslidetclapi Set JRE_HOME=C:/Program Files/Java/jdk1.6.0_20/jre (if needed the Java memory can be increased with: set JAVA_MAX_MEMORY=256m) Extract windowstclblend.zip to that directory C:\landslidetclapi. Then add the path "C:\landslidetclapi\bin" and "C:\landslidetclapi\lib\tcljava1.4.0" into the local environment PATH variable. Run landaslidetclapi.bat Under '%' prompt, run 'tclsh NtafInstall.tcl' command to install landslide Tcl api. (Run 'bin/tclsh84 NtafInstall.tcl' command if you do not have tcl/tk installed on local machine). Linux: Download http://x.x.x.x/linuxtclblend.tar.gz and http://x.x.x.x/landslidetclapi.zip Create a new directory on your computer, e.g. ~/landslidetclapi Extract linuxtclblend.tar.gz to that directory a) cd to the directory b) gunzip c) tar xf Extract landslidetclapi.zip to that directory a) cd to the directory b) jar xf or unzip (You will need either jar utility or unzip utility in your path) Copy jtclsh to landslidetclapi and then make sure the tclblend.dll directory and Landslide Tcl API lib directory must be on your load library path (e.g. "LD_LIBRARY_PATH" environment variable should contain ~/landslidetclapi/lib:~/landslidetcla /lib/tcljava1.4.1. Edit /etc/bashrc file to add "LD_LIBRARY_PATH" definition) Add tcl location into TCL_LIBRARY variable (add TCL_LIBRARY=/usr/lib/tcl8.4 export TCL_LIBRARY into /etc/bashrc) Edit landslidetclapi, setting the api_home and jre_home # Install location for tclblend and landslide Tcl API # Set these to the location of your tclblend and JRE api_home=/home/user/landslidetclapi <--- Path to your directory jre_home=/usr/jre1.6.0_10 <--- Path to your JRE install. if needed the Java memory can be increased with: export JAVA_MAX_MEMORY=256m Make sure landslidetclapi is executable, then run it Run 'tclsh NtafInstall.tcl' under '%' prompt.
Start ‘NTAF Proxy’ and 'NTAF Registry' from iTest NTAF Perspective The users used for Proxy and Registry should be different.
Select 'NTAF node' and 'NTAF tool' content from drop down list. Fill 'landslide host', username (the user should be the one used by NTAF Proxy) and password. Press start button..