Difference between revisions of "Test Space Setup"
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==Accessing Your Test Space Instance== | ==Accessing Your Test Space Instance== | ||
| − | To begin, we will verify that you can access your company's STRIDE Test Space. Navigate to the S2-provided Test Space with your browser. The URL has the form: | + | To begin, we will verify that you can access your company's [[STRIDE_Test_Space | STRIDE Test Space]]. Navigate to the S2-provided Test Space with your browser. The URL has the form: |
| − | https://'' | + | https://''company''.stridetestspace.com |
On the page that is presented, enter your Username and Password, then click the ''Log in'' button. | On the page that is presented, enter your Username and Password, then click the ''Log in'' button. | ||
| − | ==Create | + | ==Create Projects and Spaces == |
| − | Now that you are logged-in to Test Space, you should create a '''Project''' and one or more '''Test Spaces''' to publish results from the tests you execute. Please review [[Creating Test Spaces|this article]] on creating new test spaces. For evaluations, we often recommend that you create a project called '''Sandbox''' and a number of different test spaces (i.e. Samples | + | Now that you are logged-in to Test Space, you should create a '''Project''' and one or more '''Test Spaces''' to publish results from the tests you execute. Please review [[Creating Test Spaces|this article]] on creating new test spaces. For evaluations, we often recommend that you create a project called '''Sandbox''' and a number of different test spaces (i.e. Samples, etc.). |
==Publishing Results with the Runner== | ==Publishing Results with the Runner== | ||
| − | You can automatically publish test results with the [[STRIDE Runner | Runner]] by passing in | + | You can automatically publish test results with the [[STRIDE Runner | Runner]] by passing in Test Space [[STRIDE Runner#Options | command line options]] along with your other runner options. An example might be something like the following: |
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| − | The Runner also supports [[STRIDE_Runner#Environment Variables | environment variables]] that can be | + | stride '''--upload''' '''--testspace''' <nowiki>USER:PASS@company.stridetestspace.com</nowiki> '''--project''' Sandbox '''--space''' Samples ''[other options]'' |
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| + | The Runner also supports [[STRIDE_Runner#Environment Variables | environment variables]] that can be leveraged for commonly used Test Space options. | ||
[[Category:Installation]] | [[Category:Installation]] | ||
Latest revision as of 14:51, 20 February 2013
Accessing Your Test Space Instance
To begin, we will verify that you can access your company's STRIDE Test Space. Navigate to the S2-provided Test Space with your browser. The URL has the form:
https://company.stridetestspace.com
On the page that is presented, enter your Username and Password, then click the Log in button.
Create Projects and Spaces
Now that you are logged-in to Test Space, you should create a Project and one or more Test Spaces to publish results from the tests you execute. Please review this article on creating new test spaces. For evaluations, we often recommend that you create a project called Sandbox and a number of different test spaces (i.e. Samples, etc.).
Publishing Results with the Runner
You can automatically publish test results with the Runner by passing in Test Space command line options along with your other runner options. An example might be something like the following:
stride --upload --testspace USER:PASS@company.stridetestspace.com --project Sandbox --space Samples [other options]
The Runner also supports environment variables that can be leveraged for commonly used Test Space options.
