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Service Virtualization at a glance
Service Virtualization provides a framework for creating virtual services for testing your applications, especially when real services are limited or unavailable. This lets you simulate a wide variety of situations and application behavior that you might otherwise not be able to test.
Start page
The Start page contains the Welcome, Get Started, and Sample tabs.
Welcome page
The Welcome tab provides links to videos about Service Virtualization.
Get Started
The Get Started tab lists several sample projects, that allow you to explore Service Virtualization. For details, see Get Started Page.
Sample projects
The Sample projects tab lets you select a task in order to begin designing your virtual service. For details, see Sample Projects Page.
Virtualization Explorer
The Virtualization Explorer gives you access to all the components of your virtualization project.
Virtual Services Editor
The Virtual Service editor is where you configure you virtual service.
Virtual service models
In this section, you select the virtual service's model type: Data model or Performance model.
Simulation Models
In this section, you manage the simulation models in order to control the data and improve performance.
Runtime view
This view lets you see the service's activity during learning or simulation.
Problem list
This tab shows the errors and warnings that occur during an application run.
Service Virtual Designer options
In the Options dialog box, you set the General, Agents, Servers, and Early access options.
General
The General options let you set the display language and the default location.
Agents
The Agents options let you select a Service Virtualization agent for your virtual service.
Servers
The Servers options let you manage your Service Virtualization servers.
Early Access
The Early Access options let you enable the early access features, allowing you to try out these new experimental features.
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