Command line

You can run virtual services deployed on a OpenText Service Virtualization Server using the SVConfigurator command line interface.

SVConfigurator is Java-based and can be used by both Windows and Linux operating systems.

How can this help me?

Work with virtual services without needing to open virtualization projects in the Designer.
Automate virtual service management when working with other test automation tools. For details on working with the OpenText test automation tools, see Test automation tool integration.
Deploy a virtual service on multiple OpenText Service Virtualization Servers. For details, see Deploy a virtual service on multiple servers.

Using the SVConfigurator command line tool, you can:

deploy virtual services to any OpenText Service Virtualization Server
change the runtime mode of a virtual service
view virtual service details, such as service name, ID, mode, deployment state, and data and performance models
switch the performance model during simulation
list all deployed virtual services on a OpenText Service Virtualization Server
list the services in a project
unlock a virtual service locked by another user
undeploy services
update services with learned data recorded on a OpenText Service Virtualization Server
export projects and services

Note: You can also use SVConfigurator as an Apache Ant™ plugin. For details, refer to the documentation, located in the following locations:

<OpenText Service Virtualization installation folder>\Tools\SVConfigurator\doc\AntTasks\index.html
In the HP.SV.SVConfigurator.jar file, located in the <OpenText Service Virtualization installation folder>\Tools\SVConfigurator\bin folder.

By default, the OpenText Service Virtualization installation folder is located in: