5.1.4 Overview of operation tests
An operation test is the process of adding a service from a service template you have built, and executing it in the development environment. This provides final confirmation that the service template is ready for real-world use.
If the operation test reveals a problem, the user can edit the service template or plug-in in the Editor window.
Objectives
Perform an operation test by executing a service generated from the service template to confirm that it will work correctly in the active environment. The user can also test the usability of the service template by adding and executing services from the Services window in a way that reflects real-world use. For example, the user can specify a schedule for the service, check whether it operates as intended, and make sure that the appropriate properties are visible in the user interface.
Number of executions
You can conduct any number of operation tests for a given service template. If the operation test reveals an issue with the service template, the user repeats the series of operations from amending the development service template or development plug-in to building, debugging, editing, and testing it until all issues are resolved.
Related topics
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2.1.2 Overview of development service templates and release service templates
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Managing services in the Job Management Partner 1/Automatic Operation Administration Guide
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Executing Services in the Job Management Partner 1/Automatic Operation Administration Guide
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Managing Tasks in the Job Management Partner 1/Automatic Operation Administration Guide