Changes between Version 2 and Version 3 of FCI


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Oct 11, 2011, 4:43:43 PM (12 years ago)
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    2929[wiki:FCIJavaExample FCI Java example] - An  example using the FCI within Java 
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    31 == Exploiting the web services of Panlab == 
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    33 FCI fully exploits the available web  services  of Panlab. Your application/SUT makes requests to the reserved VCT resources while testing through the single federal access point the Panlab Office Teagle services.[[BR]] 
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    35 The Panlab architecture exposes resources of partners through resource adapters. In many testing scenarios, the customer cannot access the resources in no other way other than making requests through the RA. Of course there are much more reasons of making the requests through the central federal entity and the potential of this will be presented in a next section.[[BR]] 
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    37 So, as it appears in the next image, the Customer needs to embed into his application an FCI core and a VCT definition. The VCT definition contains all the objects to be imported to the customer’s application/SUT.  The FCI core is a library (currently available in Java or C) that is just linked into the application. Read the installation and usage section.  After embedding the FCI core and VCT definitions the application accesses the requested reserved resources during operation. [[BR]] 
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    39 Again, as it appears in the next image, it is essential to mention that '''all the requests go through the Panlab office and then are redirected down to the proper resource'''.[[BR]] 
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    42 [[Image(FCIimg1.JPG)]] 
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    4434== A Hello World == 
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     56== Exploiting the web services of Panlab == 
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     58FCI fully exploits the available web  services  of Panlab. Your application/SUT makes requests to the reserved VCT resources while testing through the single federal access point the Panlab Office Teagle services.[[BR]] 
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     60The Panlab architecture exposes resources of partners through resource adapters. In many testing scenarios, the customer cannot access the resources in no other way other than making requests through the RA. Of course there are much more reasons of making the requests through the central federal entity and the potential of this will be presented in a next section.[[BR]] 
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     62So, as it appears in the next image, the Customer needs to embed into his application an FCI core and a VCT definition. The VCT definition contains all the objects to be imported to the customer’s application/SUT.  The FCI core is a library (currently available in Java or C) that is just linked into the application. Read the installation and usage section.  After embedding the FCI core and VCT definitions the application accesses the requested reserved resources during operation. [[BR]] 
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     64Again, as it appears in the next image, it is essential to mention that '''all the requests go through the Panlab office and then are redirected down to the proper resource'''.[[BR]] 
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     67[[Image(FCIimg1.JPG)]] 
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    6771== How it works ==