Socket and TN3270 test editor reference
- Socket test details
In the test editor, the socket test is the highest level element of a socket test. - Socket connection details
In the test editor, socket connection elements describe the connection to a server. A connection must exist before you can send or receive data. These settings apply to all send, receive, and close elements that use the selected connection. - Socket close details
In the test editor, socket close elements are located inside a socket test and represent the closing of a socket connect. These settings apply to the selected socket close element. - Socket-secure upgrade details
In the test editor, the socket-secure upgrade represents the SSL or TLS negotiation that upgrades an existing connection to a secure connection. - Socket send details
In the test editor, socket send elements represent the reception of data from the server. - Socket receive details
In the test editor, socket receive elements represent the reception of data from the server. - Terminal screen details
In the test editor, terminal screen elements are located inside a TN3270 test and represent the display of the terminal screen. - Terminal input details
In the test editor, terminal input elements are located inside a TN3270 test and represent the user input that is sent to the server. - Socket content verification point details
Content verification points enable you to test that the data received from a connection matches the expected data. - Socket size verification point details
Size verification points enable you to test that the size of the data received from a connection matches an expected number of bytes. - Socket custom verification point details
Custom verification points enable you to perform advanced checks through a user-defined custom Java™ class. - Terminal content verification point details
With terminal content verification points, you can test whether the text that is displayed on the terminal screen matches the expected text during a TN3270 test.
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