Setting up licenses for DevOps Test Integrations and APIs
Before you can start using HCL DevOps Test Integrations and APIs (Test Integrations and APIs), you must set up and apply the licenses.
You must apply the licenses that you purchased by using any of the following methods that is
based on the network set up and the operating system:
When you use Test Integrations and APIs or
the non-GUI applications such as RunTests or IntegrationTesterCmd, a Test Integrations and APIs floating seat license is consumed.
This is a portable license that is consumed on-demand, enabling several users and applications
to time-share a license. With this license, you can open a project, view, edit, and run
resources on the computer on which you have installed Test Integrations and APIs. When you close the application,
this seat is released within 15 minutes.
Note: If the license is not used
for 15 minutes, the license is returned to the License server for others to consume it. If
the product loses connectivity to the HCL®
License & Delivery portal, you can use the product for two
hours only if the server ID that you entered last time is correct.
You must add the License Server as an environment variable on the computer on which you want
to run the Test Integrations and APIs assets. You might want
to run the assets on any of the following computers:
- On which you have installed Test Integrations and APIs.
- On which you have installed Docker.
- On which you have installed Test Integrations and APIs Agent, if the computer is different from the one on which you installed Test Integrations and APIs.
Configure the environment variables as described in the following table:
Environment variable | Description | Value |
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HCL_LICENSING_URL | The value specifies the URL of the licensing server. | The value depends on the method you used to configure the
license server. For example, if you used the Cloud License Server, the value can be as follows: https://hclsoftware.compliance.flexnetoperations.com |
HCL_LICENSING_ID | The value specifies the ID of the licensing server. | The ID is a 12-character alphanumeric identifier provided by HCL for the product licenses you purchased. |
Note: If you have set up the
environment variables for previous versions of the
products, you can continue to use those variables
too.
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