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Test Connections

To test if a Jira connection works,

1. Add or view a connection and click test connection

2. Modify the GET call with required information for the target system with known data

   1. In the example below, replace {Issue ID} with an Issue ID of a record in a Jira project that is integrated with Vera

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3. Click test connection

4. If the connection test was unsuccessful, an error will appear. Contact Tricentis Support if needed.

To test if a qTest test case or test run connection works,

1. Add or view a connection and click test connection

2. Modify the GET call with required information for the target system with known data

   1. In the example below, replace {Project ID} with a qTest project ID that is integrated with Vera e.g 125080

   2. For test cases, replace the {Item Type} with test-cases

   3. For test runs, replace the {Item Type} with test-runs

   4. For test cases, replace the {Entity ID} with the test case number e.g 80518514

   5. For test runs, replace the {Entity ID} with the test run number e.g 80518514

   6. Click test connection

   7. If the connection test was unsuccessful, an error will appear. Contact Tricentis Support if needed.

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To test if a Tosca connection works,

1. Add or view a connection and click test connection

2. Modify the GET call with required information for the target system with known data

   1. In the example below, after “toscacommander/” input the workspace name e.g tosca-vera-qtest-mssq

   2. Next, input the treeview (this is static)

   3. Then input the unique ID e.g 3a092628-2031-3aec-297d-b0ae7c635eb9

   4. Click test connection

   5. If the connection test was unsuccessful, an error will appear. Contact Tricentis Support if needed.

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Source System Specific Fields

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