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Click on the connection name from the connections table or the edit icon
In the details area, you can view the added connection’s fields and edit all fields except the connection’s system.
You can add more aliases to the connection
For a Jira connection, you can delete the linked location and add a new one
Click save changes to save your changes
If you would like to reset the updated fields to previously filled data, click on cancel changes.
Fields | Description |
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System | This is a dropdown field that shows the source system of the connection/integration |
Name | Name of connection |
Server | URL of the source system’s server |
Service Account | Set up a service account for the source system with administrator access |
Password | Service account password |
Browser URL | Browser URL for the source system |
API URL | API URL for the source system |
Alias | One or more aliases can be added per connection |
qTest Name | This is a required field for qTest system connections only |
Linked Connection | This is an optional button for Jira system connections. Please see linked locations section for more info |
Auth Mode | This is a required field for Tosca system connections and there are only two options: none and client credentials. |
Editing Vera Connection
To view and edit Vera connection
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Add or view a connection and click test connection
Modify the GET call with required information for the target system with known data
In the example below, replace {Project ID} with a qTest project ID that is integrated with Vera e.g 125080
For test cases, replace the {Item Type} with test-cases
For test runs, replace the {Item Type} with test-runs
For test cases, replace the {Entity ID} with the test case number e.g 80518514
For test runs, replace the {Entity ID} with the test run number e.g 80518514
Click test connection
If the connection test was unsuccessful, an error will appear. Contact Tricentis Support if needed.
To test if a Tosca connection works,
Add or view a connection and click test connection
Modify the GET call with required information for the target system with known data
In the example below, after “toscacommander/” input the workspace name e.g tosca-vera-qtest-mssq. Note this workspace must be a Tricentis Server Repository type.
Next, input the treeview (this is static)
Then input the unique ID e.g 3a092628-2031-3aec-297d-b0ae7c635eb9
Click test connection
If the connection test was unsuccessful, an error will appear. Contact Tricentis Support if needed.
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