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Create and Deploy a Virtual Service with VSEasy

You can quickly create and deploy a virtual service using the VSEasy console.

VSEasy supports the following modes:

You can use VSEasy to create stateless virtual services for HTTP with SOAP, JSON, XML, or HTML payloads.

To configure non-HTTP virtual services, use VRS files.

When using a VRS file, you can chain data protocols. For example, you can use the Generic XML Payload Parser data protocol or the Request Data Manager data protocol to modify your service image.

The VRS file cannot reference external data. For example, the VRS file cannot reference copybooks and certificates for signing.

In the VSEasy console, you must assign the virtual service to a virtual service group. When you select a VSE server, the available groups appear in the Service Group list. The default group is named VSEasy. To change the name of the default group, update the lisa.vseasy.default.group.tag property in the lisa.properties file.

Note: If you deploy a virtual service that has the same name and port as a virtual service that is already deployed in the VSE server, the existing virtual service is overwritten.

The following browsers are supported:

Follow these steps:

  1. Ensure that a VSE server is running.
  2. From DevTest Workstation, select the Server Console icon on the toolbar.
  3. From the Server Console, select VSEasy.

    The VSEasy console opens.

  4. Follow the instructions in the Help on the right panel. The Help also includes the following sample files: