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how do i configure RQMAdaptor in linux


vinay kumar bondugula (7332972) | asked Nov 19 '14, 2:18 a.m.
edited Nov 19 '14, 8:11 a.m.
 how can i configure RQMAdaptor (i.e is available  in  RTRT) in linux ,i am trying to enable RQMAdaptor
 i am getting something like (please set TESTRTDIR first!)

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Paul Slauenwhite (8.4k12) | answered Nov 19 '14, 8:29 a.m.
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Looks like you didn't configure the adapter correctly.  Did you following the instructions in the readme?

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Ara Masrof (3.2k15) | answered Nov 19 '14, 3:31 p.m.
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 Vinay
I'm pretty sure you need to set the same variables as you would for the CLI tool
There should be a section it the Test Real Time help about setting ENV variables (As seen below)

Setting Environment Variables

Command Line Interface

The command line interface (CLI) tools require several environment variables to be set.

These variables determine, for example, the Target Deployment Port (TDP) that you are going to use. The available TDPs are located in the product installation directory, under targets. Each TDP is contained in its own sub-directory.

Prior to running any of the CLI tools, the following environment variables must be set:

    TESTRTDIR indicates the installation directory of the product

    ATLTGT and ATUTGT specify the location of the current TDP: $TESTRTDIR/targets/<tdp>, where <tdp> is the name of the TDP.

    PATH must include an entry to $TESTRTDIR/bin/<platform>/<os>, where <platform> is the hardware platform and <os> is the current operating system.

You must also add the product installation bin directory to your PATH.

Note   Some command-line tools may require additional environment variables. See the chapters dedicated to each command in the Reference Manual section.

Note   Environment variables concerning Java on Windows must not contain spaces. Use 8.3 naming conventions, for example: TESTRTDIR=C:\PROGRA~1\Rational\TESTRE~1.

Most of these environment variables are set during installation of the product. Under Linux, use the testrtinit.sh script to set these variables. See the Reference section for more information about these scripts.

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