Scheer PAS Analyzer is a developer-focused tool that supports runtime analysis, troubleshooting of distributed PAS-based systems, and regression testing. It combines three specialized tools in a single interface:
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Trace Analyzer – lets you trace the execution paths of xUML services to understand runtime behavior, identify issues, and analyze processing flows synchronously and asynchronously.
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Log Analyzer – helps you inspect and evaluate log data from distributed components to pinpoint errors, performance bottlenecks, and integration problems.
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Regression Test Tool – supports setting up and running automated regression tests to verify that changes in services or configurations do not break existing functionality.
Together, these capabilities provide a central workbench for PAS developers to connect to deployed services, analyze their behavior in detail, and ensure stable, predictable operation across releases.
Steps
To make test calls against an xUML service, inspect the execution path and review the trace graphically, or write regression tests, start as follows:
Optional: Create a Builder Project
Within the Analyzer, all service definitions are stored to so called “Builder projects”. To be able to work with the Analyzer, you need a Builder project where your test data is stored. Creating and Managing Builder Projects describes how to create a Builder project if you do not already have one.
Import the Service Description
To trace through a service, you must first import its characteristics. This is done by importing the service description file (repository or bundle file) generated by the Designer.
Use the Analyzer’s Features
Now you can start collecting and analyzing traces or writing regression tests.
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