Hi,
Which version of DevTest are you using?
TCP Virtualization by recording has been introduced in DevTest from version 9.0. Here is the link to the documentation for the same - Virtualize Services via Recording (TCP) - DevTest Solutions - 9.0 - CA Technologies Documentation
For the verions prior to that, you can create a TCP VS using RR Pairs -
Please refer to the DevTest documentation here:- "Home >> Using >> Using CA Service Virtualization >> Using the Workstation and Console with CA Service Virtualization >> Creating Service Images >> Create a Service Image from Request-Response Pair" of DevTest documentation.
Doc link for 9.0 - Create a Service Image from Request-Response Pair - DevTest Solutions - 9.0 - CA Technologies Documentation
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The request/response pairs should be named with a unique identifier, then a "-req" on the request side and a "-rsp" on the response side, with an .xml or .txt extension. For example, addUserObject-req.xml and addUserObject-rsp.xml.
Note: A request can have multiple responses. Using the previous example, the following file names would create one request with three responses.
addUserObject-req.xml
addUserObject-rsp1.xml
addUserObject-rsp2.xml
addUserObject-rsp3.xml
VSE generates a transaction for each request/response pair in the directory you specify. For HTTP/S, the files must contain the entire SOAP envelope and the header
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This requirement is possible to achieve using RR Pairs.
Hope this helps.
Thank you
Neelima K