Description

The GenRocket G-Socket Engine allows the running of GenRocket Scenarios via a socket on a given port. For example, a user may want to test a device whose only interface is via a socket on a given port. The user may use G-Socket to deliver dynamic test data to the device.

G-Socket Engine Port Configuration

The G-Socket Engine requires one port to receive and respond to requests.

• requestPort - 4444 (default) - Receives client socket requests.
• Launch from a command line via, genrocket -R 4444 -d
• The port number may be changed at DevOps’s discretion.
• The user enters the port number (configured by DevOps) when launching a G-Socket Engine.

Commands

-R <port> or --run-socket-server <port>

Example

genrocket -R 4444

If it launches successfully, it will echo the following message to the command line console (note: your version number may be different):

GenRocket Runtime Version: 3.5.38
GenRocket Version: 3.5.38.100
GenRocket Engine Version: 3.5.38.100
GenRocket Generator Runtime Version: 3.5.38.100
GenRocket Receiver Runtime Version: 3.5.38.100
GenRocket GRepositoryClient Runtime Version: 3.5.38.100
GenRocket GRepositoryServer Runtime Version: 3.5.38.100
GenRocket SocketServerEngine started on port: 4444
Press Ctrl+C to shutdown server.