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Create a test configuration file

Using a text editor, you can create a test configuration file (.testconfig) that specifies the tests that you want the tool to run. Note the following standards when you create the configuration file:
  • To indicate a comment line that you want the tool to ignore, begin the line with a number sign (#). The tool ignores blank lines and comment lines.
  • Test names are case-sensitive. If a name includes embedded spaces, include only one space between the words.
  1. Create a .txt file and open it in a text editor.
  2. Type the comment line # BlackBerry System Requirements Tool Test Configuration.
  3. List the following tests, one test per line:
    • General Information
    • BES Information
    • Service Account
    • Exchange Permissions
    • MAPI Subsystem
    • GC
    • Database
    • DB BES Instance Versions
    • Java
    • .NET Framework
    • MSMQ
    • Network
    • SRP Connectivity
    • System Information
    • System Hotfixes
    • Current Processes
  4. After each test name, specify one of the following values (do not include any spaces):
    • If you want the tool to run the test, type =true. For example, System Information=true.
    • If you do not want the tool to run the test, type =false. For example, System Information=false. If you do not specify a value for a test, the default value is false.
  5. Save and close the .txt file.
  6. Rename the text file and replace the extension ".txt" with ".testconfig".

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