HPE Service Virtualization

Software Version: 3.80

What's New in HP Service Virtualization

Document Release Date: December 2015

This What's New provides an overview of the features that were introduced or enhanced in Service Virtualization versions 3.x.

• What's New in Service Virtualization 3.80
• What's New in Service Virtualization 3.70
• What's New in Service Virtualization 3.62
• What's New in Service Virtualization 3.61
• What's New in Service Virtualization 3.60
• What's New in Service Virtualization 3.50
• What's New in Service Virtualization 3.11
• What's New in Service Virtualization 3.10
• What's New in Service Virtualization 3.01
• What's New in Service Virtualization 3.00

What's New in Service Virtualization 3.80

Protocols and virtualization enhancements

Java Virtualization. Introduced support for the virtualization of Java applications. You can simulate Java method calls and configure runtime for on the fly virtualization.

Files over FS and FTP/S. Added support for virtualization of file transfers over the general file system and FTP. You can use XML and flat file based communication, such as comma separated values and other text based formats.

ISO 8583. Added the ability to simulate ISO 8583 messages using configurable and extendable JPOS bridge. You can virtualize applications using ISO 8583 by converting native communication into XML over HTTP. Service Virtualization also contains a JPOS bridge configuration accelerator, enabling quick adjustments of unsupported JPOS formats.

Local MQ Binding. Improved performance for MQ communication when Service Virtualization is deployed on the same machine as the WebSphere MQ server, by enabling a direct local connection to the MQ queue manager.

Root Element Routing (Lab feature). Improved Data Model maintenance and simulation performance by adding the ability to divide an XML over MQ service into multiple virtual services, and by adding routing based on an XML message root element.

Virtual Service management and logging enhancements

Web Accessible Message. You can now enable and disable message logging and investigate logged messages directly from the Service Virtualization Management Interface. You can leverage the bulk operation functionality for message logging configuration or investigate flows and differences between logged messages.

Runtime Message Logging. You can now enable and disable message logging without needing to restart the virtual service. This functionality is available in both the Service Virtualization Designer and the Service Virtualization Management interface.

Virtual Service Statistics. Improved virtual service statistics user experience and performance.

Integration and performance improvements

Integration with NV v9.00. Added integration with HPE Network Virtualization 9.00, enabling the configuration of network conditions directly within Service Virtualization environments.

Performance Model Improvements. Improved performance of simulation mode when a performance model is used in the simulation.

Java Script Rule Performance. Improved performance of simulation mode when Java Script is used in the Data Model.

Other improvements

Product Stability. Improved stability of the Service Virtualization Designer and the Service Virtualization Management interface.

HPE Rebranding. The Service Virtualization Designer and the Service Virtualization Management interface were modified to conform with the new company brand standards.

What's New in Service Virtualization 3.70

Protocol and virtualization enhancements

• SOAP over WebSphere MQ. Added support for SOAP over WebSphere MQ. It includes both intrusive and non-intrusive MQ virtualization.
• WebSphere MQ scalability. Improved saturation of MQ virtualization for many logical processors configured in the operating system.

• Service call activity (SCA) improvements. SCA now includes the capability to add more protocols for hybrid simulation and out of simulation communication.

  • New support for JMS and MQ. Supported options include:

    • XML over MQ
    • XML over JMS
    • SOAP over JMS

  • SCA service description editor added to enable editing of SCA headers. For example, allows X-Custom-Header for HTTP.

  • Performance improvements in HTTP SCA.

  • Mutual SSL support added.

  • Message logging support was added.

Virtual service modeling and design enhancements

• REST virtual service modeling. REST modeling capabilities now allow flexible URI modeling and finer definition of virtual services per endpoint.

  • Improved URI modeling and parametrization.

    • New wildcards “*” (one URI segment) and “**” (one or more URI segments) can be used anywhere in the URI path (both in Endpoints and Operations).
    • To maintain compatibility, wildcard “*” functionality from Service Virtualization 3.62 and earlier versions is migrated to the new wildcard functionality “**” for versions 3.70 and later.

  • Enabled multiple services on one endpoint URI.

  • Improved URI collision check.

    • Every URI is evaluated during simulation and learning.
    • Input message is assigned to the operation with the highest priority. A specific definition has highest priority.

  • Improved usability. The virtual service URL indicating a specific operation and data model row is now available from the row context menu.

• Export row data. Learned messages can be exported in their original raw form and reused, for example, by client applications or tests:

  • Export rows from the Data Model Editor into a text file in source/raw format.
  • Export multiple rows simultaneously.
  • Export headers together with the row data.

• C# scripted rule. Export/import structures to/from JSON format. This refers to Service Virtualization's internal format, based on the common message structure as displayed in the Data Model Editor.

Integration and automation enhancements

• SVConfigurator command line interface and Java library enhancements.

  • Added virtual service LEARNING mode. It is now possible to learn virtual services on the Service Virtualization Server without the Designer, using only the command line.

  • Added virtual service UPDATE command. Enables download of datasets from the Service Virtualization Server and merge them with original virtual service files on the file system.

  • Deployment of virtual service to multiple SV Servers. It is now possible to deploy one virtual service on multiple Service Virtualization Servers with a single command.

  • Security improvements. It is no longer necessary to disclose a password as a CLI parameter.

• Enhanced integration with HP LoadRunner and HP Unified Functional Testing (UFT).

  • New Service Virtualizationintegration dialog box. Integration dialogs now allow easier configuration of virtual services in automation scripts.

  • Virtual service setup improvements:

    • Simplified virtualization setup for test scripts (LR, UFT).

    • Add services directly from the Service Virtualization Server.

    • Configuration is provisioned once the script is executed.

    • Associated virtual services are automatically deployed.

  • Virtual service runtime improvements:

    • Runtime management - virtualization changes take effect immediately.

    • Ability to change virtualization conditions when script is already running.

    • Examine service runtime problems.

Infrastructure enhancements

• FIPS support added. It is now possible to install Service Virtualization on machines with FIPS enabled.

  The AutoPass client library was updated. AutoPass License Server 8.3 must be used when using floating licenses.

  Note: This does not apply to upgrade. If you are upgrading from a previous version, do not enable FIPS until Service Virtualization Server 3.70 is successfully installed.

• Service Virtualization runtime was migrated to .NET 4.5.
• Support for TLS 1.2 was added.
• Message logging. Full-text searches are no longer case sensitive.

What's New in Service Virtualization 3.62

Protocol Enhancements

• Non-intrusive WebSphere MQ virtualization. Virtualize queues in IBM WebSphere MQ without creating virtual queues or reconfiguring clients. Service Virtualization now provides a non-intrusive library to add and configure on the MQ server.
• Fixed-length over WebSphere MQ protocol. Virtualization of fixed-length field based communication defined using a text based service description was enhanced to support WebSphere MQ.
• Fixed-length improvements. Virtual services using Fixed-Length over TCP or WebSphere MQ can now be created from scratch, without specifying a service description. Service operations need to be added manually.
• SAP RFC/IDOC improvements. SAP virtualization now uses Java SAP client libraries, providing significantly improved throughput and robustness.

Simulation Enhancements

• Batch simulation performance enhancements. Improved stability of scheduled batch response simulation with minor UI enhancements, enabling you to:

  • Choose a response sending strategy to send messages sequentially or in parallel.
  • Set the number of messages to send for periodical response sending.
  • Set custom scheduling to repeat daily.
  • Easily view relative scheduling using the Delay since simulation launch value, added to the custom scheduling table.
• C# scripted rule. Scripting is enhanced by the support of the C# language, including the ability to limit the scope of execution using .Net permissions. The C# scripted rule is available as a Service Virtualization Lab feature.

Service Virtualization Statistics Improvements

• Automatic statistic deletion. Service statistics are automatically removed after the configured time period (1 month by default).
• Chart navigation. Improved statistics chart zooming and scrolling.
• Latency. A metric for measuring virtual service latency and overall Service Virtualization Server latency was added. Both service and server latency are also exposed as performance counters.
• Simulation Accuracy in Events. The virtual service statistics Events chart now displays simulation accuracy.

SVN Integration Improvements

• SVN 1.8. The Service Virtualization Designer now contains a plug-in for SVN 1.8. TortoiseSVN 1.8 is required.
• Upgrade working copy. Upgrade your SVN working copy directly from the Service Virtualization Designer.
• Import. Import Service Virtualization projects to SVN directly from the Service Virtualization Designer.

Other Improvements

• Message logging:

  • Message import. Logged messages selected in the Message Viewer can now be imported into the data model.

  • Disabled message logging. Message logs store raw message data. To further protect your data, message logging is now automatically disabled if data masking is configured for the service.

• SVConfigurator. A command line EXPORT option to export all deployed projects from a Service Virtualization Server was added.
• Service Virtualization Management performance. Loading of the Service Virtualization Management interface is now optimized for interactions over low bandwidth networks.
• IBM WebSphere MQ communication performance. Improved speed of communication in Simulation and Standby modes for WebSphere MQ.

What's New in Service Virtualization 3.61

Service Virtualization Management Enhancements

• Virtual Service Statistics and Event Audit. New virtual service metrics and statistics are accumulated during the virtual service deployment lifetime. The new metrics allow you to understand virtual service utilization in the organization across a specific time span, help to calculate Service Virtualization ROI, troubleshoot service problems, understand long terms trends in usage, and optimize Service Virtualization performance.

  Service Virtualization now also audits virtual service change events, such as a change of virtual service state or simulation model, marking the change with a timestamp and the identity of the user that performed the change. Each event also shows average virtual service metrics measured from the previous virtual service event.

  Virtual service statistics can be analyzed using charts available in the Virtual Service Details view or exported into an MS Excel file for further processing and reporting.

• Service Virtualization Server Statistics. New Service Virtualization Server metrics show various aspects of Service Virtualization Server utilization, performance, and health across all deployed virtual services. The new server metrics help Service Virtualization Server administrators understand hardware utilization and overall communication performance, identify and troubleshoot server problems, and optimize Service Virtualization deployment based on real usage and demand.

  Service Virtualization Server metrics can be analyzed per Service Virtualization Server node, accessible over Windows performance monitors and consumed by monitoring tools for alerting and long term analysis. The top 5 Servers by hardware utilization are now visible on Service Virtualization Management Dashboard with an indication of server health.

• Virtual Service Portfolio Export. Export a list of virtual services deployed on a Service Virtualization Server to an HTML report. The exported list includes details about each service, such as service name, ID, mode, deployment state, and data and performance models. Reports can then be saved and used for further processing.

For details, see the Service Virtualization Management help within the application.

Protocol Enhancements

• WebMethods SAP Connector Virtualization. Virtualize IDOC document exchange between flow services hosted in WebMethods Integration Server and SAP. The SAP system is not required during simulation.

• MSMQ Virtualization. Virtualize binary and XML messages over Microsoft Message Queuing (MSMQ).

• Fixed-Length Protocol Virtualization. Virtualize fixed-length field based communication defined using a text based service description. This protocol is currently limited to TCP streams.

Logging Enhancements

• Message Logging Improvements. View message logs for the Service Virtualization Server directly from the Designer interface. It is also possible to save message logs to your local machine, display XML messages in a structured view, and change log levels without a restart of Service Virtualization Server or Designer.
• Data Logging. Logging of request and response data for a specific data element of a virtual service is now possible inside a scripted rule.

What's New in Service Virtualization 3.60

Protocol and Virtualization Enhancements

• Multiple Queue Managers. You can now configure up to four different WebSphere MQ agents per virtual service. This enhancement enables you to configure, for example, the following typical scenarios:

  • Different Queue Managers for real/virtual requests and responses. Request processing (virtual + real request queues) uses a different queue manager than the queue manager used for response processing.
  • Different Queue Managers for virtual and real MQ Endpoints. Virtual queues (request and response) are hosted by a different MQ queue manager than the MQ queue manager used for the real queues (real request and response MQ queues).

• Multiple JMS Providers. You can now configure up to four different JMS agents per virtual service. This enhancement enables you to configure, for example, the following typical scenarios:

  • Different JNDI contexts for real/virtual requests and responses. Request processing (virtual + real request endpoints) uses a different JNDI context than the JNDI context used for response processing.
  • Different JNDI contexts for virtual and real JMS endpoints. A lookup for virtual queues (request and response) is performed within a JNDI context different than the JNDI context used to lookup real (request and response) queues.
• MIME attachment support. With support added for MIME attachments, it is now possible to virtualize HTTP based services (SOAP, XML, Binary, REST) with payload in multipart format.
• SOAP RPC/Encoded.Service Virtualization SOAP capabilities are now enhanced by support for RPC/Encoded based communication.

Virtual Service Modeling Enhancements

• Multiple SOAP service creation wizard. The Designer now enables you to create WSDL/SOAP based services in bulk. Define multiple services using a CVS file with WSDL files paths, or by manually enter a list of WSDL file paths in the wizard.

Service Virtualization Management Improvements

New Service Virtualization Management enhancements enable the decoupling of Service Virtualization Agent administration, technical configuration of communication to Service Virtualization, and deployment of virtual service data and behavior. Each part of the virtual service (simulation models and agent configurations) can be provided by different teams and restricted by permissions.

This includes:

• Agent management. You can now perform complete agent management from the Service Virtualization Management interface. You can create, duplicate, update, delete, and test agent configurations. You can also import and export agent configurations, for use by other Service VirtualizationServers.
• Access permissions for agents.Service Virtualization server administrators can define access permissions for agents, to restrict the modification and configuration of agents.
• Virtual service deployment improvement.You can now deploy virtual services using existing agent instances and configurations.

Additional Improvements

• Agent sharing. The ability to import and export agent configurations is introduced. In addition to sharing Service Virtualization projects, different user groups can now also share agent configurations used in the project. You can import and export agent configurations using both the Designer and Service Virtualization Management.

What's New in Service Virtualization 3.50

HP Service Virtualization 3.50 introduces:

Protocol Enhancements

• SAP IDoc. The new SAP RFC/IDoc implementation brings more robust support for SAP RFC/IDoc protocol.

  • Browse and edit the full IDoc tree more easily.
  • Simulate asynchronous SAP IDoc responses with custom correlation for recording.

  • Design a SAP RFC virtual service from scratch by importing an RFC function from the target SAP system.

  • When simulation models are ready, the target SAP system is not required during simulation for request-only virtualization.

• WebLogic JMS virtualization. You can now set the client certificate and authority of the server certificate of Mutual SSL authentication.

Simulation Enhancements

• Performance batch simulation.

  • Simulate delayed asynchronous responses, with options to define periodic repetition, schedule response sending for several times in day, and define a maximum number of messages that can be set at specified times.
  • Limit performance with the new transactions per second (TPS) metric.

Service Virtualization Management Improvements

• Safari browser support.Service Virtualization Management now officially supports Safari browser.
• SVM Users group. Limit access to Service Virtualization Management by configuring the new SVM Users user group.

Administration Update

• Oracle Database. In addition to Microsoft SQL Server, Service Virtualization now supports Oracle DB for storing data.

Service Virtualization Labs

• Scripted rule enhancements. Four times faster java script simulation, as well as:

  • Improved error reporting.

  • Editing of large scripts in separate tabs.

  • Simple Intellisense.

Additional Improvements

• Array editing. Easily move and duplicate array items in the Row Detail view.

What's New in Service Virtualization 3.11

Simulation Enhancements

• Performance model hot swap. Change the virtual service performance model during simulation without the need to restart the virtual service. You can change the performance model during performance testing without affecting virtual service availability and metrics. Available from Service Virtualization Designer, Service Virtualization Management Interface, Service Virtualization Management API, and external tools HP LoadRunner and HP Unified Functional Testing (UFT).

• Learn request messages without responses. Learn and simulate both one-way and two-way messages in a single Data Model. Available for messaging protocols IBM® WebSphere® MQ, Oracle® AQ, and JMS.

• Conditional and Hybrid Simulation. Simulate using the virtual service when the connection to the real service is not available, using Service Call Activity Failure Handling. Add service call activity to a simulation model and define simulation behavior for different types of service call activity failure:

  • Connection timeout
  • Host not found
  • Connection failed

Service Virtualization Labs

• PCAP import. Import HTTP streams together with XML, SOAP, REST, or text messages stored in packet capture files (PCAP) into your virtual service data model. This enhances the current capability to import sample messages from request/response pairs stored in files or from the clipboard.

What's New in Service Virtualization 3.10

New Virtualization Capabilities

• Oracle® Advanced Queuing. Virtualize communication between applications that are using Oracle Advanced Queuing, a message-oriented middleware technology developed by Oracle Corporation and integrated into its Oracle database.

• IBM WebSphere® MQ queue browsing. Search, browse, and quickly virtualize IBM MQ queues using a direct Service Virtualization connection to IBM MQ from the Designer.

Enhanced Service Virtualization Management Web Interface

• Enhanced web-based management user interface. The improved user interface is accessed over standard web browsers, and enables you to view and manage deployed environments, without requiring access to the Service Virtualization design environment.
• More robust architecture and ease of use. Easily search, filter, group, and navigate through numerous virtual service environments and projects. Open and control virtual services in a separate window for continuous visibility of usage, and for control of deployed virtual services.
• Simultaneous management of multiple Service Virtualization servers. View and manage multiple servers from the Service Virtualization Management interface.

Access Control Improvements

• Advanced granularity in defining user access to virtual service management. Access to specific virtual service management functions are based on user roles and defined privileges. Using the Service Virtualization Management interface, you can grant or deny access to various virtual service levels and enable administrators and users to control configuration and state of their virtual testing environments.

  User management can be integrated with traditional enterprise identity management systems, such as Microsoft Active Directory or LDAP through Microsoft Windows configuration. This enables administrators to use the same tools for user and group management as they use for other enterprise systems.

Virtual Service Management Automation

• Manage virtual services deployed on a Service Virtualization Server using the SVConfigurator command line tool.

Simulation Modeling Enhancements

Improved manipulation of arrays in data models with more deterministic and transparent behavior.

• More control over array item count. The new CopyArrayItemsCount and SetArrayItemCount array functions give you full control over the number of items in an array, even when the array is copied from another array. Previously, the array item count was based on the source array, which created issues in several use cases.

• Array item templating. Specify how to populate all array items from just one array row using the ArrayTemplate function.

Service Virtualization Labs

Service Virtualization Labs is a test area for experimental features in Beta quality. Lab features provide early access and enable you to provide feedback from direct usage. You can enable or disable individual experimental features. Note that lab features may change, break, or disappear at any time in future releases. For details, see Labs.

Lab features in Service Virtualization 3.10 include:

• Scripted rules.

  Some more complex modeling use cases requiring manual definition are not easily achievable with current capabilities.The new scripted rule type further assists you in defining functional behavior.

  • Manipulate request and response messages using JavaScript.
  • Use variables, conditions, cycles, and other standard scripting features to define request conditions and construct responses.

  A scripted rule is evaluated the same way as already existing rule types so virtual service designers can use it to manipulate just portions of messages and combine it with other rule types to fill remaining parts of the message. Designers can also leverage sharing of the message context and variables among simulation rules, service operations, and instances of services and calling sessions.

• Network modeling - integration with Shunra Network Virtualization™ (NV).

  Simulate network environments. In addition to functional (data) and performance behavior (scalability) of distributed services and systems, you can now define and control network parameters to use in your simulations.

  Leverage the vast catalog of performance metrics of networks and operators across the globe as provided by the Shunra community.

License Management

HP Service Virtualization 3.10 is now distributed with HP Autopass 8.01, enabling concurrent license enforcement on private networks.

By default, HP Service Virtualization installs with a 30-day trial Seat license for the Service Virtualization Designer, and a 30-day trial Instance license for the Service Virtualization Server.

What's New in Service Virtualization 3.01

Administration Updates

• Server backup and restore. Using Server Backup and Restore, it is now possible to upgrade Service Virtualization Server to a new version, and have all previously deployed services (starting with Service Virtualization 3.00) up and running after installation . This tool can be used after upgrade to perform regular backups of the server.
• Project migration. With the new Resource Manager command line tool, you can migrate Service Virtualization projects stored in the file system or in HP ALM to the new Service Virtualization version without the need to open each project in the Service Virtualization Designer.
• Automated service deployment. The Resource Manager can also be used to automate the deployment of services stored in the file system or in HP ALM to a Service Virtualization Server.

Service Virtualization Management improvements

• Problem notification. The detailed list of errors and warnings occurring when using a virtual service is now displayed and managed in Service Virtualization Management web interface. The filtering and deletion of resolved items is supported.

Enhanced Protocol Support

• REST over HTTP. The new support of REST over HTTP Gateway allows the virtualization of REST services in an environment where it is not possible to change HTTP proxy settings. The client can access the virtual service exposed on a new virtual endpoint.
• XML over HTTP service call activity. A virtual service can invoke other services during simulation using the XML Over HTTP service call activity, extending the current SOAP over HTTP service call activity support.

Improved Editing and Troubleshooting of Data Models

• Row Detail. The Row Detail dialog box in the Data Model Editor now also displays and enables you to edit simulation data of service call activities.
• Column Highlighting. The Data Model Editor now color codes table headers according to simulation function type -- condition/action/ignore. This helps you to troubleshoot a data model by pointing out mistakenly assigned functions.

• Import to Simulation Preview. You can now import a request message to Simulation Preview when troubleshooting simulation, in order to check simulation results, or compare wire data with simulation data.

• Compare Rows. You can now also compare rows in the data model using Simulation Preview. This helps you troubleshoot when trying to determine why a rule has not matched the request data. Service Virtualization evaluates and highlights differences between the request imported to or pinned to Simulation Preview, and the selected row in the Data Model Editor.

What's New in Service Virtualization 3.00

Enhanced Protocol Support

SAP is the new family of protocols added to the continually growing Service Virtualization supported protocol set. SAP protocol support enables the virtualization of your SAP® server that communicates with 3rd party SAP servers using SAP RFC/IDOC.

Virtual Service Management

The new web-based Service Virtualization Management interface enables you to control virtual services deployed on any Service Virtualization Server, right from you browser. Installation of the Service Virtualization Designer is not required. You can manage existing services or deploy new services from a project stored in either the file system, or in HP Application Lifecycle Management (ALM).

Integration with HP Application Lifecycle Management

The integration of Service Virtualization with HP Application Lifecycle Management (ALM) enables you to store and collaborate on projects in the ALM repository.

Leverage the ALM repository for project collaboration between integrated products. For example, you can create a virtualization project in the Service Virtualization Designer, save it in ALM, and open it in HP LoadRunner or HP UFT/Service Test.

Virtualization projects are stored as test resources in an ALM project. Both version control enabled and non-version control enabled ALM projects are supported for this integration.

Simulation Modeling Enhancements

• Data Masking. Protect your sensitive data with Data Masking. Configure part of a message to be masked, using either the hash algorithm or by replacing part of the value. Sensitive data are then never stored in Service Virtualization.
• Sequential Number Generator. The Sequential Number Generator simulation function can now be configured to produce zero or non-zero prefixed numbers with a nearly unlimited length.
• Random Number Generator. Generates unique random values. Using this function’s formatting capabilities, which are similar to the Sequential Number Generator, you can generate, for example, different ID or key variations.
• Substring function. The new Substring simulation function enables you to copy values between parts of the message, similar to the Copy from function, with additional formatting options for the substring.
• Post-Response Service Call Activity. Enables you to issue a SOAP call during simulation, after the response is returned. This supports numerous integration scenarios, in which the service delivers the response outside the usual request-response channel by an active call of the client's SOAP endpoint.

Security additions

A new WS-Security signature scheme without a timestamp has been added to the supported WS-Security profiles.

Administration Updates

• License Management. Each Service Virtualization Designer now requires a valid license. Service Virtualization 3.00 integrates with the HP Autopass License Server, enabling you to organize and manage your product licenses and client users.

• Server Access Control. Previously, server access was limited based on membership in the Service Virtualization Users Windows user group. Service Virtualization 3.00 introduces 3 new user groups, providing increased granularity of permissions, based on user roles. You can grant or deny access to various levels of viewing and managing services and Service Virtualization agents.

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