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-===== Host Adaptor examples ===== 
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-====Description==== 
-Through the Database Adaptor, TAST connects with a 3270 Host to perform tests into it. It’s possible to perform single tests with this adaptor or End to end tests connecting with other adaptors either. 
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-====UML Diagram and Mapping==== 
-This is an example of a UML Diagram which uses the Host Adaptor.\\ 
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-This is an example of interactions between the 3270 Host Adaptor with other adaptors in an E2E test. 
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-As part of the mapping process, you should provide the Adaptor’s information,​ regarding to connect and use it: 
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-  * **Host:** Name of the machine or IP address. Required. SESSION_HOST 
-  * **Port:** Connection port. Required. 
-  * **LU Name:** Name of the connection LU, optional. SESSION_LU_NAME * 3270 ENHANCED : check Indicates whether the Enhanced protocol is used. (by default, do not check). 
-  * **Code Page:** Combo (indicates the page code) by default (GERMANY-273). SESSION_CODE_PAGE * TIPO OF SESSION.: Combo (3270 + forward: 5250; VT; CICS; …). By default 3270*. 
-  * **SECURITY TYPE:** Combo (NONE, SSL, + forward: KERBEROS; PROXY.) Default NONE SESSION_SSL Seguridad: (Visible if security type other than NONE). * PROTOCOLO.: COMBO(SSL/​TLS + adelante: TELNET;​SSH;​…) By default SSL/TLS. 
-  * **VERSION:​** combo(TLS V1.0, SSL V3.0, SSH V2.0). (By default TLS V1.0) SESSION_ SECURITY_PROTOCOL= “session_protocol_tls” si TLS V1.0 “ssession_protocol_ssl” si SSL V3.0 “Session_protocol_ssh” si SSH. * TELNET NEGOTIATED.:​ CHECK. By default uncheck SESSION_SSL_TELNET_NEGOTIATED. 
-====Test Set Execution==== 
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-After the test set execution, immediately you have the results. There are two main elements you can verify. 
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-  * **Logs:** The step by step information of the execution, with  
-      * the results, ​ 
-      * the methods had been executed, ​ 
-      * the timelines. ​     
-  * **Evidences:​** The screenshots or evidence information by step, in case they have requested. ​   
  
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