This illustration is included to help you understand which parts of the test process run on which JVMs. This is important to understand when you configure the classpath for each of the JVMs. For example, in this case the JavaTest Agent and the JCK tests are running in the same JVM, so the classpath for the agent JVM must be correct for both the agent and the tests. The Configuration Editor does as much as it can to set the classpaths correctly, but if you get errors about classes not being found, check that the classpaths are set correctly.
The circles represent processes, the boxes represent computers. JavaTest runs on one system (using the Oracle's reference implementation); the JavaTest Agent and JCK tests run on your runtime product run on the target system.
If your product runs in a browser on Windows 95/98/ME/NT/2000/XP or Solaris, the
following illustration can also represent your test configuration:
For more information about JavaTest Agent, refer to the JavaTest User's Guide or to the JavaTest online help.