# Specifying Test Environment Files

Currently test suites obtain configuration values from environment entries in a configuration file (`.jti`).

For legacy test suites the environment values are read from a test environment file (`.jte`). The Configuration Editor uses the values from these `.jte` files to build the configuration (`.jti)` file. Current test suites do not use or support the test environment file.

To include the values from the environment files in the configuration, perform the following steps:

1. Click the Quick Set Mode button on the Test Manager tool bar or choose Configure > Edit Quick Set > Test Environment in the menu bar. The Configuration Editor displays the Test Environment tab only if your test suite used `.jte` files to run tests.

> The Configuration Editor opens in Quick Set Mode. The following illustration clips the More Info panel.

> You can also use the Configuration Editor window in Question Mode to specify the test environment.

2. Click the Test Environment tab if it does not have focus.
3. Use the buttons and text field in the tabbed pane to create or modify a list of environment files used to run tests in your computing environment.

> See Files Area and Name Area for a detailed description of the buttons and text field in the Test Environment tabbed pane.

4. Click the Done button to save the configuration change.

## Files Area

Use the buttons described in the following table to create or modify a list of environment files used to run tests in your computing environment.

Button | Description
--- | ---
Add | Adds an environment file to the list. To select an environment file (`.jte`) for your test suite, click Add. As you make selections with the file chooser dialog box, they are added to the list. After you add an environment file, you can modify the list.
Remove | Clears an environment file from the list. Select it in the list and click Remove.
Move Up | Moves an environment file one position higher in the list. Select it in the list and click Move Up.
Move Down | Moves an environment file one position lower in the list. Select it in the list and click Move Down.

## Name Area

Click the drop-down arrow on the text field to see the list of test environments in the environment files listed in the Env Files list. Click the Show button to view the contents of the selected test environment.

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