Less09 2 e_testermodule_8
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This is part of R12 Testing Suite for Oracle Applications or E-Business suite.
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Less09 2 e_testermodule_8
- 1. Custom Tests Introduction to Oracle Application Testing Suite: e-Tester
- 3. Table Tests Introduction to Oracle Application Testing Suite: e-Tester
- 10. Dialog and Authentication Manager Introduction to Oracle Application Testing Suite: e-Tester
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- Oracle Application Testing Suite: Introduction 9 -
- Oracle Application Testing Suite: Introduction 9 - Table Test e-Tester includes a Table Test functional test case for validating page content stored in HTML tables. This allows you to check the content of specific tables and table cells for content validation during playback.
- Oracle Application Testing Suite: Introduction 9 - Table Tests Uncheck the checkbox in the cell that you do not wish to test. By default testing for all the cells is enabled.
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- Oracle Application Testing Suite: Introduction 9 -
- Oracle Application Testing Suite: Introduction 9 - Dialog Manager The Dialog Manager lets you specify actions to perform if an unexpected dialog box appears during playback of a Visual Script. You can define specific properties of dialog boxes, the priority of dialog boxes, an action to perform if a dialog box appears, and if the appearance of the dialog box should cause a fatal error.
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- Oracle Application Testing Suite: Introduction 9 - Dialog Box Selector To capture dialog information: 1. Select Admin > Dialog Manager to start the Dialog Manager. 2. Click the capture button. 3. Click the left mouse-button on the dialog box to capture. The caption and text information is captured directly from the displayed dialog box. 4. Select or enter the Action to perform if the dialog appears during playback. You can enter Data Bank variable names and special keyboard actions into the Action field. See “ Using Action Options” for additional information about the valid values. 5. Select or clear the Dialog is fatal, abort playback check box if the appearance of the dialog box should indicate a fatal error. 6. Click the Add button. 7. Click OK to save and apply any changes.
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- Oracle Application Testing Suite: Introduction 9 - Dialog Actions Switch Tags - Switch tags are use to change the focus within a dialog box. Enclose switch tags between square brackets. The following switch tags are defined: [Label] Switch to next control labeled Label. [DEFAULT] Switch to the default control [NEXTTAB]Switch to next control in the Tab order. [PREVTAB] Switch to previous control in the Tab order. [TOPTAB] Switch to top-level dialog window. Text - The action field can contain text to enter into a dialog box control. Enclose text between single quotation marks. 'text' Any text. ' Use the backslash character to include a single quotation mark within a text string. Key Tags - Key tags are use to perform keyboard actions within a dialog box. Enclose key tags between curly braces. The following key tags are defined: + Press and hold the Shift key. Used as a prefix for other keys (i.e. {+Enter}). ^ Press and hold the Crtl key. Used as a prefix for other keys (i.e. {^Enter}). % Press and hold the Alt key. Used as a prefix for other keys (i.e. {%Enter}).
- Oracle Application Testing Suite: Introduction 9 - Dialog Actions (continued) {key} Press any alphanumeric key. Keys {A}-{Z} and {0}-{9} are valid. {DOWN} Press the down-arrow key. {ENTER} Press the Enter key. {ESC} Press the Esc key. {ESCAPE} Press the Esc key. {F#} Press a function number key. Keys {F1} through {F12} are valid. {LEFT} Press the left-arrow key. {RIGHT} Press the right-arrow key. {SPACE} Press the Space key. {SPC} Press the Space key. {UP} Press the up-arrow key. Special Actions Tags - Special action tags are use to perform other actions within a dialog box. Enclose special action tags between curly braces. The following special action tags are defined: {CANCEL} Click the Cancel button. {CLICK} Click the dialog item with the focus. {DEFAULT}Click the default button. {OK} Click the OK button. {NO} Click the No button. {WAIT:n} Wait for n milliseconds. {YES} Click the Yes button. Variable Tags - Variable tags are use to pass data from the Authentication Manager or a Data Bank to a dialog box. Enclose variable tags between double angle brackets. The following variable tags are defined: <<var_name>> Any Data Bank variable name. <<_username_>> Authentication Manager user name variable. <<_password_>> Authentication Manager password variable.
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- Oracle Application Testing Suite: Introduction 9 -
- Oracle Application Testing Suite: Introduction 9 -
- Oracle Application Testing Suite: Introduction 9 -
- Oracle Application Testing Suite: Introduction 9 - Databank Username/Password Authentication Manager: Lists the defined Authentication records available to Visual Scripts. Realm - the full Uniform Resource Locator (URL) for the Web application that requires a user name and password. User Name - the user name value to pass to the Web application. Password - the password value to pass to the Web application. Map User Name to Variable - shows the name of the data Bank variable, if any, that maps the User Name value. Map Password to Variable - shows the name of the Data Bank variable, if any, that maps the Password value. Add - adds new authentication information to the list. Modify - updates the selected authentication information in the list. Remove - removes the currently selected authentication information from the list.
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