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General :

1. Does QEngine support any other browser than IE?

    QEngine does support Firefox and Mozilla browsers apart from IE.

2. Is Toolbar is necessary for the Web Testing in QEngine ?

    Yes, you need to install the toolbar in the respective browsers with which you plan to test the web application.

3. Does QEngine has any restrictions for number of lines in a single script?

    QEngine registered version does not have any restriction for number of lines in the script.

4. Does QEngine support record and playback over ActiveX controls ?

    QEngine does support record and playback over ActiveX controls in Analog Mode. For recording any ActiveX control, choose the "Switch to Analog Mode" option from the drop down available next to "Start Record" button in the QEngine toolbar. And then record the actions. The actions will be recorded as "fireEventAtPosition".

5. Does QEngine support record and playback over Flash Controls ?

    QEngine does support record and playback over Flash controls automatically in Analog Mode. While recording any action over Flash Controls, QEngine will automatically record the actions in "Analog Mode" appropriate to the action performed over the flash control.  The Coordinates will be taken with respect to the Flash object and not to the whole Screen Coordinates. Hence moving Flash objects after the recording won't affect the playback.

6. Does QEngine support AJAX based application ?

Yes, QEngine supports AJAX applications fully. In the Built-in Functions QEngine has separate category for "Ajax Functions" which can be used with AJAX rich Web Application to proper playback.


Recording :

1. Whether scripts needs to be authored manually in QEngine?

    No, QEngine will generate script when you record a scenario with your web application. You will be also able to create testcases with a point and click. The recorded actions will be stored in a script format which can be played back. If you wish to manipulate any data inside the script you can edit the script as you want.

2. Does QEngine record / playback File Dialog opened through "Browse" button ?


       QEngine does support record / playback of Choose File Dialogs.  To record the same follow the steps given below to upload a file,

  • Click on the "Browse" button from the web page.
  • Always browse and provide the file from the "C:\". To change to "C:", select the "C:" from the drop present in the "Choose File" window.
  • From the C:\ double click on the folders and browse to the location where the file resides. Make sure the folder you select are in the viewable area in the Choose File window. i.e, QEngine will not scroll and find the folder / files. Hence the folders should be visible without scrolling iteself.
  • Now select the file to be uploaded by single click and click "Open" button.
Note: QEngine wont record the single click on the folder. Hence if you open the folder by single click on it and then by clicking open button it will fail during playback. So use double click to open the folder during recording.

3. Does QEngine record / play the alert window popup?

    Yes, QEngine does support record / playback over  “Alert”,“Confirm”, “Prompt”, “Security”, “Authentication” , “Open (Browse)” popups. We can also insert Testcases to validate the message shown in the popup.


4. Does QEngine support modal / modeless dialog windows?

    Yes, QEngine does support record and playback in modal and modeless dialogs fully.

5. What does the numeric value at the end of each script line means ?

    The numeric value in each script line represent the time taken (in seconds) by the user between each action while recording . So in each and every recording line QEngine will store the actual time taken between the current action and the previous action as the last argument.
    Example:
        setWindow(“Login Window ID”,5)
        setText(“username”,”admin”,2)
        setText(“password”,”Adsnge”,2)
        clickButton(“Login”,3)
       
        In the above the number parameter in each script line is the time taken between each and every actions during recording. During playback QEngine will wait for these seconds before doing the corresponding actions. You can also instruct the QEngine to skip these wait time by selecting the “Fast Mode” under settings.

6. How to record click over the button inside the Flash object?

        To click in the flash button follow the below steps :
    1. While recording click on the button inside Flash Object, it will automatically get recorded as fireEventOnObject with X,Y co-ordinates of the button with respect to the start of the flash object.
Example:
                     
                    fireEventOnObject("clsid:d27cdb6e-ae6d-11cf-96b8-444553540000","object","372","380","click","NONE")

7. How to record set a text to the text field inside the Flash object?


            To set a text value in the flash text box follow below Steps:
    1. While recording click inside the text box.
    2. This will record the fireEventOnObject with the action as "click".
    3. Continue with the recording process to and type in the text inside the text box and proceed with further recording.
    4.  Once the recording is completed, the recorded action over Flash object

              fireEventOnObject("clsid:d27cdb6e-ae6d-11cf-96b8-444553540000","object","372","380","click","NONE")

              To set a text in the text field, change the following properties in the above function,
              change click as settext
              change NONE  as  value to be set in the text field.

              Modified functiona call is,
              fireEventOnObject("clsid:d27cdb6e-ae6d-11cf-96b8-444553540000","object","372","380","settext","QEngine")
where the click action is changed to settext and the message "NONE" is changed to Value to be set in the text field.


8. How to record the mouseover in a dropdown menu list?

         Recording of mouseover actions can be switched on / off. Also there is time period after which only the mouseover actions will be recorded. Otherewise moving mouse over any of the element will record the mouse over action. Record the mouse over action as explained below,
    1. Start the recording from QEngine toolbar.
    2. From the drop down next to Start Record button, select "Enable Mouse Over Recording" option. This will enable mouse over recording.
    3. Now proceed to record your application.
    4. To record mouseover action on any element keep the mouse pointer over the particular element for the 2 seconds. This will recognize the mouseover action and record the mouseover action over the particular element.
Note:    In the Settings page, under Recorder Settings, you can configure the wait time to recognize the mouseover on any element. By default it is configured as 2 seconds. You can also configure the  HTML element over which  you wish to record mouse over action and deselect other HTML Elements shown in the combo.

9. How to record double click in the grid element?

        By default QEngine will recognize only click action. To simulate double click follow the steps as below,
    1. Record the click action over the element.
      Example:
                 
      clickElement("elem1",2)
    2. Then change the function to "doubleClick".
      Example:
                   doubleClick("elem1",2)
10. How to record the right click action?

       By default QEngine will recognize only click action. To simulate right click follow the steps as below,
  1. Record the click action over the element.
    Example:
               
    clickElement("elem1",2)
  2. Then change the function to "showContextMenu".
    Example:
                 showContextMenu("elem1",2)

Script and Suite Related :

1. How to group the related scripts under a separate module?

       While creating the script provide script name as
             <module_name>/<script_name>

       Example:
             To create a script "login" under the module "common", provide the scriptname as below,
                   common/login

2. How to  rename the script?


    To rename a script right click over the particular script that needs to be renamed, from the Suites tree, and choose the option "Rename" and provide the name for renaming.

3. How to rename the suite?

    To rename a suite, use the "Rename Suite" option available in the Suite Manager page and rename the suite.

4. How a script from one Suite can be copied to another Suite in QEngine?

        Yes, you can move the script from one suite to other suite. You can use the “Save In Suite” option to do this. If you right click the corresponding script node in the tree, QEngine will list many options including the “Save In Suite” option. Select this option and choose the corresponding suite.

5. Does QEngine has support to protect Suites / Scripts from unauthorized access ?

       QEngine does have option to protect the suites created by an user from unauthorized access. There is an option called "User Administration" available in QEngine, which needs to be enabled under the "Admin" Tab. Then the user can give access privilege to other users to view / modify the suite created by him.
  • The user with “View Access” can only view the suite / scripts created, and cannot modify the scripts present in the suite.
  • The user with "No Access" can't view the suite at all.
  • The user with "Full Access" can modify the script / testcase created in the suite.
6. How can we move the suite from one QEngine installation to another?

    You can use the export and import to do this. For e.g, To move the suite from machineA to machineB follow the below steps.
    1. Using “Export Suite” option export the respective suite from the machineA as “.qed” file.
    2. Transfer the “.qed” file to the corresponding machine.
    3. In machineB choose the “Import Suite” option and configure the “.qed “ file.

Script Syntax :

1. What language QEngine scripts are based on?

    QEngine script is based on Jython Scripting Language. Jython is an implementation of the high-level, dynamic, object-oriented language Python written in 100% Pure Java, and seamlessly  integrated with the Java platform. It thus allows you to run Python on any Java platform.

    The link below will help to customize the QEngine script for your scenarios.
    http://www.jython.org/Project/index.html

2. How to define ‘if-else’ condition in QEngine script ?

    You may use the IF-ELSE statement in QEngine as follows:

    Syntax:
        if expression:
            (provide a tab)statement to be executed
        else:
            (provide a tab)statement to be executed
    Example:
        x=1
        if x>0:
            (tab)displayMessage("x is positive")
        else:
            (tab)displayMessage("x is negative")


3. How to define ‘for’ loop in QEngine script ?

    For loop:

        The for loop statement is used to perform iterative looping. It processes a sequence returned from the supplied expression, taking each element in turn. As long as elements remain in the sequence, the loop is executed. The for statement has the following forms:

    Syntax:          
        for vars in expression:
            statement
    Example:
        for i in range(0,10)
            (provide a tab)displayMessage("The number is =" + i)

    Kindly follow this link to get more info on using the forloop:
    http://qengine.wiki.zoho.com/Illustrating-Data-Configuration-and-For-Construct.html

4. How to define 'while' loop in QEngine script ?

    While loop:

        The while statement is used to perform conditional looping. As long as the expression evaluates to true, the loop is executed.

    In QEngine, you can use the while loop as follows:

    Example:
       
While X>0:
            (provide a tab)callScript("Test1","Test1")
        else:
            (provide a tab)statement to be executed

5. How to use mathematical operator in QEngine script ?

        '+' symbol can be used as follows:
        i=1+2
        displayMessage(i) # to display the result in the outfile.

        '-' symbol can be used as follows:
        i=5-1
        displayMessage(i)
   
        '*' symbol can be used as follows:
        i=5*5
        displayMessage(i)
       
        '/' symbol can be used as follows:
        i=25/5
        displayMessage(i)

6. How to add comments to the script ?

      You can add your own comments in the script by beginning the line with "#" symbol.

7. How to use string / int variable in QEngine Script ?

       The Example below illustrates the variable declaration in QEngine script,
       Example:
         
            variableA=25  // decalration for int variable
            variableB=”Use this string”  // declaration for string variable

8. How to convert a string variable to an integer variable in the script?

        You can convert a string variable to int value as explained below,
           
            variableA=”25” // decalaring a string variable which can be casted to numeric value
            variableB=int(variableA) // now the value stored in the string variable is casted into int value.

Script Programming :

1. How to select multiple options in a select / combo box?

        To select multiple options in the select box use :-: operator,(or) while recording hold ctrl key to record multiple options

        Example:
            selectItem("Department","Acccounts:-:HRD",1)

2. How to deselect all the options in a select / combo box?


        To deselect all the options in the select box use _QE_DESELECTALL as value in selectItem.

        Example:
            selectItem("Department","_QE_DESELECTALL",1)

3. How to remove the text from my text field?

        To remove the text from the text field use  _QE_BLANK as value in the setText:
       
        Example:
            setText("q","_QE_BLANK",1)
            Where _QE_BLANK clears the text from the particular text field.

4. How to call a QEngine script within another QEngine script ?

        In QEngine you can call a script from another script using "callScript" function.
         
          Example:
               
You can call the script ‘B’ from script ‘A’ like below,
               
                    callScript(“B”,”B”)

                If you need to call the script which was grouped under any <Module Name> say “Module1”,then you can call the script as below.

                    callScript(“B”,” Module1/B”).

5. How to stop the script execution inside a script ?

        To can stop the script execution from the script use stop() function available in built-in functions.
        This will stop the current script execution and will proceed with the next script.

6. How to stop the test execution of all the scripts in the suite ?

       To  stop the test execution of whole suite use stopAll() function available in built-in functions.
       This will stop the test execution of whole suite and then proceed to generate reports for the test execution underwent.


Database :

1. How to retrieve the values from a Database table to use it in the script ?

       To retrieve the values from a Database table use getDBValues("<Query>").

        Example:
           
            result=getDBValues("Select * from LoginTable")
            for i in range (0,len (result)):
                for j in range (0,len (result[i])):
                    displayMessage (result[i][j])

2. How to write a value into a database table from the script?

        To write a value in your database table from the script use writeToDB("<insert query>") function which is listed under the database functions in "Insert Built-in Functions".
       
       
Example:
            result=writeToDB("Insert into employee (emp_id,emp_name,dept) values ('emp1','peter','payroll')")

3. Does QEngine allow to fetch set of values from the database table to use it in the script?

        Yes, QEngine does allow getting the values from the database tables to use it in the script.  You should first create a dataset, which should be configured as below,
  • Click on the  ‘Data Configuration’ link present above the script editor to create a dataset (DataSource) with the corresponding Database details.
  • Configure the Database details from where the values needs to be picked up such as, Database name, URL , Query etc.,
  • Once you have configured all the details, click the “Paste” button.
  •  QEngine will automatically insert the intialization and data fetching lines in the script for the configured dataset as below.
initDataSet("TestDB")  // initialize the database configured for this ID in the Data Configuration
                result = getValuesFrom("TestDB")  // retrieve the values from the database and store it in the two dimensional array

               The above will store the data fetched from the database into the result variable.
                Then the result variable can be iterated and values can be obtained.

CSV :

1. How to fetch the values from a CSV file to use it in the script ?

        To fetch data from a CSV file:
    1. Open the  "Data Configuration" Screen through the "Data Configuration" link present over the script editor.
    2. Click on "New" to add a new data source.
    3. In the Add/View Data Configuration screen, from the Select DataSource Type combo, select the datasource type as CSV.
    4. Enter the appropriate values for the following fields:
      1. Select the csv file from the CSV File Name combo (if already available in <QEngine_Home>/projects/<Suite_Name>/dataset> directory) or create a new csv file name by clicking the Create CSV File link. Please note that the csv filesdisplayed in the combo and the newly created csv files are placed in the server in <QEngine_Home>/projects/<Suite_Name>/dataset> directory.
      2. Enter the start row index, end row index, start column index and end column index value from where the csv values has to be fetched. End row and end column index is optional.
      3. Click the Apply button and then click Paste. This will paste the following script in the script editor.
initDataSet("CSV_login")
                                result = getValuesFrom("CSV_login")
                                for i in range(0,len(result)):
                                    var1=str(result[i][0])
                                    var2=str(result[i][1])
                                    setText("yourname",var1,3)
                                    setText("dept",var2,3)

             The above sample illustrates handling of single dimensional array of values from CSV.
             In the above sample script, var1 and var2 takes the values from the CSV file. You can replace the original value entered while recording by this variable to playback with different values from the CSV file.

2. How to write a value into a CSV File from the script?

        To write a value into a CSV file from the script by using the inbuilt function  writeToCSVFile()
       
       
Example:
           
writeToCSVFile("abc.csv",result,"false")
       
        For more info, please refer this link:
        http://forums.manageengine.com/?ftid=49000002692887

3. Can QEngine allow to fetch values from multiple CSV file in the Script?

    Yes, QEngine does allow fetching the values from multiple CSV file to use it in the script at the same time. After the dataset configuration, you can change the inserted lines as below,

            initDataSet("TestCSV")
            result1 = getValuesFrom("TestCSV")
           
            i.e., rename the variable “result” as “result1”, Now you can configure another dataset and you can store it in another variable called “result2”. Thus you can fetch and use the values from multiple CSV files in the QEngine script.

Data Driven :

1. How to do the login/logout action sequence in a web application for 50 times with different username & password?

        You can repeat the login/logout action sequence in web application for 50 times by configuring 50 usernames and password through the data configuration. You can fetch data either from the CSV file or from a database.

For more info, follow this link:

http://qengine.wiki.zoho.com/Data-Configuration.html

Variables :

1. How to pass a value from one script to another script?

        You can pass a value from one script to another script by declaring the varible in setGlobal() function.

       
Example:
           
            setGlobal("var1","test1")

            If you want to use this varible in a different script, you can retrieve the value by using the function getGlobal()

       
Example:

            result = getGlobal("loopstring")

2. How to use a variable from the script inside a test case?

       The variable set using setTestVariable("<var_name>","<var_value>") can be used inside the testcase.

       Example:

          setTestVariable("var1","QEngine")

          Inside a testcase configure value for any check property as TEST_VAR('var1')

          By this you can use the script variable inside testcase.

Built-in Functions :

1. How to compare a value from the webpage with the database table value ?

        To compare a value from the web page with the database table value follow the steps as below,
    1. Get the value from the web page that needs to be compared by using the function webGetText() or getCellValueAt()
    2. Set the above retrieved value in to a test variable using
              setTestVariable("data","<Value_Retrieved_From_Web>")
    3. Go to insert test case and select DBcheck, select the appropriate database
    4. Select table values and provide the query.
    5. In the conditions combo box select equals, and then click on expected values. In the expected values window, provide the column name in which the value has to be checked and the num of rows and provide the value as TEST_VAR('data') and then click Apply.
    6. Run the test after applying the settings.

2. How to compare a value from the webpage with the CSV value?

        To compare a value from the webpage with the CSV table value follow below steps:
  1. Get the value from the web page that needs to be compared by using the function webGetText() or getCellValueAt()
  2. In the data configuration, select the CSV file in which the values needs to be checked. Then, click paste button to paste the corresponding script in the script editor.
  3. Now you can compare the value from the web page with CSV file.
       
    Example:
              initDataSet("test")
              csvvalues = getValuesFrom("test")
              result=getAllHTMLTableCells("Table1")
              for i in range(0,len(result)):
                     var1=str(csvvalues[i][0])
                     webresult = str(result[i][0])

                     if webresult==var1:
                            displayMessage("Value matches in webpage and CSV file")
                     else:
                            displayMessage("Value doesn't matches in webpage and CSV file")

    In the above the array of values retrieved from the web page table is compared against the array of values present in a CSV file.

3. How to retrieve the value present in the HTML Table cell ?

        To retrieve the value present in the HTML Table cell, use the function getCellValueAt() as described below,
    1. Start the recording and invoke Function Generator by clicking on "Insert Built-in Functions" link above script editor.
    2. Select the "HTML Table Functions" category.
    3. Select the "getCellValueAt" function from the Functions combo.
    4. Click the link "Click to Proceed..."
    5. In the Application window click over the HTML Table cell from which the value needs to be retrieved.
    6. The details of the table and table cell will be populated in the Function Generator.
    7. Click on the "Paste" button to insert the data into QEngine Script.
Example:
                    result = getCellValueAt("tableid",2,2) # Arguments are Table ID linked in the GUI Map, row id and column id from where the value needs to be retrieved.
                    displayMessage
(result)

4. How to click over the set of radio buttons present in each row of an HTML Table one after one ?

        To click over the radio buttons present in each row of an HTML table one by one, follow the steps below:
    1. Get the number of rows present in the table by using getHTMLTableRowCount() function.
    2. Then using for loop , click the element by using the fireEventOnCellElement() function by giving the row count in a variable from the forloop.
Example:
                        rowcount = getHTMLTableRowCount("Table1")
                        displayMessage(rowcount)
                        for i in range(0,rowcount):
                        fireEventOnCellElement("Table1",i,2,"click","NONE","NONE","NONE","NONE",1)
                       
                        Where i is the row index.

5. How to find whether a given string is part of another string ?

         Use indexOf() function from Built-in functions of "Function Generator" to find the given string is part of another string.

          Example:
                   result = indexOf("ManageengineQEngine","QEngine")
                   displayMessage(result)

                    The output of above snippet is 9.

                    If the given string not present in the another string then it will return "-1"

6. How to retrieve a portion of a given string ?


        To get the portion of a given string use substring function as explained below,

          Example:
                result = subString("ManageengineQEngine",9,16)
                displayMessage(result)

                The output is QEngine.

7. How to replace a portion of string with another string ?

        Use replaceAll() function to replace a portion of a string with another string.

          Example:
                result = replaceAll("Manageengine QEngine","QEngine","Appmanager")
                displayMessage(result)

                The output is Manageengine Appmanager

8. How to invoke a batch/sh/exe file from a script ?

        To invoke bat/sh/exe files use invokeApplication function available in built-in functions.

         There were four functions namely,
    • invokeApplication - to invoke the given application
    • invokeApplicationWithArgs - to invoke the application with arguments
    • invokeApplicationInThread - to invoke the application in a thread
    • invokeApplicationInThreadWithArgs - to invoke the application in a thread with arguments
Example:
                invokeApplicationWithArgs("C:\\Vim\\gvim.exe","C:\\test.txt") # multiple arguments should be passed in the same argument with single space " " separator.

9. How to report the validation performed in the script to report ?

         To report the status of validation to the Testcase report use reportTestCase function from built-in functions,
           
          Example:
                reportTestCase("Validation-001",0,"Test Passed","ShowStopper")
                where  0 is Passed and 1 is Failed.

          To report the status of validation to the script report use reportStatus function from built-in functions,

          Example:
                reportStatus("Scr-001",0,"Test passed")
                where  0 is Passed and 1 is Failed.

10. How to print a value in the testout file ?

        To print a value in the testout use displayMessage function from built-in functions.
       
        Example:
            
displayMessage("A is greater than B")

11. How to capture screen shot of the application browser during test execution ?

          To capture screen shot of  the application window use saveScreenShot() function from built-in functions.

       Example:
            
saveScreenShot("error",1) # arguments are filename to save the screen shot and wait time before invoking the function.

12. How to fetch all the values from a HTML Table column and use it in the script?

        To fetch the values from the HTML Table column use getHTMLTableColumnvValues() function from built-in functions.

        Example:
            result = getHTMLTableColumnValues("Table1",1) #fetches all the column values under the specified table identified through Table1 properties
            for i in range(0,len(result)):
                displayMessage(str(result[i]))

13. How to fetch all the values from a HTML Table and use it in the script?

        To fetch all the values from the HTML table use getAllHTMLTableCells() from built-in functions,

        Example:
            result=getAllHTMLTableCells(""Table1")
            for i in range(0,len(result)):
                for j in range(0,len(result[i])):
                    displayMessage(str(result[i][j]))

14. Does QEngine support to manipulate any string / int data inside the script?

        QEngine does support to manipulate any string/int data inside the script.

        For int manipulation you can use any mathematical operator such as +,-,*,/ inside QEngine script.
       
        For string manipulation QEngine provides you many functions like Java,
    1. length
    2. indexOf
    3. subString
    4. split
    5. startsWith
    6. endsWith
    7. toUpperCase
    8. toLowerCase
    9. replaceAll
    10. replaceFirst

Script Sequencing and Execution :

1. How to execute the scripts in a defined sequence ?

        Using the sequence editor option under the settings option, we can define the order for the script execution. In the sequence editor, create a new sequence template and define the script order in which you wish to execute the script and save the sequence. Now to play the scripts in the defined order, select the suite and click on the link "Start Play With Filter / Sequece" and choose "Sequence" option and select the appropriate seqeuence from the list to play the scripts in the defined order.

        For more info, refer the page below:
        http://qengine.wiki.zoho.com/Sequencing-Test-Scripts-1.html

2. How to execute all the scripts present in the suite?

        Select the appropriate suite from the Suite tree and then click on the "Start Play" button available in the right side screen or in the toolbar. This will execute all the scripts present in a Suite.

3. How to execute the scripts in regression ?

        To execute the script regression, you should schedule the suite and scripts for the regression under the Regression Tab.

        For more help on configuring and executing test in regression is available in the following link,
        http://qengine.wiki.zoho.com/Executing-Scripts-From-Command-Line.html

4. How to execute the scripts in a remote machine?

          To execute the test in a remote machine, we should finish the Prerequisites available in the below link,
             http://qengine.wiki.zoho.com/Pre---requisites-for-Regression-Testing.html

              Then configure the schedule for Remote Host with the help in the below link,
             http://qengine.wiki.zoho.com/Configuring-Regression.html#Schedulin_Operations

5. How to execute only selected scripts in a suite?

        To execute only the selected scripts use Filters to filterout the scripts based on matching criteria.

         For more help on configuring scripts follow the below link,
          http://qengine.wiki.zoho.com/Configuring-Test-Filters.html


6. How to stop the script execution wherever needed, manually?

            To stop the playback click the “Stop Play” button either from the QEngine Window or QEngine Toolbar. This will stop the test execution and generate the reports.

7. How does QEngine handle if any page is loaded with delay during playback?

        By default, During playback QEngine automatically wait for 60 seconds for the page to load completely. If the page appear within 60 seconds then QEngine will proceed to further script playback immediately.
       
        The time to wait for page loading can be modified in the settings under Replay Settings-> Maximum wait time during play field.

8. Does QEngine support to run all the scripts in a suite in sequence?

        QEngine does support to run all the scripts in a suite in sequence. One can use Filters or Sequence template to execute the scripts in sequence.
        In the normal QEngine will automatically form a sequence in alphabatic order to execute the suite.

        Using Filter , the scripts matching the criteria are filtered out and sequence will be created in the alphabatic order.
        Using sequence, the script sequence defined in the sequence template will be taken and sequence will be formed as in the sequence template.

       To playback the scripts in the any of the sequence, select the suite in the tree and start the play through the "Start Play With Filter / Sequence  link.


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