Wide range of Runtime Options provides considerable flexibility, Multiple Play Modes allows you to debug and identify errors in test scripts and automatic/customizable Error Recovery system enables unattended testing.
Option to playback the recorded script in the normal user recorded
speed or to execute in fast mode.
Option to change the order of script execution using the automatic
or manual sequencing mode.
Options to handle web and popup exceptions.
Option to e-mail test case failures to team members and other
related staff.
Option to send summary reports to configured e-mail IDs.
Option to change the default local GUI map file to a global
map file. This maintains a single map file for the entire suite.
Option to playback the recorded script with any server, port or protocol(HTTP/HTTPS).
Multiple Play Modes
Provides a wide range of play modes to run and debug test scripts.
The play modes include:
Verify mode to continuously playback the entire script without
any breakpoints.
Execute From and Execute UpTo modes to set breakpoints and
execute script from a specified line or upto a specified line
to catch errors from a specific point.
Execute Step mode to step through each line in the script,
repeat steps, stop execution at a particular line or continue
playback of script from a specified line. This lets you to easily debug
and diagnose errors in test scripts.
Update mode to update the web element properties in test cases
before test execution.
Provision for command-line invocation allows invocation from batch files or scheduling utilities.
Automatic/Customizable Error Recovery System
Allows you to capture unexpected popup
exceptions, web exceptions, script exceptions and object exceptions during a test run.
Provides the ability to automatically
recover from errors and move to the next test run, facilitating
unattended testing.
Provides a wide range of error recovery options to report exceptions,
capture screen shots for unexpected popup's, stop play, close unexpected
popup's or call another script when exceptions occur during a test
run.