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Documentation V 3.5
Web application testing
Introduction
The SoliteraTA web version is designed to automate the web application. It uses the web browser through which you can test the web application. Users can use four web browsers to automate the web application i.e Chrome, Edge, Firefox and Safari.
Pre-requisite to start Web Application Testing in SoliteraTA
Requirements:
To use the SoliteraTA for web testing, you will need:
- The browser that you are going to use for web testing, must be installed on your system.
- You have to provide a valid URL/IP addresses of the web application for testing.
- Web browsers must be accessible on your system.
- You can create the element by inspecting the web page
- To inspect the web page, right click on the web page and select the inspect option.
- From the element section you can create the element
- In SoliteraTA, there is a utility feature, by using this, you can directly create the element of the page only by passing the web page URL.
- Note– For more information Please go through this link- https://youtu.be/3uktjWgKrtI
- To use the Utility feature for generating elements of the web pages, firefox browser must be installed on your system. You can use this facility only from firefox.
Application file format:
<environment>
<config>
<name>Application_Name</name>
<type>web_application</type>
<url>Application_Url</url>
<cookie>true</cookie>
</config>
<config>
<name>VARIABLE_NAME</name>
<db_type>DATABASE_USED</db_type>
<db_version>DATABASE_VERSION</db_version>
<con_type>STANDARD_OR_SSH</con_type>
<db_user>USER_NAME</db_user>
<db_driverName>DRIVER_NAME</db_driverName>
<db_pass>PASSWORD</db_pass>
<db_url>DATABASE_URL</db_url>
<db_schema>SCHEMA_NAME</db_schema>
</config>
</environment>
Element file format
<elements>
<element>
<name>SignIn_Btn</name>
<type>XPATH</type>
<value>//div[text()='Sign in']</value>
</element>
</elements>
- Last updated on: January 5, 2024