Reference
This book lists all HCL OneTest UI wizards, pages, tabs, dialog boxes, views, screens and screen
components in alphabetical order.
- HCL OneTest UI, VB.NET scripting command-line interface
Some actions that can be performed from the HCL OneTest UI graphical user interface can also be performed from the VB.NET Scripting Edition specific command line. - Test application domain support
HCL OneTest UI is an object-oriented automated testing tool that tests Java™, HTML, .NET, Windows, SAP, and Siebel applications. - Add dynamic test object
You can add dynamic objects to the object map. To add a dynamic object, select an object in the object map by using the Add Dynamic Test Object dialog box. - Add Application dialog box
The Add Application dialog box is opened using the Add button in the Application Configuration Tool. It is used to add application configurations. When recording tests on your application, it is best to have HCL OneTest UI open the application during recording. This makes playing back the tests more reliable. You use the Application Configuration Tool to add and configure your own applications for testing and starting with HCL OneTest UI. - Add Variable dialog box
You use the Add Variable dialog box to add a new column of variables in a datapool. - Application configuration tool
This dialog is opened with the Edit button in the Start Application dialog box, or by clicking Configure > Configure Applications for Testing from HCL OneTest UI. When recording tests on your application, it is best to have HCL OneTest UI start the application during recording. This makes playing back the tests more reliable. Use the Application Configuration Tool to add and configure your own applications for testing and starting with HCL OneTest UI. - Associated Scripts dialog box
You use the Associated Scripts dialog box to view a list of scripts associated with a test object map and to select multiple scripts you want to add test objects to. By default, HCL OneTest UI only selects the active script to add test objects to. - Example of a test object map
This is an example of a test object map created for an HTML application: - Bookmarks view
The Bookmarks View displays a list of markers that point to a specific place in the Workbench. - Browser enablement diagnostic tool
The Browser Enablement Diagnostic Tool is used to diagnose problems you might have with enabling your browser for HTML testing. The tool will diagnose the enablement problem and report how to solve the problem. - Call Script tab: Script Support Functions dialog box
You use the Call Script tab to insert a callScript command into your Functional Test script. - Comment tab: Script Support Functions dialog box
You use the Comment tab to insert a comment into a Functional Test script. - Add New Item dialog box
You use the Add New Item dialog box to add a script, an empty script, a test object map, or a test datapool to the currently selected project. - Checkout options
If you use ClearCase® for source control management, you can use the Checkout Options page to check out a file reserved or unreserved. - Choose Test Object to Update page of the Update Recognition Properties wizard
You use the Choose Test Object to Update page of the Update Recognition Properties wizard to select the test object for which you want to update recognition properties. - ClearCase Details dialog box
If you use ClearCase for source control management, you can use the ClearCase Details dialog box to fix any problems when you check out, check in, or undo check out of a file. - ClearCase options
If you use ClearCase for source control management, you can use the ClearCase Options dialog box to define default settings for checkout -- reserved or unreserved, and to define undo checkout with a _keep extension. - Clipboard tab: Script Support Functions dialog box
Use this tab to insert a system clipboard command into a functional test script. - Configure the project for ClearCase dialog box
If you use ClearCase for source control management, you can use the Configure the Project for ClearCase dialog box to specify the path in a ClearCase VOB for a shared project. - Connect to a Functional Test project dialog box
You can use the Connect to a Functional Test Project dialog box to connect to an existing Functional Test project. - Copy Test Objects to New Test Object Map wizard page
You use the Copy Test Objects to New Test Object Map wizard page to create a new test object map without any objects or to base the map on another object map. - Create an empty Functional Test script dialog box
You use the Create an empty Functional Test script dialog box to write an empty Functional Test script without recording. As an alternative to recording, you can then enter the Java code manually. - Create a New Test Object Map wizard
You use the Create a New Test Object Map wizard to create a customized, shared test object map that you can associate with scripts. Shared test object maps have the extension .rftmap. - Create a Functional Test Project dialog box
You can use the Create a Functional Test Project dialog box to create a new functional test project. - Datapool Literal Substitution dialog box
You can use the Datapool Literal Substitution dialog box to find or replace literal values in a test script with a datapool reference (an associated datapool). You can set the options in this dialog box to find and replace all, number, string, or boolean literals in a script with a datapool reference. - Datapool Reference Converter dialog box
You can use the Datapool Reference Converter dialog box to convert a literal in a verification point into a datapool variable. - Define Find Filter Name dialog box
The Define Find Filter Name dialog box is the third step in creating and editing find criteria, which enables you to use filters to find objects in a test object map. You use the dialog box to name the set of find criteria. - Define Find Filter Properties dialog box
The Define Find Filter Properties dialog box is the first step in creating and editing find criteria, which enables you to use filters to find objects in a test object map. You use this dialog box to specify properties for the new search criteria or to edit properties for an existing one. - Define Find Filter Relationships dialog box
The Define Find Filter Relationships dialog box is the second step in creating and editing find criteria, which enables you to use filters to find objects in a test object map. You use this dialog box to define the relationship between the properties you added to the find filter. - Delete All Not Used Test Objects dialog box
You use the Delete All Not Used Test Objects dialog box to find all the test objects that do not have references in the scripts associated with the shared test object map and selectively delete them. - Delete Test Object dialog box
This is the first page of the Delete Test Object wizard, which enables you to confirm that you want to delete the selected object from the test object map. - Delete Test Object dialog box -- page 2
This is the second page of the Delete Test Object wizard, which enables you to confirm that you want to delete the selected test object. - Development Environment options
You use the Development Environment page to control the behavior of the Development Environment while playing back, recording, and debugging Functional Test scripts. - Development Environment Advanced options
You use the Advanced Development Environment page to control what happens when the log type is TestManager and you cannot log into TestManager. - Eclipse Platforms tab of the Enable Environments dialog box
You must enable the Eclipse platform for testing before recording scripts for testing Eclipse-based applications. - Edit Test Object Appearance dialog box
You use the Edit Test Object Appearance dialog box to customize the text for test objects displayed in the hierarchy tree of the test object map. - Edit Variable dialog box
You can use the Edit Variable dialog box to change the name of a column of variables, the type of variable, or the position of the variable in a datapool. - Export dialog box
You can use the Export dialog box to export a private or public datapool to a .csv file. - Find and modify dialog box
You use the Find and Modify dialog box to search for test objects in a test object map based on a property, a value, or either. After the object is found, you can make several types of modifications to its properties and values. - product menu
This topic describes the product menu as it appears in Visual Basic when you have HCL OneTest UI installed. Menus and menu items on your machine might be different, depending on the version of Visual Studio .NET that is installed, the installation options selected, and what is open in Visual Studio. - HCL OneTest UI General page
You use the HCL OneTest UI General page to set all product time options. These options are useful to accommodate different computer speeds. - Functional Test project properties page
Use this page to change your default script helper base class. - Functional Test script properties page
Use this page to change your script helper base class, test datapool, or datapool iteration for an individual script. - HCL OneTest UI Script Templates Properties page
You can use the Functional Test Script Templates Properties Page to edit a Functional Test script template. - product toolbar
This topic describes all the buttons and controls on the HCL OneTest UI toolbar. - Import Datapool dialog box
Use the Import Datapool dialog box to create a datapool from an existing HCL OneTest UI datapool or a .csv file. - Import Project Items page
You use the Import Project Items page to import project items such as scripts, test object maps, Java files or Visual Basic files, and datapools into a Functional Test project. - Insert Data Drive Actions dialog box
You can use the Insert Data Drive Actions dialog box to select the test objects and actions you want to data drive. - Java Environments tab of the Enable Environments dialog box
This dialog is opened by clicking from HCL OneTest UI. The Java Environments tab is used to enable Java environments and to add and configure Java environments. Information about enabling JRE's is presented first. Information about adding and configuring JRE's is presented below that. - Log Entry tab: Script Support Functions dialog box
You use the Log Entry tab to insert a log message into a Functional Test scripts and indicate whether it is a message, warning, or an error. During playback, HCL OneTest UI inserts this information into the log. - Merge test object into the test object map page
You use the Merge Test Objects into the Test Object Map page to merge multiple private or shared test object maps into a single shared test object map. - Options dialog box
You use the Options dialog box to customize HCL OneTest UI in a number of different areas, such as increasing/decreasing all time options and setting options for highlighting test objects; operating system values; playback; delays; logging; playback monitor; ScriptAssure(TM); recorder; Recording Monitor; and color settings for the Verification Point Editor, Verification Point Comparator, and the Object Map Editor; and the development environment - Quick Find dialog box
You use the Quick Find dialog box to search a test object map for an object based on the property or value you enter. - Record a New Functional Test Script dialog box
You use the Record a New Functional Test Script dialog box to record a new test script. HCL OneTest UI includes in the new script import statements for files needed to compile and comments containing archiving information. - Record Monitor Preferences dialog box
The Record Monitor Preferences dialog box enables you to modify Recording Monitor message options while in the Recording Monitor. You can add a timestamp to messages in the Record Monitor and select the text color for different types of messages. - General Recorder page
You use the General Recorder page to indicate options for recording Functional Test scripts, such as excluding an executable from being recorded and setting the delay before recording a mouse action or a keystroke. You can also select or clear the option to open the test object map if there is a new test object in the application. - Rename dialog box
You can use the Rename dialog box to rename a Functional Test script, test object map, test folder, log, or other Java files in a project, verification point or test object in the Script Explorer. - Renew all names in associated script (s)
You use the Renew All Names in Associated Script(s) dialog box to change all script test object names to more meaningful and precise names. Functional Test updates the names in associated scripts from the test object map. - Renew Name in Associated Script(s) dialog box
You use the Renew Name in Associated Script(s) dialog box to change a script test object name to a more meaningful and precise name. HCL OneTest UI updates the name in associated script(s) in associated script(s) from the test object map. - Save File As dialog box
You use the Save File As dialog box to save a file under another name and location. - Save Script As dialog box
You use the Save Script As dialog box to save a script under another name. - HCL OneTest UI Script Explorer
The HCL OneTest UI Script Explorer lists the script helper, helper superclass or helper base class, test datapool, verification points, and test objects for the current script. - Sleep tab: Script Support Functions dialog box
You use the Sleep tab to insert a sleep command into your Functional Test script to delay the script the length of time you specify. - Timer tab: Script Support Functions dialog box
You use the Timer tab to insert a timer into the current script and to stop the timer. Timers remain running until you stop them explicitly or exit Functional Test. - Search for Java Environments dialog box
The Search for Java Environments dialog box is opened using the Search button in the Java Environments tab of the Enable Environments dialog box (the enabler). It is used to search your hard disk drive(s) for JREs to configure and/or enable them. - Search for Web Browsers dialog box
The Search for Web Browsers dialog box is opened using the Search button in the Web Browsers tab of the Enable Environments dialog box (the enabler). It is used to search your hard disk drive(s) for web browsers to configure and/or enable them. - Select an Object dialog box
You use the Select an Object dialog box to select the object in your application you want to add to the test object map and a script. - Select an Object page of the Insert a GUI Object into the Object Map wizard
You use the Select an Object page of the Insert a GUI Object into the Object Map dialog box to select the object in your application you want to add to the test object map. - Select an Object page of the Update Recognition Properties wizard
You use this page of the Update Recognition Properties wizard to select the object in your application for which you want to update recognition properties. - Select Script to Play Back/Select Script to Debug dialog box
You can use the Select Script to Play Back or Select Script to Debug dialog box to select the Functional Test script that you want to play back or debug. - Select Helper Superclass/Select a Script Helper Base Class dialog box
In HCL OneTest UI, Eclipse Integration, use the Select Helper Superclass dialog box to select a helper superclass to add to the script. In HCL OneTest UI, Microsoft Visual Studio .NET Integration, use the Select a Script Helper Base Class dialog box to select a helper base class to add to the script. - Select Items to Export page
You use the Select Items to Export page of the Export wizard to choose the project items such as scripts, test object maps, Java files or Visual Basic files, and datapools that you want to export to another Functional Test project. - Select Items to Overwrite page
HCL OneTest UI displays the Select Items to Overwrite page if the project already contains any of the items you are importing. You use the page to select the check boxes of the items that you want to overwrite in the project or clear the items that you do not want overwritten. - Select Log page
Use the Select Log page to select a log and specify whether to have the Script Launch wizard open when you run a script. - Select Object Options page of the Insert GUI Object into the Object Map wizard
You use the Select Object Options page of the Insert a GUI Object into the Object Map dialog box to indicate that you want to add just one object, just the one object and its siblings, or all objects on the window. - Select object options page
You can use the Select Object Options page to select whether you want to add a selected object, a selected object and its immediate children, or all descendents of the selected object in a datapool table. - Select object to data drive page
You can use the Select Object to Data Drive page to select an object that you want to data drive in your application-under-test. After you select an object, the objects recognition properties appear in the Object Recognition Properties grid at the bottom of the page. - Select Script Assets page
You use the Select Script Assets page to select the type of object map, helper superclass or helper base class, test datapool, and datapool iterator class you want to use with the Functional Test script you are creating. - Set Active Find Criteria dialog box
You use the Set Active Find Criteria dialog box to select the filter you want to use for searching the test object map, to create a new filter, and to edit or delete an existing filter. - Set Description Property for Selected Test Object dialog box
You use the Set Description Property for Selected Test Object dialog box to add descriptive text to the Administrative property set tab for the object. HCL OneTest UI displays the description when you place the cursor over the object name in a script. - Set Highlight Window Preferences dialog box
You use the Set Highlight Window Preferences dialog box to specify how you wantHCL OneTest UI to emphasize test objects in applications-under-test when you select them in a test object map or in the Script Explorer. These settings also control howHCL OneTest UI highlights objects you select with various other wizards and dialog boxes, such as Verification Point and Action Wizard and the Insert a GUI Object into the Object Map dialog box. - Specify Playback Options page
Use the Specify Playback Options page to specify run arguments and a datapool iteration count. - Start application dialog box
You can open the Start Application dialog box with the Start Application button on the Recording toolbar to start your test application while you are recording.HCL OneTest UI inserts a startApp command into your script. - TestManager Property page
You can use the TestManager Property page to view whether or not a Functional Test project is associated with a Rational® project, the name of the Rational project, the Rational project location, the script source name, and the script source data path. - Test object inspector
You use the Test Object Inspector to view properties of selected test objects visible in the running application and display information about those objects, such as parent hierarchy, inheritance hierarchy, test object properties, nonvalue properties, and method information. - Undo checkout options
You can use the Undo Checkout Options dialog box to save a copy of a script that you want to undo with a _keep extension. - Unify Test Objects dialog box
You use the first page of the Object Map: Unify Test Objects wizard to combine two objects within an object map, unify their properties, and automatically fix scripts to refer to the combined object. - Unify Test Objects dialog box -- page 2
You use the second page of the Unify Test Objects wizard to confirm that you want to replace one test object with another. - Update Test Object Recognition Properties wizard
You use the Update Test Object Recognition Properties wizard to update recognition properties for a test object in the software under test. - Verification Point and Action wizard
You open the Verification Point and Action wizard dialog box with the Insert Verification Point or Action Command button
on the Recording toolbar.
You use the wizard to select objects to test in your application,
and to select the types of tests to perform on them. You record a
verification point by using this wizard. - Verification Point Comparator
The Verification Point Comparator is used to compare verification point data after you play back a script with a verification point and to update the baseline file. If the verification point failed, the Comparator shows both the expected and actual values, so you can analyze the differences. You can then load the baseline file and edit it or update it with the values from the actual file. - Verification Point Editor
The Verification Point Editor lets you view and edit verification point data. You can open the Editor by double-clicking a verification point in the Script Explorer window. The Editor banner displays the name of your verification point. - Web browsers tab of the Enable Environments dialog box
This dialog is opened by clicking Configure > Enable Environments for Testing from HCL OneTest UI. The Web Browsers tab is used to enable your browsers and to add and configure browsers. Information about enabling browsers is presented first. Information about adding and configuring browsers is presented below that. - Test Object Map menu
This topic describes each of the options on the test object map menu. - Test Object Map toolbar
This topic describes each button on the test object map toolbar - Test object hierarchy
The Test Object Hierarchy lists all test objects in the application-under-test and provides information for each, such as color, owner relationship, state, test domain, role, name, and .class. - Property sets
The lower (or right) pane of the Test Object Map window contains property sets, which provide information about the selected object. - Object Properties Configuration Tool
Use the object properties configuration tool to configure the object recognition properties in the customized object library. While recording scripts, the customized object library file is used as a reference for setting object recognition properties and the property weights in the object map. - Add Object dialog box
Use this option to add new objects to the object library and specify properties that needs to be added as recognition properties to the test object. - Import Object Recognition Properties dialog box
Use this option to import objects along with its recognition properties and weights from an object properties file into the object library. - Export Object Recognition Properties dialog box
Use this option to export the customized objects along with its recognition properties and weights of the object library into an object recognition property file. - Insert Image Verification Point Command page
Use this page to create an image verification point for the selected object or the image. The image verification point compares the image of the selected object or the specified image region with the object in the application under test when you play back the script.