Tool Mentor: Executing Tests using Rational RobotTMPurposeThis tool mentor describes how to use Rational Robot to execute testing (playing back the test scripts). Related Rational Unified Process activities:
OverviewThis Tool Mentor is applicable when running Microsoft Windows 95/98/NT 4.0. To execute the test scripts recorded / programmed using Rational Robot, play back the test script. 1. Play the script back
When you play back a script, Robot repeats your recorded actions and automates the execution of the test. With automation, you can test each new build of your application faster and more thoroughly than by testing it manually. This decreases testing time and increases both coverage and overall consistency. Test Scripts are played back at several times during the test life cycle:
Before playback, Robot automatically compiles a script if it has changed since it last ran. For information on preparing the test environment for script playback, see Tool Mentor: Setting up the Test Environment in Rational Robot. To play back a script:
The query determines which names and fields appears in the list. To change the list, select a query from the Query drop-down list. You create new queries in TestManagerTM.
Note: To stop playback of a script, press the F11 key. Robot recognizes the F11 key only when playing back Object-Oriented commands. The F11 key does not stop playback during low-level actions. 2. Evaluate the execution of test
See Tool Mentor: Evaluating the Execution
of Test with Rational LogViewerTM for details on evaluating the
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