Interface mapping

Interface definitions in TestArchitect perform the function of interface mapping, which is used to insulate tests from changes to a target application’s interface elements.Interface definitions map logical names, also known as TA names, to interface elements. TA names serve as user-friendly element identifiers.

Interfaces are assigned to projects just as test modules and actions are, and reside on a branch of the TestArchitect explorer tree:

A TestArchitect interface consists of a set of modules known as interface entities that include information on windows and controls and how to identify them. These definitions allow you to assign logical names, or TA names, to both the windows and the controls within them. (Note that, for the purposes of this discussion, references to windows and controls apply equally to web pages and HTML elements, respectively.)

For each AUT window to which you must interface, you create an interface entity, which appears as a worksheet in the test editor. An interface entity serves two essential functions:

Related concepts

Interface mapping

Interface entities and elements


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