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 Features added to TestArchitect 7.2

Features added to TestArchitect 7.2

This topic describes the changes made in TestArchitect version 7.2.

It is strongly recommended that you back up all repositories before upgrading to the latest version of TestArchitect.

TestArchitect Client

• Multiple device execution: An automated test can be run on multiple devices attached to a local machine and/or remote machines.
• Device management in the Lab Manager: Adding or removing controllers/devices, and terminating tests running on controllers/devices can be directly managed in the TestArchitect Lab Manager.
• Variation functionality is now available in all TestArchitect editions.
• Capturing multiple controls: Multiple controls can be captured simultaneously on the Interface Viewer.
• Variable auto-completion: Entering a pound symbol (#) in an empty expression cell triggers an auto-complete pop-up window containing a list of suitable scope-based (global, test module, test case, local) variables associated with that action.
• Test suite creation: Test suites can be created with any test-related items (test modules, test cases, and test results).
• Automatically add test results to repository: Test results meeting certain predefined criteria can automatically be added to the repository immediately after a test run.
• Import data into data sets: Data in a tab-delimited CSV file can be imported into dataset files used for data-driven tests. (Refer to Importing a source file into a data set and Importing a data folder into a data set folder for details.)
• Username/password encryption: Passwords can be encrypted and then be used within test script via the built-in action enter in conjunction with special identifiers.
• Auto export result to html file: Exporting to html allows for convenient viewing of test results on any web browser.
• Variation for data sets:  Variation is supported for data sets to enhance modularity by limiting code changes to applicable sections while allowing your test modules to remain intact from one version to the next.
• Dashboard:  The enhanced Dashboard is customizable to include trends, graphs and charts to help quickly and effectively manage, measure, and analyze the &health& and status of all your test projects.
  • New predefined charts:  Additional charts are provided for you to quickly create most commonly used charts.
    • Test Modules Execution Result Details: This stacked bar chart shows the test module’s test run results as percentage of pass/fail/passed with warning errors by day, week, month, or year. The default view is by week.
    • Test Modules Execution Failure Trend: This line chart displays the test module’s test run failure status (the number of failures) by day, week, month, or year. The default view is by week.
    • Test Modules Execution Result by Build: This pie chart shows the statistic data of the test module’s test run results from the latest build.
    • Test Modules Execution History: This chart displays the test run history of each test module for each day.
  • Get latest filters:  Updates the information on a panel from the latest filtered data from the data source profile.
  • Hyperlinks:  Hyperlinks are available on detail reports and on heat maps for you to quickly open corresponding entities in TestArchitect.
  • Drill down reports:  Clicking a section on the chart opens a drill down report page showing detail statistics for that section.
• Test results: Test result user interface, usability and performance are improved.
  • Summary tab: This section summarizes passed, failed, errors and warnings the test results for quick references. All test run logs are also shown in this section.
  • Result details:  Detail test run results including the start and elapsed time for each action are shown in this section.
  • New fields (Device Name, Device OS, and Build Number) added to the summary and information tabs.

Enhancements to existing features:

• New UI for Dashboard and Lab Manager.
• New GUI for $ Class Map to improve clarification:  The $ Class Maps entity is divided into WPF platform and WIN32 platform sections.
• MTM association performance improvement.
• Adding results to repository: Performance improvement when adding large amount of test results to the repository, or when multiple users are simultaneously adding test results to the repository.
• Comparing results: Test results can be compared with more than one baseline at a time, and the comparison performance is improved.

TestArchitect Automation

• Variable scopes: Support both global and local variables.
• Extensibility: Extend control recognition through customizable action behavior. Extensibility is supported on Win32, Java, and WPF.
• Class mapping for WPF: Class mapping helps the user maps unknown controls to known TestArchitect controls so that TestArchitect can use existing built-in actions to recognize and handle unknown controls.
• Container Class for WPF: The container class help captures child UI elements of complex controls belonging to Treeview, Listbox, Listview, or Table classes so that TestArchitect can use existing built-in actions to recognize and handle those child UI elements.
• Ignore modifier for built-in action: When the modifier “ignore” is used as an argument value in support actions, that action line will be ignored when it is executed.
• Support the latest Firefox browser on Linux.
• Support Android 4.2 devices.
• New property resource ID on Android.
• Support property editable for text box with true/false value.
• New setting color format: Specifies the RGB color code in either decimal or hexadecimal format.
• Support Android on Linux.
• New built-in actions:
  • kill process: Terminates running process on mobile device.
  • lock :  Turns off and locks iOS device screen.
  • unlock :  Turns on and unlocks iOS device screen.
  • press device buttons: Emulates pressing of a hard button on the device.
  • get last check information: Retrieve information from the last check action.
  • check controls matched: Checks if all identified controls on an interface entity match with the controls on an AUT  window.
  • set native property: Sets a new value of a control’s native property.
  • get native property: Retrieves the value of a control’s native property.
  • check native property: Captures the value of a specified native property from a control, and then compare it against the expected value.
  • check process running: Checks if one or more processes are running on a mobile device.
  • check process not running: Checks if one or more processes are not running on a mobile device.
  • is process running: Returns a Boolean value to indicate whether a process is running on a mobile device.
  • local variable:: Defines and assigns a value to a local variable.
  • global variable: Defines and assigns a value to a global variable.
  • set global variable: Assigns a value to an existing global variable.

Enhancements to existing features:

• Modify the action start program to start a new process with the current System Environment Variable (without inheriting from the parent’s process).
• Support the action set to set text box values on all browsers.
• Support the action get system performance information to get the current system performance information from a mobile device or desktop test machine.
• Not showing automation message box errors (on any notice level) when using the on error or on error action.
• Not reporting warnings for the actions on error action and on failure action when they execute.
• Report as error instead of warning when a tree/list item is not found.
• The action report error will trigger error handler.
• The return coordinate values left and top of the actions get picture location and get text coordinate (for Android) is relative to screen/window/control.
• The TA property doc title in the interface viewer has highest suggestion priority.

Installation and Upgrades

• Install selectable components:  User can select which TestArchitect components (TestArchitect Client and Repository Server) to install.
• Update installer for JTO: Installer resolves theJava Tool Option conflicts.
• Retain test module data:  Local test module data are saved when installing or upgrading new builds.