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Before you can record activity or scan objects, you must select the existing Test Modeller workspace in which any captured information will be saved.
The Projects and Workspace Panel opens immediately after you log in:
A workspace is the communal file manager for storing and sharing files in Test Modeller. Your user credentials should automatically be associated with a workspace for your team or organisation.
A workspace contains projects in which models and any associated test artefacts are stored. A project can be segmented by release, associating test activity with specific project iterations.
A project without any associated releases, or a release associated with a given project are equivalent to a “context”. In Test Modeller, a context determines the models and data being worked with, allowing you to easily switch between the projects and releases you are editing.
Selecting or creating a project and/or release in the VIP Test Modeller Explorer determines the context into which any recorded or scanned activity will be accessible in Test Modeller.
It can be easier to first pre-configure projects and releases in the Test Modeller Workspace, before then selecting the required project and release from the Test Modeller Explorer. Separate Knowledge Base articles explain how to create a new project and divide it into releases, and navigating contexts.
Alternatively, new projects and releases can be created in the Test Modeller Explorer itself. Simply click the plus icon next to the project or version field, type a name for the project or release, and click “create”:
Any projects and releases created in the Test Modeller Explorer will be reflected in existing workspaces in Test Modeller. Recorded or captured activity and objects will be stored in the newly created project or release, from which it can be analysed in Test Modeller, and overlaid onto models stored in the same workspace.
The workspace, project, and release can be changed by selecting the cog in the main panel of the Test Modeller Explorer:
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- IEnumerable to Data Reader
- Data Table to List
- Nested String List to Data Table
- List to Data Table
- IEnumerable to List
- List to IEnumerable
- Remove from List
- Exists in List
- Value Exists in Dictionary
- Key Exists in Dictionary
- Remove from Dictionary
- Get from Dictionary
- Clear Dictionary
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- Introduction
- Overview of the Advanced Control Spreadsheet
- Refining the Control Spreadsheet
- The ProcessModel sheet – Toggling Subset Rules
- The Tables Sheet: Defining Metadata that will be read from the Source Database
- The ForeignKeys Sheet - Specifying which Foreign Keys to read from the Source Database
- Explanation of Remaining Sheets in the Control Spreadsheet (for reference only)
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- Overview of Post-Subset Actions
- Add Primary Keys
- Add Foreign Keys
- Add Both Primary and Foreign Keys (The Composite ADDKEYS action)
- Validate that Primary Keys are Unique
- Validate that Foreign Keys are Unique
- Validate Both Primary and Foreign Keys (The composite ValidateKeys Action)
- Drop Foreign Keys
- Drop Primary Keys
- Drop both Primary and Foreign Keys (The composite DROPKEYS Action)
- Delete Orphans
- Truncate Data
- Drop Tables
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- How to Configure the Synthetic Test Data Configuration Control Sheet
- Sample Commerce Configuration Sheet Examples
- Adding Event Hooks in Configuration sheet for custom functionality
- Use Event Hooks to call VIP Flows
- How the PreProcessVariables Table is used in the Configuration sheet
- PreProcess Variables and Parameters
- Using SQL Functions to query Databases and Using the Queries in Data Generation Functions
- Different Methods for Connecting to Source Databases
- Summary of the Process to Configure the Test Data Configuration sheet
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- Test Modeller : System requirements (Windows, Linux)
- Test Modeller : Installation components
- Test Modeller: Software Pre-requisites
- Test Modeller Core (Linux) Installation
- Test Modeller Core (Linux) Optional – Active Directory
- Test Modeller Core (Linux) Optional – SSL Certificate Installation
- Test Modeller Core (Linux) Optional – Postgres LDAP
- Test Modeller – Maintenance
- The UI Recorder
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- Welcome Selenium (Java)
- Prerequisites (Selenium Java)
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- Scan an Existing Web App
- Build a Model (Java)
- Generate Automation Code
- Execute Tests (Java)
- Import existing framework / custom page objects (Advanced)
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- Common Problems
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