3.5.3.3 Expert AUT configuration

You can use the expert dialog (3.12) to configure more detailed information about how the AUT should be started.

Figure 3.12: AUT configuration window: expert
Image autconfigwindow_expert

  1. Add any additional desired JRE Arguments.
  2. Enter any required System Environment Variables, in the format "<VARNAME>=<value>", i.e. "PATH=C:$\backslash$". Separate each variable with a new line by pressing »ENTER«.

    \includegraphics[height=2cm]{danger} Please be advised that ''embedding'' the contents of one variable into another is not supported at this time by Jubula . That is, if you have a variable named FOO whose value is "abc", and set the value of a second variable BAR to "%FOO%def", the second variable will not contain "abcdef", but rather the exact text "%FOO%def", without evaluating it.

  3. Select an activation method for your AUT .

    \includegraphics[height=2cm]{lightbulb} For HTML AUT's , you can enter an ID attribute name for naming components in your AUT 4.4.2.

    Activation makes sure that the AUT is in focus at the beginning of test execution. This is acheived by clicking somewhere in the AUT window. You can specify the activation method (i.e. where to click) as part of a configuration for an AUT , or you can create a Test Step within a test to do the same thing -->Reference Manual [*].

    The advantage of specifying an activation method here is that it is central and affects each test execution started on this AUT with this configuration.

    Bear in mind that you may need to activate your AUT in order for tests to work, especially if the AUT runs on the same machine as Jubula .



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