Once you have created a Project , you can define (and edit) AUT's . You can define a new AUT straight after creating the Project in the Project wizard or you can do it later on via the Project properties 3.5.2.
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If you will be starting your AUT with the autrun command 3.7.2.6, then you can automatically define your AUT 3.7.2.7 |
The AUT dialog (3.10) appears when you define or edit an AUT .
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If you know that you will be working with multiple versions of the same AUT (e.g. a version for Windows and Linux, or two versions that use different databases), then define one AUT here and create multiple configurations 3.7.1 for this AUT . This means that your different configurations will all share one object map. If you are working with multiple completely different AUT's , then define the different AUT's here. |
IDs for AUT's launched by other AUT's
The AUT ID will take a specific form 3.15.2.2 and must be defined as such in the AUT definition.
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If you will be starting your AUT from Jubula (i.e. via an AUT configuration 3.7.1) then you do not need to enter any IDs here. |
The languages you select are the languages the AUT can be started in. You will be able to translate the data in your Test Cases into these languages so that a Test Suite will test the AUT in the right language.
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If you are editing the AUT and remove an AUT language for which you have already specified data, this will result in the data for that language being lost. |
If you do not require an AUT configuration, because you will be starting the AUT using the autrun command 3.7.2.6, then you do not need to create an AUT configuration.