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The Qualitia Offline Package (QOP) is a portable and easily deployable bundle containing Qualitia Tests and Qualitia Execution Engine with ability to independently execute test cases and report results without Qualitia Test Automation Studio.
Qualitia Offline Package = Qualitia Execution Engine + Tests Package

QOP is created from the Qualitia Test Automation Studio and then executed in multiple environments. These environments DO NOT need Qualitia Test Automation Studio installed as Qualitia Offline contains the Qualitia Execution Engine to execute and report tests exactly as Qualitia Test Automation Studio does.

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• Packaging Execution Engine
• Creating Test Packages

Packaging Execution Engine

The first step of creating an offline package is to bundle Qualitia Execution Engine.
To package execution engine:

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Once the Qualitia Execution Engine and Test Packages are created successfully, you can move this folder to any location. Before executing test cases using offline package, see the important components listed in the table below.

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Understanding qualitia.properties

This section helps you understanding the elements stored in Qualitia.properties file. This file contains all the configurations required for offline package execution.
The default configuration values are taken from Qualitia Configuration existing at the time of creating offline package. You need to change some values that contain file paths and so forth before executing your test cases.
The following table illustrates the list of properties to be set before executing test cases using offline package.

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Offline Package - Execution

Once the offline package is created you can execute it opening the command prompt and navigating to the folder where you saved the Offline Package. After navigating to the designated folder, call the Qualitia-offline jar using java.
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This command executes tests available at the path mentioned in the qualitia.properties file.
Note: In case you have multiple versions of java, Qualitia uses the version set against the "JAVA_HOME" system variable under System Properties settings of your computer.

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qualitia.propertiesUser Defined PropertiesCommand line argumentsOverridesOverridesThis Command line arguments override User-defined properties which override qualitia.properties.

qualitia.properties - this file is auto generated based on the Qualitia Configuration at the time of creating offline package User Defined

User defined properties - user-defined properties file overrides the values in qualitia.properties to be used as first argument. For example: "java “java -jar qualitia-offline-xxxx.jar config/userdefined.properties"properties”

Command line arguments in "java - command line arguments in “java -jar qualitia-offline.xxxx.jar sBrowserType=firefox" firefox” overrides properties in User Defined properties and qualitia.properties.

*xxxx denotes the version of qualitia-offline jar. Kindly check the offline location for the exact jar file name.
As shown in the diagram above, configuration Configuration properties can be changed at three different levels.

• Level 1: qualitia.properties - Qualitia generates this file based on Qualitia Configuration settings available at the time of creating offline package.
• Level 2: User Defined Properties File - You can create your own property file and provide the path as the first argument to the qualitia-offline-xxxx.jar. It provides flexibility to create multiple property files based on the required configuration combinations. You can create separate property files for each OS, browser, their combinations as per the project requirements. For example: win7.properties, mac.properties, linux.properties, linux-ff.properties, linux-headless.properties, so on.
• Level 3: Command Line Arguments Arguments - Command line arguments allow further fine tuning of the configurations providing arguments to the qualitia-offline-xxxx.jar. It overrides user defined properties if anything is provided as the first argument or the values set in the qualitia.properties file. You can also provide properties that are part of the quality.properties file as the command line arguments in the following format; name=value. For example: Property Name sBrowserType containing Property Value firefox can be provided as follows;

qualitia-offline-xxxx.jar sBrowserType=firefox

Similarly you can provide multiple property=value pairs separating them with space as follows;

qualitia-offline-xxxx.jar sBrowserType=firefox xmlPath=D:\QualitiaOffline\Scripts SyncTimeInSeconds=

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