Qualitia Client and Offline Package supports test suite executions on multiple platforms and browsers for test case executions and report viewing. Along with the local machines, test suite can be executed through Qualitia Client and Offline package on remote o cloud environments.
Qualitia supports the following cloud environments:
Saucelabs
Browserstack
Perfecto
Testobject
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Supported Environments for Test Suite Executions
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You can do it in the following two ways:
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Normal Remote Execution
This option can be used when you are aware of the remote machine details where you wish to execute your test cases. You need to choose to execute offline package on a remote machine with specific details.
Qualitia uses the selenium-standalone-server-jar for test case executions on the target remote machine.
To run selenium-stand- alone jar:
Download the selenium-standalone-jar on the target machine where you want to execute test cases.
Download the drivers corresponding to the offline execution browser (chromedriver, IEdriverServer, and so on) and store it in the same location where the Selenium-stand-alone-jar is saved.
Open the Command Prompt window and navigate to the location where offline jar is located.
Do one of the following:
If the execution browser is Iexpore and Selenium sever standalone version is 2.xx.x, execute following command: java -jar selenium-server-standalone-2.45.0.jar - Dwebdriver.ie.driver="D:\Data\Testing\Apps\IEDriverServer.exe”.
If the execution browser is Iexpore and selenium sever standalone version is 3.xx.x, execute following command: java -Dwebdriver.ie.driver="D:\Data\Testing\Apps\IEDriverServer.exe" -jar selenium-server-standalone-3.0.1.jar
Configuring the Settings for a Normal Remote Execution
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For detailed instructions on using execution profiles, refer to /wiki/spaces/T2/pages/2681539904Working with Execution Profiles.
To configure the settings for a Normal Remote Execution:
Do one of the following:
To execute from a Qualitia client, open the associated execution profile.
To execute an offline suite, do the following in the order listed:
Open the offline package folder.
From
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the Configuration Manager folder, and double-
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click the Qualitia Offline Configuration Manager.
Do one of the following;
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Click Browse next to Select the Suite Directory, and then locate and
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select the offline suite.
Enter the location path of the offline suite folder, and press Tab.
Under
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the Select the profile to edit, select the execution profile created to execute on remote environment.
Select the associated execution profile that is defined to execute on remote environment.
From the Mapped Execution Profile list, select the execution profile you have opened.
Set the ExecutionEnvironment as Remote.
Set the RemoteURL value to a valid remote URL that is IP and port of remote machine.
For example: RemoteURL=http://192.168.25.123:4445/wd/hubClick Save.
Suite Execution
Execute the test suite or offline suite you have configured. To know how to execute an offline package, refer to (8.4.X) Work with Offline Package.
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Remote Execution through Selenium Grid
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A Hub can be created in the network following the steps mentioned below.
Decide a machine in the network to register as hub (with IP, for example, 192.168.25.6).
Download the Selenium-server-standalone jar file on Hub machine.
Open Command Prompt and navigate to the location where Selenium-server-standalone-jar is saved.
Execute command "java -jar selenium-server-standalone-2.xx.0.jar -role hub -port 4445".
Create Node and Register to Hub
Once a hub is created in the network, you can select multiple machines to act as its nodes. Registering nodes include the following steps.
Download the Selenium-server-standalone jar file on the node machine.
Launch the command prompt and navigate to the location where Selenium-server-standalone jar file is saved.
Execute command "java -jar selenium-server-standalone-2.xx.x.jar -role node –hub http://hubIP:4445/grid/
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Prior to executing test cases in remote execution in the Selenium grid, you need to configure settings accordingly. Here are some important points to keep in mind when configuring settings for remote execution in the Selenium grid.
Selenium server jar version used in Qualitia offline package and downloaded at remote machines including Hub and Nodes must be the same all over.
Java needs to be installed and configured in the computer’s environment path.
Port number used for the hub is changeable and the default port number is 4444.
As hub selects a node for execution at its own at run time, you cannot provide details for specific OS / Platform.
To know more about how to setup Selenium grid hub and node, you recommend using the Selenium grid links given below.
Either you can create an execution profile to execute on the remote environment or edit an existing execution profile. For more information, refer to /wiki/spaces/T2/pages/2681539904Working with Execution Profiles.
To configure the settings for executing through Selenium Grid:
Do one of the following:
To execute the test suite from a Qualitia client, open the associated execution profile.
To execute the offline suite, do the following in the order listed:
Open the offline package folder.
From
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the Configuration Manager folder, and double-
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click the Qualitia Offline Configuration Manager.
Do one of the following;
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Click Browse next to Select the Suite Directory, and then locate and
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select the offline suite.
Enter the location path of the offline suite folder, and press Tab.
Under
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the Select the profile to edit, select the execution profile created to execute on remote environment.
Select the associated execution profile that is defined to execute on remote environment.
From the Mapped Execution Profile list, select the execution profile you have opened.
Set the ExecutionEnvironment as Remote.
Set the RemoteURL value to a valid remote URL that is IP and port of remote machine.
For example: RemoteURL=http://192.168.25.123:4445/wd/hubSet the GridPlatform value to a valid platform where you want to execute test cases. For example: Set the GridPlatform=Win10.
Click Save.
Suite Execution
Execute the test suite or offline suite you have configured. To know how to execute an offline package, refer to (8.4.X) Work with Offline Package.
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Remote Executions for Mobile Applications on Selenium Grid
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What is Selenium Grid?
Selenium Grid is a part of the Selenium Suite that is specialized to run multiple tests across different browsers, operating systems, and machines simultaneously.
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Do one of the following:
To execute the test suite from a Qualitia client, open the associated execution profile.
To execute the offline suite, do the following in the order listed:
Open the offline package folder.
From the Configuration Manager folder, and double-click the Qualitia Offline Configuration Manager.
Do one of the following;
Click Browse next to Select the Suite Directory, and then locate and select the offline suite.
Enter the location path of the offline suite folder, and press Tab.
Under the Select the profile to edit, select the execution profile created to execute on remote environment.
Select the associated execution profile that is defined to execute on remote environment.
From the Mapped Execution Profile list, select the execution profile you have opened.
Configure the settings in the associated execution profile. For more information, refer to Requirements and Configuration Settings for Mobile Environments.
Set the ExecutionEnvironment as Remote.
Set the RemoteURL value to a valid remote URL that is IP and port of the remote machine.
For example: RemoteURL=http://192.168.25.123:4445
Set the GridPlatform value to a valid platform where you want to execute test cases. For example: Set the GridPlatform=Win10.
Click Save.
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For more information about BrowserStack, click here.
Before you start offline execution on BrowserStack, ensure you have:
An active account with valid Username/Access Key and
Sufficient balance of execution hours
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BrowserStack does not support all Selenium versions. Qualitia users can use the browserstack.selenium_version capability to specify the version they want to use when executing test cases. |
Mandatory Settings in Qualitia
You must create execution profiles that are solely used for execution on Browserstack platform from Qualitia Client or offline package. In those execution profiles, you must define the settings that are mandatory for test suite execution.
Mandatory Settings in the Associated Execution Profile
In the associated execution profile, do the following in the order listed:
From
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the Environment
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list, select Cloud.
From
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the Cloud Platform list,
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select BrowserStack.
Select the Edit Desired Capabilities checkbox.
Select or enter the following values:
Url
username
accesskey
Additional Recommendations:
On
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the Execution Parameters
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tab, select ScreenCaptureMode
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as Browser.
Viewing Current Execution on BrowserStack
Once you have triggered the offline execution, you can view the status of your ongoing executions on BrowserStack. BrowserStack considers each Test case as a new project. The status is updated after each project is completed with its status against it. Also, you can filter the projects by their status (Completed, Timeout, or Errors) or you can search it by build name or session name.
You can record your test case execution configuring the browserstack.properties file accordingly. If you set the recordVideo value as true and all the test case executions will be recorded. You can download these videos once the test execution is completed.
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Execution Behind Firewall
Sometimes applications are configured to be accessed within private networks. Such applications deny access when they are being accessed from other than local networks and so from BrowserStack. Executing test cases on BrowserStack for such applications needs special configurations.
When executing test case for applications running behind firewall on Windows, you need to execute the BrowserStackLocal.exe file on the machine in the private network to allow BrowserStack to execute tests flawlessly.
To execute test cases for applications running behind firewall on BrowserStack (Windows):
Make sure you have set the browserstack.local value as true in the Edit Additional capabilities.
Download the BrowserStackLocal.exe on any machine in the network using the following url:
https://www.browserstack.com/automate/python#setting-local-tunnelUnzip the folder.
Open Command Prompt and navigate to the BrowserStackLocal.exe file followed by BrowserStack Access key.
For example:
<Path where the file is saved> BrowserStackLocal.exe --key <BrowserStack access key>Press Enter.
Once the BrowserStackLocal.exe file is executed successfully, you can execute your Offline tests on BrowserStack environment using the same method mentioned above. When executing test case for applications running behind firewall on Mac, you need to execute the BrowserStackLocal Unix Executable file on the machine in the private network to allow BrowserStack executing tests flawlessly.
To execute test cases for applications running behind firewall on BrowserStack (Mac):
Make sure you have set the browserstack.local value as true in the Edit Additional Capabilities.
Download the BrowserStackLocal Unix Executable file on any machine in the network using the following url:
https://www.browserstack.com/automate/python#setting-local-tunnelUnzip the folder.
Open Terminal and navigate to the BrowserStackLocal Unix Executable file followed by BrowserStack Access key.
For example:
./BrowserStackLocal --key <BrowserStack access key>Press Enter.
Once the BrowserStackLocal Unix Executable file is executed successfully, you can execute your Offline tests on BrowserStack environment using the same method mentioned above.
Execution Behind Proxy
Qualitia users can execute the test cases behind a proxy.
In order to execute the test cases behind a proxy, you must configure Proxy Properties in the Edit Additional Capabilities.
Qualitia users can define these properties using the command line as well.
Execution using Browser Capabilities
Selenium allows you setting desired browser specific properties to be used when executing test cases. These properties can be set for offline execution as well. You can provide these browser specific details through browser-capability files. For each supported browser (Firefox, IE, Google Chrome, and Safari) you need to configure the settings in the Edit Additional Capabilities.
Each property file above is a set of all the browser specific properties that Selenium allows you change. If you do not change any property, Selenium uses its default values.
Qualitia gives you provision to set these values for Selenium. Selenium has its own control on what value to use and how to reflect them in Execution Browser. For more information about Selenium Capabilities, refer following links:
Execution on Sauce Labs
Introduction
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To know more about Sauce Labs click here.
Also, before uploading an iOS native or hybrid application, ensure that you build the application by following the below Saucelabs guidelines:
To build the application for simulators, refer to https://support.saucelabs.com/hc/en-us/articles/360046918034
To build the application for real devices, refer to https://wiki.saucelabs.com/display/DOCS/Creating+an+ipa+File
Prior to starting offline execution on Sauce Labs, ensure that you have:
An active account with valid user name / password
Sufficient balance of execution hours.
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After logging to Sauce Labs, click Data Center located at the top-right corner, and select the Time Zone to USE West 1. |
Mandatory Settings in Qualitia
You must create execution profiles that are solely used for execution on Saucelabs platform from Qualitia Client or offline package. In those execution profiles, you must define the settings that are mandatory for test suite execution.
Mandatory Settings in the Associated Execution Profile
Do the following in the order listed:
From
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the Environment list, select
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as Cloud.
From
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the Cloud Platform list,
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select Sauce.
Select the Edit Desired Capabilities checkbox
Select or enter the following values:
Url
username
accesskey
For testing on a desktop web application,
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select usew3c as True.
For testing on a mobile application,
Enter the Platform Version only and do not edit the default value for the Native Object sync time.
Do not add the same capabilities that are already specified in Sauce labs Mobile section, such as deviceName.
For iOS mobile application, ignore value present in Appium Server URL as it is mandatory field. It is not used in the execution.
For testing on a mobile hybrid application,
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select nativeWebScreenshot as True.
For testing on an iOS native or hybrid application, perform the following actions:
From the automationName drop-down, select XCUITest.
Enter the latest Appium version number as the appiumVersion.
Additional Recommendations:
In
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the Execution Parameters
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tab, select ScreenCaptureMode
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as Browser.
Viewing Current Execution on Sauce Lab's Dashboard
Once you have triggered the offline execution, you can view the status of your ongoing executions on the Sauce Lab's Dashboard. Each test case appears on dashboard as a single job with execution status against it. All the test cases are taken one by one by the sequence they are arranged in Suite. The status is updated after each test execution is completed on Sauce Lab environment with its status (fail / pass) against it. You can view the execution of test case clicking the current job on Dashboard.
You can record your test case execution configuring the sauce.properties file accordingly.
Set the recordVideo value as true and all the test case executions will be recorded.
You can download these videos once the test execution is completed from the Metadata tab. The video contains the execution of all the test cases available in Suite as the value set against QualitiaExecMode in the associated execution profile is PS (refers to per suite).
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Execution Reports
Test execution reports are launched on the machine from where the execution was triggered after the test case execution is completed. You can also download the video of test case execution from the Metadata tab.
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Execution of Tests Running Behind Firewall (on Private Networks)
Few applications are configured to be accessed using private networks. Such applications deny access when they are being accessed from other than local networks and so from Sauce Lab. Executing test cases on Sauce for such applications needs special configurations.
You need to execute the sc.exe file some machine in the private network to allow Sauce executing tests flawlessly.
Executing this sc.exe will create a tunnel allowing sauce to execute test cases in the private network.
To execute applications of private network on Sauce:
Open the associated execution profile.
Under Edit Additional Capabilities, set the desired value for slw.tunnelIdentifier.
The value set here for this key will be required when executing sc.exe in step 6. For more information on configuring this property, refer Sauce Labs documentation.Download the Sauce Connect Proxy on any machine in the network using following url:
https://wiki.saucelabs.com/display/DOCS/Sauce+Connect+ProxyExtract the folder at the suitable location.
You will find the sc.exe file in the bin folder.Open Command Prompt and navigate to the folder where sc.exe file exists.
Enter the following command.
Code Block
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sc -u <sauce_username> -k <accesskey> -i <tunnelID> For example: sc -u john.doe -k 8becc95c-4559-4582-a617-7d38544797a2 -i tunnel-1232Press Enter.
Once the SC.exe file is executed successfully, you can execute your offline tests on Sauce environment using the same method mentioned above.
Execution using Browser Capabilities
You can also execute test cases on remote environment using selenium supported Browser Capabilities.
For more information on this, please refer to the /wiki/spaces/T2/pages/1381634806 section.
Executing Test Cases on iOS Devices
If you are executing test cases on iOS mobile devices using Sauce Labs, you need to configure settings in the iosdc.properties file accordingly.
If iOS device is 9.3.x and below, automationname should be Appium or
If iOS device is 10.0.x and above, automationname should be XCUITest.
Execution using W3C Protocols
W3C-compliant Selenium capabilities and protocol is supported for test case executions in the Sauce Labs environment with selenium v3.11.0 and above.
This W3C protocol is supported while executing test cases using following browser versions:
Internet Explorer v11 and above,
Mozilla Firefox v53 and above, and
Google Chrome v 61 and above.
Here is the list of capabilities which you need to modify when you want to execute test cases using W3C protocol.
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slw.useW3C=True
browser=Firefox, Chrome, or Internet Explorer)
version=(for firefox, 53 and above, for chrome 61 and above, for IE 11 and above)
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For more information about executing test cases using W3C-Protocols and Capabilities, refer to the Sauce Labs documentation.
Execution on Sauce Labs Real Device-TestObject
Introduction
The Sauce Labs Real Device-TestObject provides you the ability to run Qualitia test cases across Android and iOS physical devices. With its Web interface, you can run tests using different combinations of platforms, platform versions, and browsers. In this environment all Qualitia mobile application tests are executed on physical devices. Sauce Labs allows you viewing video recordings of the test case executions.
To know more about Sauce Labs click here.
Prior starting offline execution on Sauce Labs, ensure you have;
An active account with valid user name / password and
Sufficient balance of execution hours.
Mandatory Settings and Execution Guidelines
Mandatory Execution Guidelines:
You must upload your mobile application under test in TestObject. which generates a unique app_path for your mobile app.
For more information, refer to https://wiki.saucelabs.com/display/DOCS/Uploading+and+Accessing+Applications+with+Real+Devices
To upload a mobile application in TestObject and get the unique app_path:
Click App Upload > Choose File to upload the mobile application from your computer.
The application name appears.Mouseover the application name.
Click Settings.
Copy the File_id that is generated.
Form an app path in the format,as storage:File_id.
Enter the value of app_path in the first parameter for all the Mobile.OpenApp actions present in different test cases, which are planned for execution on TestObject.
Settings in the Associated Execution Profile:
You must create execution profiles that are solely used for execution on the Browserstack platform from the Qualitia Client. In those execution profiles, you must define the below settings that are mandatory for test suite execution.
Do the following in the order listed:
From
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the Environment list,
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select as Cloud.
From
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the Cloud
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Platform list,
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select TestObject.
Select
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the Edit Desired Capabilities checkbox.
Select or enter the following values:
URL
Username
Accesskey
Devicename
testobject_api_key
test_app_id
For testing on a native app,
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select nativeWebScreenshot as True.
For testing on an iOS application, select an Appium Version.
Additional Recommendations:
In
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the Execution Parameters
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tab, select ScreenCaptureMode
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as Browser.
Creating a Real Device Project
In order to automate testing on Sauce Labs Real Device, you must create a project on TestObject. When creating a project, you provide information about the type of application to test (Web or Mobile app) and the device settings you want to use in your tests. After creating a project, you will get a testobject_api_key (for example: 1234567890123456789012345678901234567890). You will have to add this key in testobject.properties against to.testobject_api_key property.
For more information about creating the project for Sauce Labs Real Device testing, refer to the Sauce Labs documentation.
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Viewing Test Case Execution and Reports
Once you trigger the offline package execution, you can view the status of your ongoing executions in Appium Test Results section. Each Test or Suite appears as a single grid with details like device, time, and duration of the test execution against it. Click the test case name from the list to view detailed logs, video recordings, and so forth of the test case.
To view the execution report of Qualitia test cases:
Log on to your Sauce Labs real device instance.
From the top, click
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> Appium.
In the Appium Test Results section, click the test case from the list.
Here you can view the Test case Info, Screenshots, Video, Requests, Device Logs and Appium Logs.
Executions on Perfecto
Introduction
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To know more about Perfecto, click here.
Prerequisite:
An active user account on Perfecto.
Mandatory Settings and Execution Guidelines in Qualitia
The mobile native and hybrid application file, that is the apk, ipa, and app file, is not uploaded on Perfecto automatically during the Qualitia Automation Studio executions.
Qualitia recommends that you perform the following steps to upload the native and hybrid mobile application file:
You must upload the mobile native or hybrid applications on Perfecto Cloud before executing test suites.
To upload a mobile app, login to Perfecto website, click Assets and Setup>Upload.After uploading the mobile app, copy the Perfecto lab repository path for your mobile app.
Info title Tip You can create an environment variable for this Perfecto repository path.
Enter the Perfecto lab repository path in the first parameter of the Mobile.OpenApp action.
Mandatory Settings in Associated Execution Profile
In the associated execution profile, do the following in the order listed:
From
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the Environment
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list, select
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as Cloud.
From
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the Cloud
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Platform list,
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select Perfecto.
Select the Edit Additional Capabilities checkbox.
Select or enter the following values:
Enter the following as URL
https://testingcloud.perfectomobile.com/nexperience/perfectomobile/wd/hubEither enter Username and Password,
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or SecurityToken.
Perform the following steps to execute the test suite on a mobile application,
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Select enableAppiumBehavior as True.
To execute test suite on a mobile web application:
Select
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enableAppiumBehavior and useAppiumForWeb
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as Tru
Select AutomationName for Android as Appium and for iOS
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as XCUITest.
Enter SeleniumVersion to 4.0.0.
Enter the chrome driver version for the target mobile device, in ChromeDriverVersion to 2.xx, where xx denotes a chrome driver version, such as 91 and 92.
To execute test suite on an Android hybrid application:
Select enableAppiumBehavior and useAppiumForHybrid
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as True.
Enter SeleniumVersion to 4.0.0.
Enter the chrome driver version for the target mobile device, in ChromeDriverVersion to 2.xx, where xx denotes a chrome driver version, such as 91 and 92.
To execute test suite on an iOS hybrid application:
Select enableAppiumBehavior,
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useAppiumForHybrid,and iOSResign
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as True.
Additional Recommendations:
In
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the Execution Parameters
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tab, select ScreenCaptureMode
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as Browser.
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Viewing Execution Status and Reports in Perfecto's Execution Center
Once you have triggered the offline execution, you can view the status of your ongoing executions in Perfecto's Execution Center. Each test case appears on dashboard as a single grid with execution status against it. The status is updated after each test execution is completed in Perfecto's environment with its status (FAILED / SUCCESS) against it. Select the test case from the list and click Report from top to view recording of your test case.
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To view the execution report of Qualitia test cases:
Log on to your Perfecto account.
From the top right corner, click More > Execution Center.
In the Executions section, select the test case from the list.
Click Report
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Executing Test Cases Behind Firewall Applications
Few applications are configured to be accessed using private networks. Such applications deny access when they are being accessed from other than local networks and so from Perfecto. Executing test cases on Perfecto for such applications needs special configurations.
Simply download Perfecto Connect client executable that matches your Operating System. You need to execute it on the machine in the private network to allow Perfecto executing tests flawlessly.
For more information on configuration of Perfecto connect, refer to the Perfecto documentation.
To configure perfecto to run test cases for the applications behind firewall:
Download Perfecto Connect executable depending on your OS.
Unzip the folder and run the file using command line interface along with Cloud URL and Security Token.
For example:Code Block perfectoconnect.exe -c <Perfecto_Cloud_URL> -s <Security_token>
Executing this file will give you the tunnel ID.
Under Edit Additional capabilities, enter the tunnel ID in tunnelId.
For more information about this, refer to the Perfecto documentation.
Limitations of Remote/Cloud Executions
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When using Qualitia Offline Package on the Remote and Cloud environments, following are the limitations users face when executing test cases.
Lack of Support for Java Robot Based Actions:
Cloud does not support Java robot based actions when executing test cases. Hence following actions do not get executed in Cloud and Remote environment;
DownloadFile
WindowsAuthentication
PressKeys
Lack of support for java robot based actions on Cloud / Remote environment fails the test case executions.
In order to overcome this problem, you need to validate the test cases that have java based robot actions as mentioned above and;
either execute them in local environments or
create their AutoIt scripts to be executed in Cloud environment.
Lack of Support for Headless Mode:
Cloud execution environment does not support the Headless mode.
For parallel execution in Cloud, you can execute tests in multiple VMs. A separate VM is allocated to execute each offline package, so you can run multiple offline packages to get multiple VMs.
User Defined Firefox Profile:
Executing test cases in Cloud environment using user defined Firefox profile is experimental.
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In order to achieve this, you need to set the following properties in the Edit Additional capabilities in the associated execution profile.
custom_use_prerun: This option decides whether to use Pre-Run feature or not. Set it as true to run the Pre-Run feature.
custom_exe_name: This contains the exe file name to be executed in Sauce environment. To run exe in Sauce, you must upload the file to Sauce network.
args: It is the list of command line parameters that you want to execute.
custom_use_upload: This option decides whether to upload file in Sauce network or not. Set it as true to use upload related properties.
custom_file_path: Set this to the valid path where the file is located to be uploaded in the Sauce network.
Same way set all other properties for pre-run and uploading script file.
For more information about the Pre-Run feature operation, please refer following links,
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