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Qualitia is a thick client application based on .NET framework. After installation, you need to edit the configuration settings for Qualitia Client.
Settings are divided into four sections:
Configuring General Settings
The General section under Configuration Settings window lets you configure settings for Project, Database Server, and SVN.
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Project Path | Select the path where your project is saved. |
Domain | Enter the domain details. |
Qualitia Logs | Select this check box if you want to capture detailed Qualitia logs. |
Database Server | |
Type | Select the Server type from SQLServer Server and MySQL. |
Server: Port | Enter the Server and the Port IDs. |
Database Name | Enter database name. |
Authentication | Select the authentication type from SQL Server or Windows. This field is applicable for SQLServer only. |
User Name | Enter database server user name. |
Password | Enter database server password. |
Server | |
SVN | Select this check box if you want to use SVN. |
SVN Client | Select SVN client version from the drop-down list. |
User Name | Enter SVN username. |
Password | Enter SVN password. |
Configuring Execution Settings
The Execution section under Configuration Settings window allows configuring settings related to test case executions using Qualitia.
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Execution Results Path | Select the folder where you want to save all your execution reports. |
Custom Action Repository Path | Select the folder where you have saved your Custom Action Repository. |
Sync Time | Enter Sync Time in seconds. The default is 20. |
Report Logs | Select appropriate check boxes for which you want to save your report logs. |
Screen Capture Mode | Select the screen capture mode from Desktop or Browser. |
Highlight Active Element | Select the check box if you want to highlight the object of AUT when executing tests. |
Show Report After Execution | Select this check box if you want Qualitia to display reports after executing test cases. |
Capture Snapshot on | Select the check boxes when you want to capture the screenshots. You can select multiple check boxes. |
CI Tool | Select the CI Tool (if you are using any) from the drop-down list. |
AutoIT Install Path | Select the folder where have installed AutoIT. |
New Browser for Every | Select when you want to launch new browser, for every Suite or every Test case. This is applicable for Desktop and Mobile Web applications. |
Java 8 Install Path | Select the absoute path where you have installed Java 8. |
Selenium Server Jar Path | Select the absolute path of Selenium Server JAR. |
Configuring Desktop Web Settings
The Desktop Web section under Configuration Settings window allows configuring settings related to Desktop Web.
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Browser Type | Select browser from the drop-down list. |
Browser Driver Path | Based on the browser selected above, select the browser driver path. |
Browser Profile Path | Select the browser profile path if you want to execute test with specific browser profile. |
- Browser drivers are shipped with Qualitia. You may find on the following path: C:\Users\<User Name>\AppData\Local\QualitiaWDClient\app-4.x.x\WebDriver\Selenium.
- If browser is selected as Firefox, user should point to Gecko Driver on the location mentioned above.
- Gecko Driver can be used for versions before FF-48 but Mozilla does not guarantee a flawless executions on versions before FF-48.
- To execute test cases on Firefox v48 and above, select Selenium server 3.0 (on the execution tab) and select the Gecko Driver path here.
- Safari executions are now supported on Mac Sierra or later using Apple’s Safari driver.
- For IE only versions 9 and above are supported as Microsoft has stopped supporting earlier versions.
- The custom actions compiled with Java 7 or earlier versions might not work as expected. You might need to compile them again with Java 8.
- For more information on the Selenium Server Jar, click here.
Configuring Mobile Settings
The Mobile section under Configuration Settings window allows configuring settings related to Mobile test case executions.
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Server: Port | Enter the Server and Port details. |
Platform | Select platform for test execution: Android or iOS. |
UDID | For Android: Enter the device ID. For iOS: Enter device identifier on which you want to execute test cases. For more information on this, please refer to the section how to identify UDID below. |
Mobile Browser | Select the mobile browser on which you want to execute test cases. |
Execute on Mobile Web | Select this check box if you want to execute test on mobile Web. |
For iOS Devices:
- Qualitia users can keep this field empty and specify the Device Name + Platform Version in iosdc.properties file.
(Located at:C:\Users\<User Name>\AppData\Local\QualitiaWDClient\app-4.x.x\WebDriver\config) - Device name is mandatory.
- If Platform version is not specified, Appium considers the latest platform version (for example, 10.3) and creates new simulator each time to perform test case execution.
For Android:
- If UDID is not specified, test cases will be executed on the recently connected device.
- Entering incorrect UDID results in failing the test case execution.
Each iOS device has a Unique Device Identifier (UDID), that helps automation engines to identify the specific device from the group of devices. The ID is the combination of letters and numbers that is specific to the device.
You can identify UDID from Simulator window or using the terminal.
To find the UDID of iOS device from the Simulator window:
- Open the Simulator window.
- On the Hardware menu, select Device and then point to Manage Devices.
- Select the device in the left pane.
Device Information is displayed in the right pane.
Value displayed against Identifier is the UDID. - Qualitia users can add this identifier in the UDID field when Configuring Mobile Settings
To find the UDID of iOS device using terminal:
- Lunch terminal.
- Execute command, instruments -s devices.
The list of devices are displayed. - Take the value for the desired device and add it in the UDID field when Configuring Mobile Settings.
UDID of Android device is nothing but the device name.
To identify the device name:
- Launch the command prompt.
- Execute command, adb devices -l.
This will list all the devices connected to the computer with device details. - You can use the device name listed here when Configuring Mobile Settings.
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