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Creating Offline Package

The Qualitia Offline Package allows independently execute test cases without Qualitia. Creating an offline package is a two-step process.

Packaging Execution Engine

The first step of creating an offline package is to bundle an execution engine.

To package execution engine:

  1. Log on to Qualitia.
  2. On the File menu, click Offline Package.
    The Browse for Folder screen appears.
  3. Select path to save the offline package.
    Note: It is recommended to create a new folder with the name Qualitia-offline to save Qualitia Offline package.
  4. Click OK.
    The QualitiaOffline.zip is created in the designated folder.
  5. Extract QualitiaOffline.zip.
  6. Once the file is extracted successfully, create new folder and rename it as XML.
    This folder will be used to save the test packages to be executed using offline package. 
  7. Create new folder and rename it as Logs.
    This will be used to save test execution reports. 

Your Offline Package engine is now ready to use.

Creating Test Packages

After packaging the execution engine, you can create new test packages to execute in multiple environments. Test packages can be created using “Save As XML” feature in Qualitia.

The Save As XML button on the Execute screen compiles the marked tests from the suite and creates a package.

To create new test package:

  1. Log on to Qualitia.
  2. Click Execute.
    The Suite screen is displayed.
  3. In the left pane, click the suite to view the test cases available under suite.
  4. Mark the test cases which you want to add in the tests package to be created.
    Note: Qualitia packages only marked test cases.
  5. Click the Save As XML button.
    The Browse for Folder screen is displayed.
  6. Select the path of the XML folder which you have created for saving test cases.
  7. Click OK.
    Once test XML is saved successfully, you will find following files in the XML folder.
  • Suite.xml
  • Map.xml
  • Test Case XMLs (each for one test case).

Your offline package is now ready for execution.

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