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Set up tests for test case steps
Application task

For a test case step that concerns a button, you can set up a control event procedure with actions that are done in a specific sequence. A control event procedure has one action or a series of actions that are done on the On button clicked control event. So, the procedure is started if the button is clicked.

For a test case step event procedure, you can use:
  • The predefined test actions.
  • Self-defined test actions - For each of these actions, a self-developed class is required.
Use the Up and Down buttons to define the action sequence.
Optionally, you can run an action under specific conditions. For conditions, you can use functions that are available for the application.


Standard procedure

1. Click Mobility test manager - Designer.
2. Click the Test cases tab.
3. In the list, find and select the desired record.
4. Click Edit.
5. On the Steps tab, in the list, find and select the desired step of type Click button.
6. Click Tests.
7. Click Edit 'On test button clicked' procedure.
8. On the Event procedure dialog, on the Actions pane, click Add.
9. Select one or more actions.
10. Click OK.
11. On the Actions pane, in the list, select an action.
12. On the Parameters tab, if available, define the action settings. For a self-defined action, the parameter fields to be set are defined in the related class.
13. You can run an action under specific conditions.
  Click the Conditions tab.
14. Click Add and fill in the fields.
 

Note: In the first Value field, you can use a test variable, application variable, or a function. In the second Value field, you can use a test variable, application variable, a function, or a fixed value.
15. Define the conditions that must be met for the test action to pass. If the conditions are not met, the test fails.
You can define the messages that are given when a test is passed or failed.
  Click the Asserts tab.
16. Click Add and fill in the fields.
 

Note: In the first Value field, you can use a test variable, application variable, or a function. In the second Value field, you can use a test variable, application variable, a function, or a fixed value.
17. In the Passed description field, enter the message to be given when the test is passed.
18. In the Failed description field, enter the message to be given when the test is failed.
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