Tricentis Tosca 16.0 Released on Feb-2023 ----- UFT has been upgraded from UFT 15.0.1 to UFT One 15.0.2, Beginning at November 2020.

Thursday 30 September 2021

Tosca Commander Objects

Tosca Commander - TestCases are created, executed and organized in Tosca Commander.

Tosca Commander is inspired by Microsoft Windows Explorer, which means that all items are mapped in a tree structure. We can open any no of windows and display a freely definable section of this tree structure.

If we select an item in the tree view. Tricentis Tosca displays the item details in the Details view.

TestCases - A TestCase consists of several TestSteps which determines the Test process.

TestSteps - TestSteps are processed in sequential order and each TestStep maps one page of the TricentisSample Application also known as the test object.

TestStepValues - We Specify your test data in the TestStepValues of the TestSteps. Tosca uses this test data during test execution, for instance when a specific text is written to an input field, or when a button is clicked.

Modules - Automated TestSteps are based on Modules.

Modules contain technical information which is used to identify and steer screen items. These items can be, for instance buttons or input fields. Tosca creates a ModuleAttribute for each item and saves this to the Module.

In Tosca, test data are separated from technical steering information. This way you can reuse Modules to create various TestSteps for any no of Testcases in order to test a variety of data.

ExecutionLists - We can create ExecutionLists to run our testcases and log the results of the test execution.

Object Hierarchy - Objects in Tosca Commander have a strict hierarchical structure. we must keep the object hierarchy when we copy or move Objects.

NOTE- We cannot copy TestCase Folders to TestStep folders or Module folders.

TOSCA Objects

Module - Represent the technical steering information

TestCases - Determine the test sequence and contain test data

ExecutionLists - Serve to plan and manage the test execution.

Tosca Commander 


Title Bar - The title bar in Tosca Commander shows the name of the currently open workspace. The title bar also includes the quick access toolbar which provides options such as Save, Undo etc. 

Menu (Ribbon) - The Menu is designed in the form of ribbons and consists of several tabs which allow you to access the corresponding Tosca Commander functions. These functions are either enabled or disabled, depending on the context you are working in.

If we switch between the windows of the various sections or selected objects within the sections, Tricentis Tosca opens an additional tab for this scetion that includes a dynamic menu. the dynamic menu shows relevant options for the selected section or object.

A Dynamic menu is available for the followings.

1. TestCases

2. Modules

3. Requirements

4. TestCaseDesign

5. Execution

6.Reporting

Within  the Execution section, a dynamic menu is also avialable for the subsections ExecutionLists and Exploratory Testing.

Status Bar - The Status bar shows the action that is currently performed by Tosca Commander.

Context Menu and Mini ToolBar -  In Tricentis Tosca you can process workspace objects via the context menu or the dynamic menu. The context menu provides options that are relevant for the respective object.

Open the context menu by right clicking on any object in the workspace.


TOSCA

  1. What is Tosca
  2. Tosca Versions History
  3. Whats new in Tosca 16.0
  4. FrameWorks
  5. Advantages of Tosca
  6. Disadvantages of TOSCA
  7. TOSCA Commander
  8. XScan
  9. Module Types
  10. Workspace Creation
  11. Single User Workspace
  12. Multi User Workspace
  13. Subsets
  14. Navigations
  15. Naming Conventions
  16. Repository Structure
  17. Model-Based Test Automation
  18. ActionModes
  19. Spcify Values
  20. Click Operations
  21. Identify Controls In Tosca XScan
  22. Identify controls by Properties
  23. Identify Controls by Anchor
  24. Identify controls by index
  25. Identify controls by image
  26. Scan tables
  27. Test Data Management - TDM
  28. Recovery Scenarios
  29. Recovery Scenarios during execution
  30. CleanUp Scenarios
  31. CleanUp Scenarios during execution
  32. Test Mandates in Execution
  33. TCD, TDS and TDM
  34. TBox Start Program
  35. String Operations in TOSCA
  36. Basic Windows Operations 
  37. Test Events
  38. Regular expressions
  39. Tosca Distributed Execution -DEX
  40. Tosca TEST Data Service (TDS)
  41. Control Types in Tosca
  42. TQL
  43. How Distribution Execution works withAOS and withoutAOS