XScan

Tricentis Tosca Xscan can scan various applications and it also supports almost all major technologies.

Where can we start the Xscan - 

In the Module sextion, right-click on the Module folder where you wish to create the Module and select Scan --- > Application.

The Xscan window will by default open in the Basic view.

Advanced view - Which you can access by clicking on "Advanced"  In this view, you will have direct access to all the technical information and controls found in the SUT.

Select on Screen - The "Select on Screen" view allows you to click on controls directly in the browser. This is very similar to what the "Basic view" allows you to do,However, here you additionally see the available technical information of the entire page. 

Condensed View -Which you can access by clicking on "Condensed", In this view, the XScan window minimizes and pins itself to the right side of the screen, giving you full access to the SUT Page, where you can select the controls you need. 

The "Basic"button will send you back to the Basic view of XScan.

Finish Screen - The "Finish Screen" button will save your work as a module, in the Module section of Tosca.

Save Button - On the top left side of both Basic and Advanced views, you can find the "Save" button.

This button will save the current set of selected controls as a new Module in the Module section of Tosca. 

Finish Screen - The "Finish Screen" button will save and create a new Module.

The XScan will be reset to its starting position with no scanned controls. Once this is done, it will give you the option of scanning the SUT page agin.

Highlight on Screen - Lets suppose you are not sure which objects to select in your SUT. In this case, you can use the option "Highlight on screen".  The "Highlight on screen" option highlighs the controls selected in XScan in your SUT Page. 

This is the reverse of the "Select on Screen" method that we used before.