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    This document provides instructions for creating a template for automating a login process in three steps: 1. The first step creates a test case that logs into a test website using test configuration parameters for email and password. 2. The second step duplicates the test case and resolves references to reusable test steps to edit the test steps. 3. The third step converts the edited test case into a template, allowing the creation of multiple new test cases using the template.

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    This document provides instructions for creating a template for automating a login process in three steps: 1. The first step creates a test case that logs into a test website using test configuration parameters for email and password. 2. The second step duplicates the test case and resolves references to reusable test steps to edit the test steps. 3. The third step converts the edited test case into a template, allowing the creation of multiple new test cases using the template.

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    This document provides instructions for creating a template for automating a login process in three steps: 1. The first step creates a test case that logs into a test website using test configuration parameters for email and password. 2. The second step duplicates the test case and resolves references to reusable test steps to edit the test steps. 3. The third step converts the edited test case into a template, allowing the creation of multiple new test cases using the template.

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    Templates

    Exercise 2a – Log In Process


    Objective
    By the end of this exercise, you will have created a TestCase that automates the process of a simple login.

    Why is this important?


    This TestCase will be converted into a Template, which will then provide the skeleton for that Template.

    Project perspective
    The DemoWebShop, like most other online web stores, requires the user to log in before they can purchase goods from the
    store. You need to create a TestCase that automates the login process in order to avoid doing it manually each time.

    Instructions

    1. Navigate to the TestCases root folder and add the Test Configuration Parameters “Email” and “Password”.
    Enter the first pair of Email and Password created in lesson 1 as values for the Test Configuration Parameters
    2.
    created above.

    3. Add the Test Configuration Parameter “Browser” with the value "InternetExplorer".

    Within the root folder “TestCases”, create a new folder called Template. In there, create a subfolder called
    4.
    "2a Log In Process".
    5. In the subfolder "2a Log In Process", create a new TestCase called "Log In Process".
    Add the Reusable TestStepBlocks "Precondition" and "Postcondition" from the Library to the TestCase "Log
    6.
    In Process".

    Hints
    »» To recap the creation of Test Configuration Parameters, please see Lesson 2 of Automation Specialist Level 1.
    »» TestSteps and Reusable TestStepBlocks can easily be searched and added to a TestCase by using the “Add
    TestStep” function (CTRL+T).

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    Exercise 2b - Resolve Reference
    Objective
    By the end of the exercise, you will be able to use the Resolve Reference command to break the connection between the
    Reusable TestStepBlock and the TestCase.

    Why is this important?


    Some elements of the Reusable TestStepBlocks will not be relevant for the TestCases that the Template generates. The Resolve
    Reference command allows you to use the structure of the ReusableTestStepBlocks and to amend the values without changing
    the Values in the Library.

    Project perspective
    If we want to use the Email and Password data from the TestSheet in the TestCase, we must be able to link them to the Email
    and Password TestStepValues. Right now, the Log in TestStep belongs to the Reusable TestStepBlock Precondition. You need
    to Resolve the Reference to edit the TestStep.

    Key elements:

    Reusable
    TestStepBlock

    Instructions

    1. Duplicate the TestCase folder "2a Log In Process" and rename it to "2b Resolve References".
    Right click on the Reusable TestStepBlock Reference “Precondition_Reference” and choose “Resolve
    2.
    Reference”.
    Create a new folder in the TestCase “Log In Process” and name it “Workflow”. Place the folder in between
    3.
    Precondition and Postcondition_Reference.

    4. Move the TestStep Log In from the Precondition folder to the Workflow folder.

    5. Enter the following Values for the TestStepValues as per the table below:

    TestStep TestStepValue Value ActionMode


    Precondition Open the Application Url http://demowebshop.tricentis.com Input
    Workflow Log in Email {CP[Email]} Input
    Password {CP[Password]} Input

    6. Run the TestCase created in the ScratchBook.

    7. Set the "WorkState" of the TestCase to Completed.

    Hints
    »» Once a reference is resolved, it is not possible to revert the action. You can use the undo arrow on the top left of
    Tosca. However, this option is only available if you have not saved the project after resolving the references.

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    Templates

    Exercise 2c - Convert to Template


    Objective
    By the end of the exercise, you will be able to create a Template from the TestCase Log In Process.

    Why is this important?


    The Template is one of the main points of focus for TestCaseDesign. Using a TestCase Template will allow you to create several
    new TestCases at once.

    Project perspective
    The login process of the DemoWebShop needs to be tested multiple times with many different accounts. It is time-consuming
    to duplicate one TestCase multiple times and then edit the values manually. It is also hard to maintain the TestCases when
    something is changed. Instead, you can create a Template from your Log in Process TestCase and link the data from the
    TestSheet to it.

    Instructions

    1. Duplicate the folder "2b Resolve References" and rename it to "2c Convert to Template".

    2. Right click on the TestCase "Log In Process" and select “Convert to Template”.

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