XML Details
The elements and attributes you can use in your package configuration file are described in this section.
- <Process> Element. Defines a new process. This element supports the following attributes:
- Name. The name of the process as you want it to appear in the QuickTest Process Guidance pane.
- ID. A unique identification name. This name is used to distinguish between two processes with the same name.
- DocType. Indicates the QuickTest document types for which this process is applicable. If specified, the process is available only when the relevant document type is open.
- test. A test document.
- AA. An application area document.
- BC. A business component document.
- SBC. A scripted component document.
- Addin. Indicates the QuickTest add-ins for which this process is applicable. If specified, the process is available only when the relevant add-in is loaded.
- SortLevel. Determines the location of the process within the process list. This list is displayed in the Process Guidance Management dialog box and in the QuickTest Automation > Process Guidance List menu.
Element . Defines a new group in the process. This element supports the following attributes:- Name. Same as the Name attribute for the <Process> element, as described above.
- ID. Same as the ID attribute for the <Process> element, as described above.
- Addin. Same as the Addin attribute for the <Process> element, as described above.
Element. Defines an activity within the group.- Name. Same as the Name attribute for the <Process> element, as described above.
- ID. Same as the ID attribute for the <Process> element, as described above.
- Addin. Same as the Addin attribute for the <Process> element, as described above.
- Address. The path where the relevant HTML data file is located. This can be a local or network path on the file system or an HTTP address. If you specify a relative path, the location is resolved relative to the configuration file location.
In the example above, if a QuickTest user opens a test document, both processes will be available, but if an application area document is opened, only the second process will be available.
Possible values:
In the example above, the first process will be available only if the Web Add-in is loaded. The second process will always be visible.
Specify the add-in value using the add-in name as displayed in the Add-in Manager.
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