Creating custom device templates for a topology map
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Display Current Step During Test Execution
— During execution and when you pause execution, the Test Case editor highlights the currently executing step and indicates it with a yellow arrow in the left column. You can turn this feature on and off with a preference setting in Fanfare > General > Execution.
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HP Quality Center 10 adds parameters directly
— QC 9.2 has technical limitations that did not allow iTest to add parameters to the default location in QC 9.2. Instead, the parameters were added to a special design step. QC 10.0 does not have this limitation, so iTest can now publish parameters to the proper location in QC.
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Including charts when exporting test reports
— When you export test reports as HTML, iTest includes all charts as JPEG images in the first step of the test case.
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iTestRT support for Quality Center
— The qc options for iTestRT cause iTest to publish the test report to the Quality Center server, domain, and project that you specify at the command line
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New VMware vSphere Integration
— Significant usability and performance improvements for vSphere sessions: New support for importing an existing VM as part of an automated test, raw devices (SAN arrays, iSCSI, and so on), importing OVF/VSDK datastore files, and vMotion.
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NTAF
— iTest supports an alpha NTAF integration.
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Rational Quality Manager Integration
— Use RQM to drive test executions and have the test results automatically reported back into RQM.
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Refactoring iTest resources -- renaming, moving, or deleting files
— iTest auto-updates dependency relationships when you refactor files
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RFT Launcher
— Use Rational Functional Tester to build block-level tests and automated scripts to drive Windows applications, then use iTest to incorporate the tests into an end-to-end system test.
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Selective step reporting
— By default, each step that executes in a test is added to the test report. You have the option to specify that a particular step should not appear in test reports (the step executes normally, it simply is not reported).
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SOAP Attachment Support
— Attachments are supported for the SOAP Web Services module.
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SOAP, WS-Security Features
— Use the new WS-Security tab to specify the authentication/authorization values that you typically use to access the server. You can configure default settings in the session profile.
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Spirent Avalanche -- Run scripts directly
— You can run a test using the Tcl scripts generated by Avalanche
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Swing -- Latest feature enhancements
— Watch demonstrations of the latest feature enhancements
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Test report diff feature -- Comparing two test reports
— Quickly compare test results side-by-side to identify key differences in your tests.
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Virtual testbeds -- VTB -- Controlling emulation for any device in a topology
— You can control how emulation is used for any device in a topology in any test case that uses the device:
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VMWare vSphere sessions
— Automate virtual machines using iTest: Create, retrieve, update, delete, start, stop your VMs as part of testing and automating your virtualized environments
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VNC sessions
— Drive OS-related controls (Windows, Mac, or Linux) as part of your overall system test (for example, triple-play testing, VOIP testing, VPN connection tests, and so on).
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Web Services Module
— Test and automate your enterprise applications (EMS, OSS/BSS etc.) directly through the programming API using SOAP or RESTful Web Services.
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Web sessions -- iTest captures link IDs whenever possible
— To ensure that test cases are as robust as possible, iTest captures the ID for a link (rather than
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XML-RPC Web Services Support
— Try it with Bugzilla – save test case log results directly into your bug tracking system.
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