Web Runner FAQs
This section answers some of the questions frequently asked about ALM Web Runner.
In this topic:
- What browsers does Web Runner support?
- What can I do in Web Runner?
- Can I run UFT tests with Web Runner?
- Does Web Runner have any features to enforce processes?
- Does Web Runner consume a full ALM license?
What browsers does Web Runner support?
Web Runner is purely web-based, so it works with any browser including Google Chrome, Mozilla Firefox, Apple Safari, and Microsoft Edge, and runs on any type of PC or tablet with a browser.
For more information about the support matrix for Web Runner, see Prerequisites for Web Runner.
What can I do in Web Runner?
You can do most of the common end-user tasks in Web Runner, with the following modules: Dashboard, Releases, Requirements, Test Plan, Test Lab, and Defects. You can implement customizable workflow using JavaScript language as well.
Web Runner has a modern user interface that provides a productive work environment. Web Runner functionality is evolving in each release. See the following table for details:
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Management > Releases | CRUD |
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Requirements > Requirements | CRUD |
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Requirement tree |
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Requirement grid | |||||
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Test Coverage |
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Version control | View only | ||||
Testing > Test Plan | CRUD |
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Test Plan tree |
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Test grid | |||||
Parameters | |||||
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Requirement coverage |
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Linked defects |
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Dependencies | |||||
Analysis | |||||
Version control | View only | View only | |||
Testing > Test Lab | CRUD |
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Execution grid |
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Linked defects |
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Analysis | |||||
Testing > Test Runs | |||||
Defects |
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Project Customization | User Properties |
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Project users |
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Groups and permissions |
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Module access |
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Project entities |
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Requirement types |
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Project lists |
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Automail |
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Workflow |
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Can I run UFT tests with Web Runner?
Yes, with the ALM Test Execution Agent configured on your host machine, you can trigger UFT tests and view the results (passed/failed) in Web Runner.
For details, see Run tests automatically.
Does Web Runner have any features to enforce processes?
You can use customizable workflow scripts to implement controls.
For details, see Customize workflow scripts.
Does Web Runner consume a full ALM license?
Because Web Runner has most of the common functionality, it consumes a full ALM/Quality Center license.