UFT Developer tests

This topic describes how to use UFT Developer tests in OpenText Enterprise Performance Engineering.

Prerequisites

Below is a list of prerequisites that are required to run UFT Developer tests from OpenText Enterprise Performance Engineering.

Configure the load generator machine the same way as the machine that is used to record or prepare the script or test.

For UFT Developer tests based on NUnit or JUnit:

Test Type	Description
NUnit	The same version of NUnit Framework must be installed on the load generator and on the machine used for test creation (the one installed as NuGet package). If the versions are different, errors might occur during the test run. Make sure that nunit.framework.dll resides in the same directory as the NUnit test.
JUnit	Make sure JDK is installed on the machine used as the load generator. If your test has dependencies, verify that they are available on the load generator machine with the same paths as defined under Runtime Settings > Classpath. You must have the JAVA_HOME environment variable included in the PATH variable on the load generator and Controller machines were applicable (to avoid displaying an error that Java is not installed).

Test Type

Description

NUnit

The same version of NUnit Framework must be installed on the load generator and on the machine used for test creation (the one installed as NuGet package). If the versions are different, errors might occur during the test run.
Make sure that nunit.framework.dll resides in the same directory as the NUnit test.

JUnit

Make sure JDK is installed on the machine used as the load generator.
If your test has dependencies, verify that they are available on the load generator machine with the same paths as defined under Runtime Settings > Classpath.
You must have the JAVA_HOME environment variable included in the PATH variable on the load generator and Controller machines were applicable (to avoid displaying an error that Java is not installed).

Create a UFT Developer test, and save it on your file system.
Note:
- The file path inside a script folder must not exceed 260 characters.
- You need to convert the test to a VuGen script before uploading it to OpenText Enterprise Performance Engineering (described in the steps below).

This task describes how to use UFT Developer tests in OpenText Enterprise Performance Engineering.

Convert UFT Developer tests based on NUnit or JUnit test to a VuGen script.

For details, see Convert NUnit and JUnit based-tests to VuGen scripts.
Upload the converted VuGen script to OpenText Enterprise Performance Engineering.

For details, see Upload a script.

After uploading the script to OpenText Enterprise Performance Engineering, the script is added to the test management tree. You can view and edit most scripts directly from within the OpenText Enterprise Performance Engineering user interface. For details, see Edit a script.
Create a test using the script.

Assign as the load generator a machine that has UFT Developer and the relevant prerequisites installed on it.

For details, see Tests.
Run the test.

For details, see Manage a performance test run.