Create a Test for mobile apps

Sprinter's integration with OpenText Functional Testing Lab lets you create manual tests on mobile devices running mobile apps.

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Prerequisites

To allow the integration between OpenText Functional Testing Lab and Sprinter, make sure you have access to an OpenText Functional Testing Lab server. For details, see the OpenText Functional Testing Lab Help Center.

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Connect to OpenText Functional Testing Lab

Upon startup, Sprinter prompts you to connect with OpenText Application Quality Management, an OpenText Functional Testing license, or OpenText Functional Testing Lab.

If you connect via OpenText Functional Testing Lab, enter the server details and credentials.

If you connect with OpenText Application Quality Management, OpenText Software Delivery Management, or an OpenText Functional Testing license, then after you login, you enter the OpenText Functional Testing Lab credentials through the Settings dialog box:

  1. Click Settings .

  2. In the OpenText Functional Testing Lab page, enter the address of your OpenText Functional Testing Lab server and the credentials.
  3. Choose authentication method:
    • Basic authentication. Connect via a username and password.
    • Access key authentication. Connect via an execution access key.
  1. If the server was installed with secure access (https), select Use SSL. If you did not enable this option, and Authenticate failed, try selecting this option.

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Create a manual mobile test

You create your mobile test from Plan mode.

  1. In Plan mode, create or open a test. Select Steps Capture > Application Settings. The Select Application dialog box opens.
  2. In the Applications tab, select a mobile app from the existing apps (indicated by the Mobile icon , or click Add to add a new one. The Add Application dialog box opens.

  3. When adding a new app, click the Mobile App icon . (If you logged in via OpenText Functional Testing Lab, only the Mobile App icon is shown.)

  4. Enter a name for the application.

  5. To test a native app, system app, or the home screen, click Select App. The OpenText Functional Testing Lab wizard opens. Follow the three wizard screens to select a device, app, and test options. For details, see Lab wizard.

  6. To test a web application, click Select Browser from the Select App drop-down. The Lab wizard opens. Follow the three wizard screens to select a device, browser, and device metrics.
  7. Click Save and Close at the top right corner of the wizard window.

  8. (Optional) Select SAPUI5 technology if you are working with SAPUI5 technology in mobile applications. Sprinter launches the application with the SAP OpenText Functional Testing agent in order to record all of the controls.

  9. Click Save App Settings in the Add Application dialog box and Close in the Select Application dialog box.

  10. Select Steps Capture > Capture Steps. The OpenText Functional Testing Lab remote view opens.

    Tip: The actions are captured in the step. Create a new step for each group of actions using the New Step button in the Captured Steps sidebar.

  11. After the remote view loads and installs the apps, begin performing actions on your device. Interact with your device and enter simulations. For information, see the Control Panel in the OpenText Functional Testing Lab Help Center.

  12. Use the Capture sidebar to save snapshots for your step.

    Note: The snapshot shows the image before the execution of the action.

  13. End your capture session and proceed as you would with any other test. For details, see Author a test or component.

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