Run Logic tab

The Run Logic tab, accessed from the bottom of the TruClient Development window, enables you to set the order in which actions run. An action can run more than once in a test.

Run logic structure

The following table describes each section of the run logic structure.

Note: You cannot delete any block from the run logic structure

UI Elements	Description
Init Block	The Init block, run once, is the opening sequence of steps to a business process. For example, a login to a Web site. You can add additional Run Block steps and Run Action steps to build the run logic of your script. For details, see Implement run logic. By default, the Init Block calls the Init action.
Run Block	The Run Block controls the flow of the business process you are recording. You can add additional Run Block and Run Action steps to build the run logic of your script. For details, see Implement run logic. By default, the Run Block calls the Action action.
End Block	The End Block, run once, is the closing sequence of steps of a business process. For example a logout from a Web site. You can add additional Run Block steps and Run Action steps to build the run logic of your script. For details, see Implement run logic. By default, the End Block calls the End action.

UI Elements

Description

Init Block

The Init block, run once, is the opening sequence of steps to a business process. For example, a login to a Web site.

You can add additional Run Block steps and Run Action steps to build the run logic of your script. For details, see Implement run logic.

By default, the Init Block calls the Init action.

Run Block

The Run Block controls the flow of the business process you are recording.

You can add additional Run Block and Run Action steps to build the run logic of your script. For details, see Implement run logic.

By default, the Run Block calls the Action action.

End Block

The End Block, run once, is the closing sequence of steps of a business process. For example a logout from a Web site.

You can add additional Run Block steps and Run Action steps to build the run logic of your script. For details, see Implement run logic.

By default, the End Block calls the End action.

Run logic steps

You can add run logic steps from the toolbar to build your script flow.

UI Elements	Description
Run Block	This function adds a Run Block step. Arguments. Define the iteration and the mode. Iteration. Set the number times to run the block. Mode. Run the actions in the block, referred to as children, either sequentially or randomly. Run actions. Click the icon to open the box to enter block actions. Then, drag and drop Run Action steps from the Steps box into the box.
Run Action	This function adds a Run Action step to the script. In the Arguments section of the step, you specify the Action name you want to call. For details on adding actions, see the Actions tab.

UI Elements

Description

Run Block

This function adds a Run Block step.

Arguments. Define the iteration and the mode.

Iteration. Set the number times to run the block.
Mode. Run the actions in the block, referred to as children, either sequentially or randomly.

Run actions. Click the

icon to open the box to enter block actions. Then, drag and drop Run Action steps from the Steps box into the box.

Run Action

This function adds a Run Action step to the script.

In the Arguments section of the step, you specify the Action name you want to call. For details on adding actions, see the Actions tab.

Note: Play from this step will not work for a step that is located in an action which is not part of the run logic.

Run Logic tab

Run logic structure

Run logic steps

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