Convert object repositories to application models
Use the OR2AppModelConverter.exe command line utility to convert OpenText Functional Testing object repositories to OpenText Functional Testing for Developers application models.
The utility is located in <Installdir>\bin.
Note: If you installed OpenText Functional Testing for Developers as a feature of the OpenText Functional Testing installation, then the utility is located in <UFT_One_installdir>\bin.
The usage syntax is as follows:
OR2AppModelConverter ObjectRepositoryFile ApplicationModelFile LogFile LogLevel
ObjectRepositoryFile |
Provide the full path to the repository. It can be:
Note: If the repository you provide includes test objects from OpenText Functional Testing add-ins that do not have a parallel in OpenText Functional Testing for Developers, those objects are ignored during the conversion. |
ApplicationModelFile | The full path of the application model (*.tsrx) file you want to create. |
LogFile |
Recommended option. The full path of a log file containing details of the conversion. If the utility is unable to convert a test object or a specific identification property inside a test object description, that information is indicated in the log (if you use the LogFile option). You can use this information to fix such issues manually in the OpenText Functional Testing for Developers Application Model editor. |
LogLevel |
Optional. The minimal severity level to include in the report. Possible values: Info | Warning | Error. For example, if you specify Warning, then Warnings and Errors are written to the report, but general information data is excluded. |
For example:
OR2AppModelConverter C:\OpenText Functional Testing\Notepad_Repository.tsr C:\OpenText Functional Testing for Developers\Notepad.tsrx C:\OpenText Functional Testing for Developers\OR_Convert.log Warning
After you run the command, you can add the generated application model (*.tsrx) file to an existing OpenText Functional Testing for Developers application model or testing project.
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