Do one of the following:

• View > Solution Explorer
• Press Ctrl + Alt + L

• Solution Explorer is automatically displayed as part of the default layout.
• You can move this pane to different areas of the Main User Interface. For details, see How to modify the VuGen layout.
• Other main interface panes such as Output, Error and Snapshot synchronize their displays based on your location in the Solution Explorer.
• You can double-click an asset to activate it in the editor area or right-click to examine quick operations available for that asset.
• You can bundle scripts in a solution. For example you can bundle scripts related to one business process.

Click once on a script, or one of its assets, to change the focus to that script. VuGen applies any actions, such as clicking replay, to the script in focus.

When any part of a script is selected, the menu options, toolbar and window panes display functionality relevant to the script's protocol. For example, if the script in focus is recorded in Web HTTP/HTML , the Recording Options button is displayed on the toolbar. However, if the script in focus is recorded in TruClient, the Develop Script button is displayed on the toolbar.

Double-click the script's action to open it in the editor.

You can drag and drop scripts (<scriptName>.usr) from the file directory to the Solution Explorer.

The data contained in extra files can include:

• Common utility functions used by the script (for example, code)

  You can add some types of extra utility function files to the parsing list to extend their functionality. For example, adding files enables "Go to Definition" functionality. See the Options dialog box.

• Definition of constants and variables used by the script (for example, code)

• Special assets used during script execution (such as .jpeg files)
• Data files manipulated by script code during script execution

• Additional files to be parsed. For details, see Create and open Vuser scripts.

  The following are examples of valid file types that can be added as extra files:

  .ws, .h,.c., dat, .ini, .vbs, .java, .js, .txt, .tux, .rec, .msc, .vdf, .xml, .xsl, .dtd, .html, .htm

You can drag and drop header files (<headerFileName.h> from your file directory. When you include files in the Extra Files node, these files are automatically included in a LoadRunner Professional scenario.

You can edit extra files in the editor if the file type is included in Tools > Options > Scripting Tab > Script Management. Double click the extra file to open it in the Editor. For details on how to modify the list, see Scripting Options tab.

Container for scripts.

Creates a new script and adds it to the solution. For details, see Create a New Script dialog box.

Container for script assets including scripts actions, extra files, runtime settings and parameters.

Saves the current script.

Saves the script with a new name or new location, such as ALM.

Deletes a script from the solution or from the file directory, if you enable the check box.

Compares the primary file with the specified file.

Compares a file to a file outside of the solution. This option sets the highlighted file as the primary file and opens Windows Explorer to enable you to select the secondary file.

Compares one folder to another. The highlighted folder is the primary folder.

Compares the selected folder and the primary folder.

When you record, VuGen creates a series of configuration, data, and source code files. These files contain Vuser runtime and setup information. VuGen saves these files together with the script.

You can open the folder on the local disk where the script is saved. For scripts that are saved on a different storage location (such as ALM), this option opens the temporary folder on the local disk.

<Actions>

Container for individual actions including the default actions:

• vuser_init
• action
• vuser_end

Adds a new script action block to your script.

Container for extra files associated with your script. You can access these extra files directly from VuGen.

Creates a new file, and adds it to the Extra Files node of your script.

Add Files from Folders and Sub-folders

Adds the contents of folders and sub-folders to the Extra Files node of your script.

Opens the runtime settings dialog box.

Enables you to create, edit, and list parameters associated with your script.

Opens the Parameter List dialog box. For details, see Parameterization.

Enables you to display the Replay Summary report.

Open Replay Summary

Opens the Replay Summary in the Editor for selected iteration.