Working with TruClient

TruClient scripts are presented as a series of steps. Steps are structures that contain a user action to perform, object identification, the point where the next step can start, and other data.

There are several types of steps. Step type examples include:

• One user action and the application response.
• A function call.
• A flow statement that may contain other steps. For example, a for loop.

For details, see TruClient step structure.

An action contains a series of steps you want to test as a sequential set. An action generally corresponds to a business process of your application, that is, a task users might perform. A business process can be very short and specific, like logging in, or larger, like a sequence that starts with a search and ends with a purchase.

For details, see Actions tab.

The flow of your script, meaning the order actions run in and the number of times they run.

For details, see Implement run logic.