object map

An interface map with a source interface and a target interface that invokes the business object map.

Here the term "path" is referred to as the logical distance of moving from one object node to another in the object map.

A business object map will be the means of reducing the customer data to only the customer name and email address.

This object map only helps you to get an idea where the Place Order button is located.

Find the Place Order button, guided by the hint of the hierarchical relationship given by the test object map generated just now.

When the object map includes the Web-page object, you know that Rational Functional Tester and Firefox are working together on Linux.

As Figure 4 shows, now you can see that more children of the main frame are added into the object map.

Create a temporary Empty Functional Test script to hold your Object Map while you work on defining the properties of the buttons.

Because your TestObjects are not defined in the Object Map, the recorder will not pick up the correct object name while recording.

The Business Object Map primitive provides an additional mapping tool within the mediation flow.

Often, you will find that not all pieces of a custom Java control are available to you in the Object Map.

In this step, you create a business object map to transform a SSA Global business object to a canonical business object.

Those events are intermediated using the interface map component, which results in the invocation of a business object map.

These relationships are typically accessed from a Business Object map when translating one Business Object Format into another.

Each object map uses the same window object as the parent for each of the objects in the object map hierarchy.

Those events are intermediated using the interface map component that results in the invocation of a business object map.

Enables greater reuse by letting you create maps and submaps in the business object map editor that can be directly used in mediations.

To use a Business Object Map mediation, add the icon shown in Figure 11 to the mediation flow.

During that process, the business object map transforms the source state property to the target state property.

Now you can use a business object map as a step of your business process.

When you record a script, Rational Functional Tester automatically creates a test object map for the application-under-test.

That is, drag the "hand" icon (see Figure 3) over the control and release to enter the object into a Functional Tester Test Object Map.

In the business object map editor that opens for ItemsMap, connect the attributes as shown in Figure 31.

You can create a new test object map by either basing it on an existing map or adding objects as required.

Optionally, Rational Functional Tester can update scripts you select to point to the newly merged test object map.

A business object map that invokes the static relationship to perform a transformation on the state property.

A submap is another business object map that you use to transform one business object to another.

If the application has changed permanently, update the test object map to reflect the change.

You can also convert properties to regular expressions and numeric ranges from within the Verification Point Editor, or the test object map.

This object map stores information needed during test execution in one convenient place.

You can change the label of the text object, by selecting the link Update the test object map.

When you use a map, you specify a business object map that maps the attributes of one business object to another.

The Test Objects pane contains a tree that's a partial version of the script's object map.

If recognition scores indicate that matches are weak, examine your test object map.

Since there is no first class tooling in the Business Object Map editor for static relationships, you need to write a snippet.

The object map contains recognition properties for each object.

Therefore, you need to manually change the title property weight in each object map that contains that object.

You should mark this constructor private so that you can't accidentally call the constructor and forget to record it in your object map.

Double-click the map type mapping in the interface map editor to open the business object map editor for the map if it is not already open.

Click OK, and verify that the object map includes the object.

The object in the RFT script points to the object inside the object map.

Most likely, you normally interact with a TestObject by using the object map.

Sometimes, you need to perform verification points on test objects that aren't in your object map.

The object map also provides a quick way to add objects to a script.

In addition to the one Maximum acceptable recognition score, you can change the weights in the object map.

By using it, you avoid having to record actions to add the TestObject to the Object Map.

The buttons register as GUI test objects in the Object Map, and they are assigned indexes that correspond to their positions in the applet.

Of course, this won't do because it will only work for one particular text field in the object map, namely Text_name.

The tester can make revisions in one place since all automated scripts reference this centralized object map.

Figure 12 shows a mapping using the Business Object Map editor.

According to the Test Object Browser, you we can see many objects that are missing in the test object map.

However, we need a business object map so that we can map the attributes of the order parameter to the shipTo and orderInfo parameters.

You should now have a javax. swing. JFrame object in your Object Map.

Open the test object map, and then change the property values that are GUI display values to key names of the resource files.

Open the object-map and insert the Place Order button, as shown in Figure 1.

To find the object name, right-click the object in the Script Explorer and open the Object Map editor.

Create a test project and a test object map

View and edit verification point and object map files

Object map in the object-oriented technique

XML map editor and business object map editor