Steer Oracle EBS Controls
Oracle Modules are created by using either Tosca XScan or the Tricentis Automation Recording Assistant (Tricentis ARA).
You can automate the following standard controls as described in chapter "Steering Controls":
The chapter below describes how to steer Oracle EBS-specific controls. Note: if the controls are in the scroll pane, the Java Engine 3.0 can also steer controls that are out of the visible area of your application under test. At run-time, Tosca automatically jumps to the appropriate control.
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The Java Engine 3.0 can't steer Oracle Forms applications that aren't part of the Oracle EBS suite. |
Oracle List
Tosca identifies Oracle Lists by their content, either as Trees or as Lists.
Oracle List as Tree (left side) and as List (right side)
For information on how to steer Trees, see chapter "TreeView".
For information on how to steer Lists, see chapter "Listbox".
Oracle ListView
You can steer ListViews as described in chapter "Table".
Oracle ListView
Oracle StatusBar
You can steer the labels inside an Oracle StatusBar as described in chapter "Label".
Oracle StatusBar
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This example verifies whether the StatusBar shows Record:1/1.
Steer Oracle StatusBar |
Oracle TabBar
You can steer Oracle TabBars as described in chapter "TabControl".
Oracle TabBar
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This example verifies whether the Oracle TabBarDocuments is selected.
Steer Oracle TabBar |
Oracle ToolBar
You can steer Oracle ToolBars as described in chapter "Menu".
Oracle ToolBar
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This example selects Switch Responsitbility... from the Oracle ToolBar.
Steer Oracle ToolBar |