Standard test steps

Title of the browser window that you want to close.

The title is case-sensitive and must match exactly. You can also use wildcards.

To view the title of a window, hover over the window preview in the taskbar. Typically, a window title consists of the file name, dash, and the application name, for example Test.txt – Notepad.

Use an asterisk * to match any title. This is useful if you simply want to match the only browser tab that's currently open.

If you don't specify a title, Tosca Cloud closes all current tabs.

True loads the URL in the currently active tab.

False opens the URL in a new tab.

Title of the browser window that you want to reload.

The title is case-sensitive and must match exactly. You can also use wildcards.

Use an asterisk * to match any title. This is useful if you simply want to match the only browser tab that's currently open.

The JavaScript code that you want to run.

If your code contains any special characters, you must escape them.

The value that the variable should provide wherever you reference it in a test case.

This gives a static value to your variable. If you need a dynamic value which depends on the content or state of a control at runtime, create your variable with action type Output or Verify instead.

Specifies what to do if the target file already exists:

True silently overwrites the file.

False ensures no overwrite. In that case, the test step fails.

Specify whether you want to add a byte order mark (BOM) to the preamble of your file.

This is optional and only applies to files with UTF-8 or UTF-16 encoding.

Name of the new file, including extension. Example: test.txt

Name of the file, including extension. Example: test.txt

Name of the file, including extension. Example: test.txt

Full path to the second file. Example: C:\Reports\report_2.xml

Specifies what to do if the folder already exists:

True silently overwrites the folder with a new, empty folder. This deletes any existing files in the folder.

False ensures no overwrite. In that case, the test step fails.

Full path to the second image. Example: C:\Images\logo_new.jpg

The keys that you want to send to the window. You can send:

• Single key commands and key combinations.

  Tosca Cloud uses the WinForms function SendKeys. For the complete list of supported commands and their syntax, see the Microsoft SendKeys documentation (opens in new tab).

  Single key command examples: {ENTER}, {TAB}, {BACKSPACE}

  Key combination examples:

  Shift + F5 combination: +"{F5}"

  Ctrl + A combination: ^a

  Alt + Shift combination: %+

• Text strings.

  If the string contains any special characters, you must escape them.

  Note that if you activate CAPS LOCK on your machine, Tosca Cloud sends the keys inverted. For example, if you want to send Abc and have CAPS LOCK on, Tosca Cloud sends aBC.

• Variable values.

Name of your timer.

If you set multiple timers, make sure that each name is unique.

The maximum expected time in milliseconds (ms). If the actual recorded time is longer than this value, the test step fails.

If you have multiple windows or tabs with the same title, specify the index of the desired window with a numerical value, for example 1.

{Click} to perform a mouse click on the Enter button.

True if the default sign-in method in your SAP environment is SSO (Single Sign-On) and you want to use your username and password instead.

Information on the current session you want to verify.

The following values are available:

• Client

• Flushes

• InterpretationTime

• Language

• Program

• ResponseTime

• RoundTrips

• SystemName

• Transaction

• User

Tooltip of the button you want to steer.

Default name of the message toast and the text it contains that you want to verify.

Path to the menu item.

Use -> to indicate nodes. Example: Insert -> Image.

Use x, X, or no value to select the menu item directly.

Provides help for the field in which the cursor is located.

Path to the menu item that you want to select in a docked tree view.

Depending on the technical ID of a tree view, use either Menu path or Docked tree menu.

Path to the menu item.

Use -> to indicate nodes. Example: Insert -> Image.

Use x, X, or no value to select the menu item directly.

If the busy indicator on your SAP Fiori page uses custom CSS classes, enter the name of your CSS class. Example: .customBusyIndicator.

If your busy indicator uses multiple CSS classes, separate them with a comma. Example: .customBusyIndicatorCircle, .customBusyIndicatorLocal.

Note that if you don't specify a CSS class, the SAP Web Extension 3.0 searches for the default CSS classes for busy indicators in SAP Fiori: .sapUiLocalBusyIndicator and .sapUIBusy.

Index of the tile. Enter a positive integer.

Use this value when multiple tiles with the same title and subtitle exist in the category specified under Tile category.

Name of the SAP NetWeaver Business Client.

Path to the menu item.

Use -> to separate nodes. Example: Insert -> Image.

The algorithm that the system uses to navigate through the emulated table tree.

The following algorithms are available:

• FastVerticalNoHorizontal: Only scroll vertically through the emulated tree. Don't use this algorithm if you want to steer an emulated tree that has a frozen top row.

• FastVerticalFastHorizontalWithStaticArea: This is the default algorithm. It scrolls both vertically and horizontally through the emulated tree. Since it takes static areas into account, this algorithm works well for emulated table trees with a frozen top row.

• DetailedIdentification: Scroll vertically and horizontally through the emulated tree. This algorithm identifies table cells more accurately, which means it's suitable for edge cases. You can also use it to steer emulated trees with static areas.