Recovery scenario manager provides a wizard that guides you through the defining recovery scenario. Recovery scenario has three steps:
- Triggered Events
- Recovery steps
- Post Recovery Test-Run
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Triggered Events:
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Popup Window:
QuickTest detects a pop-up window and identifies it according to the window title and textual content.
Object State:
QuickTest detects a specific test object state and identifies it according to its property values and the property values of all its ancestors.
Test Run Error:
QuickTest detects a run error and identifies it by a failed return value from a method
Application Crash:
QuickTest detects an application crash and identifies it according to a predefined list of applications.
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Recovery
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Select type of recovery operation and click on next.
Keyboard or mouse operation:
QuickTest simulates a click on a button in a window or a press of a keyboard key. Select this option and click on Next to continue to the Recovery Operation.
Close application process:
QuickTest closes specified processes. Select this option and click on Next to continue to the Recovery Operation – Close Processes Screen.
Function call:
QuickTest calls a VBScript function. Select this option and click Next to continue to the Recovery Operation – Function Call Screen.
Restart Microsoft Windows:
QuickTest restarts Microsoft Windows. Select this option and click Next to continue to the Recovery Operations Screen.
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Post Recovery
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Repeat Current Step and Continue:
Repeats the current step is the step that QuickTest was running when the recovery scenario was triggered.
Proceed to next step:
This will skips the step that QuickTest was running when the recovery scenario was triggered.
Proceed to next action or component iteration:
Goes to next action iteration after completion of recovery operation.
Proceed to next test iteration:
Goes to next test iteration after completion of recovery operation.
Restart current test run:
To restart the testrun after completion of recovery operation.
Stop the test run:
To Stop the Entire Test Run.
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