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| =====Guide for basic use of TAST===== | =====Guide for basic use of TAST===== | ||
| It will be necessary to perform the following steps:\\ | It will be necessary to perform the following steps:\\ | ||
| - | - Check you have Java Runtime Environment (JRE) installed. In case it is not installed, ask your administrator to install it. This is completely required.\\ | + | - Check that you have Java Runtime Environment (JRE) installed. To verify this, open a Windows command console and type: java -version. If you have the JRE installed, it will show the version; version 1.8.0_441 is required. Avoid having a later version, as it does not include the FX library. If it is not installed, download it from the following link: https://www.oracle.com/java/technologies/javase/javase8-archive-downloads.html . This step is essential.\\ |
| - Change the two environment variables: Run from the control panel -> User Accounts -> User accounts -> Change my environment variables ->\\ \\ {{ :es:imagen1completa.jpg?450 |}}\\ a. If you have PATH, click on “edit” while selecting it. If you don’t have it, click on “new”.\\ \\ {{ :es:imagen2.jpg?350 |}}\\ Add new values to variable PATH:\\ \\ C:\Program Files(x86)\Java\jre1.8.0_281\\ C:\Program Files(x86)\Common Files\Oracle\Java\javapath\\ C:\ProgramData\Oracle\Java\javapath\\ \\ (the numbers on the jre should correspond with your jre version).\\ \\ {{ :es:imagen3.jpg?350 |}}\\ | - Change the two environment variables: Run from the control panel -> User Accounts -> User accounts -> Change my environment variables ->\\ \\ {{ :es:imagen1completa.jpg?450 |}}\\ a. If you have PATH, click on “edit” while selecting it. If you don’t have it, click on “new”.\\ \\ {{ :es:imagen2.jpg?350 |}}\\ Add new values to variable PATH:\\ \\ C:\Program Files(x86)\Java\jre1.8.0_281\\ C:\Program Files(x86)\Common Files\Oracle\Java\javapath\\ C:\ProgramData\Oracle\Java\javapath\\ \\ (the numbers on the jre should correspond with your jre version).\\ \\ {{ :es:imagen3.jpg?350 |}}\\ | ||
| - Restart the PC.\\ | - Restart the PC.\\ | ||
| - Open java options following these steps:\\ a. Click the Windows start button.\\ b. Go to “control panel”.\\ c. Go to “Programs”.\\ d. Click on “Java”.\\ \\ | - Open java options following these steps:\\ a. Click the Windows start button.\\ b. Go to “control panel”.\\ c. Go to “Programs”.\\ d. Click on “Java”.\\ \\ | ||
| - Add exception on the “Edit Site List” option on the “Security” tab:\\ a. Click on “edit site list”.\\ \\ {{ :es:imagen4.jpg?350 |}}\\ b. Click on “Add”\\ {{ :es:imagen5.jpg?350 |}}\\ c. Add locations:\\ \\ For SIPSA environment:\\ https://app.testautomationsystemtool.com/\\ For Cloud1 environment:\\ http://app.cloud1.testautomationsystemtool.com/\\ \\ | - Add exception on the “Edit Site List” option on the “Security” tab:\\ a. Click on “edit site list”.\\ \\ {{ :es:imagen4.jpg?350 |}}\\ b. Click on “Add”\\ {{ :es:imagen5.jpg?350 |}}\\ c. Add locations:\\ \\ For SIPSA environment:\\ https://app.testautomationsystemtool.com/\\ For Cloud1 environment:\\ http://app.cloud1.testautomationsystemtool.com/\\ \\ | ||
| - | - Create a folder named “AppTast” on the “C:” Drive\\ \\ {{ :es:imagen6.jpg?350 |}}\\ \\ | + | - Create a folder called ‘AppTast’ in this path ‘C:\UsersYOURUSER’ in case you don't have it created.\\ \\ {{ :es:imagen6.jpg?350 |}}\\ \\ |
| - Download the drivers from TAST, and put them inside the appTAST folder, in another folder called “seleniumDriver”.\\ \\ {{ :en:seleniumdrivers.jpg?direct&500 |}}\\ \\ At the same time, here you need to separate them into other folders. These folders are called: “chromedriver”, “edgedriver” and “firefoxdriver”, depending on which ones you need.\\ \\ | - Download the drivers from TAST, and put them inside the appTAST folder, in another folder called “seleniumDriver”.\\ \\ {{ :en:seleniumdrivers.jpg?direct&500 |}}\\ \\ At the same time, here you need to separate them into other folders. These folders are called: “chromedriver”, “edgedriver” and “firefoxdriver”, depending on which ones you need.\\ \\ | ||
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| - Click en “Start Server”.\\ \\ {{ :es:imagenmobile32.jpg?250 |}}\\ \\ | - Click en “Start Server”.\\ \\ {{ :es:imagenmobile32.jpg?250 |}}\\ \\ | ||
| - Then click on the magnifying glass (marked in red in the image).\\ \\ {{ :es:imagenmobile33.jpg?250 |}}\\ \\ | - Then click on the magnifying glass (marked in red in the image).\\ \\ {{ :es:imagenmobile33.jpg?250 |}}\\ \\ | ||
| - | - A new window will pop up. We need to click on “Desired capabilities” and in the JSON Representation something like this:\\ \\ {\\ "deviceName": "YourPhoneModel",\\ "platformName": "Android",\\ "platformVersion": "x.x",\\ "udid": "the id you retrieved before"\\ }\\ \\ **DeviceName** is the name you want to put to your device, we recommend to put the model of your phone (like Samsung Galaxy s10).\\ **PlatformName** will be the type of OS, in almost all the cases will be Android.\\ **PlatformVersion** is the version the device OS.\\ And the **udid** is the ID we got from the adb.exe.\\ \\ {{ :es:imagenmobile34.jpg?300 |}}\\ \\ | + | - A new window will pop up. We need to click on “Desired capabilities” and in the JSON Representation something like this:\\ \\ {\\ "deviceName": "YourPhoneModel",\\ "platformName": "Android",\\ "platformVersion": "x.x",\\ "udid": "the id you retrieved before"\\ }\\ \\ **DeviceName** is the name you want to put to your device, we recommend to put the model of your phone (like Samsung Galaxy s10).\\ **PlatformName** will be the type of OS, in almost all the cases will be Android.\\ **PlatformVersion** is the version the device OS.\\ And the **udid** is the ID we got from the adb.exe.\\ \\ {{ :es:imagenmobile34.jpg?300 |}}\\ \\ \\ \\ {{ :es:imagenmobile34.jpg?300 |}}\\ \\ |
| - When you have completed this step, click the small save button highlighted in yellow in the image to save the JSON code. Then click on “Save As…” to save the device configuration. We recommend to type the same name you put on “deviceName” in the JSON code.\\ \\ | - When you have completed this step, click the small save button highlighted in yellow in the image to save the JSON code. Then click on “Save As…” to save the device configuration. We recommend to type the same name you put on “deviceName” in the JSON code.\\ \\ | ||
| - Now click on “Automatic Server” on the top left and use the “Saved capability set” you just saved and press “Start Session”.\\ \\ {{ :es:imagenmobile35.jpg?300 |}}\\ \\ | - Now click on “Automatic Server” on the top left and use the “Saved capability set” you just saved and press “Start Session”.\\ \\ {{ :es:imagenmobile35.jpg?300 |}}\\ \\ | ||
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| - | =====Security Procedure===== | ||
| - | For going on with the security allowance procedure, the document below shows a step-by-step guideline. | ||
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