GUI HTML Adaptor examples

Through the GUI HTML Adaptor, TAST connects with web applications based on HTML and then, it’s possible to test them. This Adaptor has an important companion named Selective Mapping, who is a JavaScript assistant bringing a more friendly user interface for helping to the creation of TAST mappings. It’s possible to perform single tests with this adaptor or End to end tests connecting with other adaptors either.

This is an example of a UML Diagram which uses the GUI HTML Adaptor.




This is an example of interactions between the GUI HTML Adaptor with other adaptors in an E2E test.




As a part of the mapping process, you should provide the Adaptor’s information, regarding to connect and use it.

• Url: First url to locate when the Adaptor is created.
• Browser (optional): The browser you will use in the test (e.g.: IE, Chrome).
• Validate Insert Values: It’s indicates if the Adaptor should validate or not the values which receive the Adaptor during the execution. By default, is unchecked. The recommendation is to maintain unchecked for performance reasons. This field is very useful in special test cases, but in general it’s not necessary to use it.

After the test set execution, immediately you have the results. There are two main elements you can verify:

• Logs: The step by step information of the execution, with:
  • the results.
  • the methods had been executed.
  • the timelines.
• Evidences: The screenshots or evidence information by step, in case they have requested.