Adding elements to a Citrix test
You can add a variety of elements to a test, such as user input
actions, comments, loops or conditions.
- Editing a mouse action
You can edit mouse actions to manually specify how the mouse interacts with the Citrix server. - Viewing a mouse sequence
You can use mouse sequences to view complex mouse movements on the screen. - Editing a keyboard action
You can edit keyboard actions to manually specify how the keyboard interacts with the Citrix server. - Editing a text input
You can edit text inputs to replace a sequence of keyboard events with text strings that are easier to handle as datapool variables or references. - Synchronizing tests with screen areas
Image synchronization enables Citrix performance tests to keep track of the contents of a screen area during replay instead of focusing only on window events. - Manually adding an image synchronization
You can manually add an image synchronization element to an existing test to ensure that the test synchronizes correctly or to add a verification point. To do this, you must create the image synchronization element, and then perform a single run of the test to retrieve the image hash code or text detected by optical character recognition (OCR). - Adding values to an image synchronization
You can replace or add alternative values in an image synchronization element so that synchronization is not restricted to the exact recorded image. Alternative values can also be useful in updating the test if the behavior of the application changes. - Using custom code with a Citrix test
You can write custom Java™ code to expand the functions of IBM® Rational® Performance Tester.
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