Creating a proxy class

You can write a ProxyObject class either in Java™ or C#, depending on which control you are developing the proxy for. Creating a new ProxyObject class is similar to creating a new Java or C# class extending the respective base ProxyObject class.

About this task

To create, build, and deploy a ProxyObject class:

Procedure

Create a ProxyObject Class.
Build the ProxyObject binaries using the IDE build commands.
For Java, the compiled binary is a JAR file.
Note: The JAR file can also be created through JDK command lines, for example:
```
jar cvf JFormattedTextFieldProxy.jar proxysdk\sample\java\ JFormattedTextFieldProxy.class
```
For .Net, the compiled binary output is a .Net assembly.
Map the ProxyObject class to the application under test (AUT) control class.
Deploy the ProxyObjects by copying the proxy binary files and customization files to the HCL OneTest™ UI customization directory (C:\ProgramData\HCL\HOTUI\customization).
HCL OneTest UI looks for proxy binary files and customization files in this directory.
Restart HCL OneTest UI

Feedback