Creating mobile tests

You can record a test from an Android application or iOS simulator on a mobile device, a simulator on which the mobile client is installed, or from HCL OneTest™ UI.
  • Creating Appium Java tests for mobile applications using Perfecto
    Starting with HCL OneTest UI 9.2.0.1, you can create Appium Java™ tests for mobile applications using the Perfecto Lab recording environment that is installed with HCL OneTest UI. With previous versions of the Perfecto support, you could only import Appium tests and not create them. The Perfecto Lab environment is not currently supported on Linux.
  • Recording tests from the Android mobile test client
    Mobile tests are typically created by recording a session on the mobile device or simulator that runs the app being tested. At the end of the recording session, you close the app and the recorded session is uploaded to HCL OneTest UI, where it is used to generate a test.
  • Recording tests from the iOS mobile test client
    Mobile tests are typically created by recording a session on the mobile device or simulator that runs the app being tested. At the end of the recording session, you close the app and the recorded session is uploaded to HCL OneTest UI, where it is used to generate a test.
  • Recording tests from HCL OneTest UI
    When you initiate the recording from HCL OneTest UI, the recording does not start until you open an app in the mobile client.
  • Creating a test manually
    The simple way to create a test is to record it so that the test is generated automatically, but, if you can also create an empty test and add each element manually.
  • Special considerations for testing secure web applications
    Your ability to test secure web applications depends on the type of authentication that is required.
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