Resources

The Resources section consist of all the additional resources you will need to run the test. It includes Global Properties, Run Properties, Data Lists, Data Types, User Extensions, Local Agents and Driver Profiles.

Global Properties
Global Properties are defined at project level in ACCELQ. These are used for managing parameters that are applicable at the application level such as your application URL. Values for these parameters could change from time to time (as in the URL or port number may change), but not variable at action, scenario, or test case level.  Learn more

Run Properties
Run Properties are defined at the project level. When you define a Run Property, you just define the specification. Value is provided when a test is running (in the Run modal). Learn more

Data List
Data Lists define lists of standard values applicable to the Test Application. An Action Parameter can be supplied with values from defined Data Lists. Scenario Test Case Generator produces permutations to cover all the values defined for the Data List. Learn more

Data Types
Data Type represents a domain specific data item which has a defined classification structure. You can create the structure and manage instance values centrally in a data type. Learn more

User Extensions
User Extensions provide an ability to extend the standard command library set available in ACCELQ. Based on your specific need, you may upload multiple libraries. Once the library is imported, all the extension commands become available in the Action logic editor just like standard ACCELQ commands. User extension is just like any standard java source file with some ACCELQ specific annotations expected to be incorporated. Learn more

Local Agents
ACCELQ Local Agents allows you to run tests locally inside your firewall, while the test assets are still managed centrally either on the cloud or on your on-premise server. If you are using ACCELQ cloud subscription, this agent allows secure access to the Application Under Test (AUT). This facilitates execution of tests on systems that are otherwise not exposed outside your network, while at the same time, not requiring opening ports for such applications. It is also possible to verify against in-network resources such as a database, filesystem, etc. as required in your test logic. Learn more

Driver Profiles
Driver Profiles are used to define custom driver configurations for Web or Mobile apps. These configurations allow controlling browser startup behavior such as resolution, incognito etc. or device startup parameters. You can configure multiple Web Driver profiles and select one during test execution. Learn more