Before you can create a
Silk4J test, you must have created a
Silk4J project.
To record a test for a web application:
In the
Package Explorer, select the project to which you want to add the new test.
In the toolbar, click
Record Actions.
Select the browser that you want to use.
Optional:
If you want to test a web application on a desktop browser with a predefined browser size, select the browser size from the
Browser size list.
Optional:
Select an
Orientation for the browser window.
Click
Record.
The application under test and the
Silk Recorder open.
Silk4J creates a base state and starts recording.
Optional: To record WebDriver locators instead of recording
Silk4J locators, click
WebDriver in the
Silk Recorder.
This feature is available when recording against one of the following browsers:
Microsoft Edge
Mozilla Firefox
Google Chrome
Apple Safari
For additional information, see
Using Selenium WebDriver.
In the application under test, perform the actions that you want to test. For information about the actions available during recording,
see
Actions Available During Recording.
Click
Stop.
The
Record Complete dialog box opens.
The
Source folder field is automatically populated with the source file location for the project that you selected. To use a different source
folder, click
Select and navigate to the folder that you want to use.
Optional: In the
Package text box, specify the package name.
For example, type:
com.example.
To use an existing package, click
Select and select the package that you want to use.
In the
Test class text box, specify the name for the test class.
For example, type:
AutoQuoteInput.
To use an existing class, click
Select and select the class that you want to use.
In the
Test method text box, specify a name for the test method.
For example, type
autoQuote.
Click
OK.
Replay the test to ensure that it works as expected. You can modify the test to make changes if necessary.