Oracle Flow Builder Oracle Flow Builder Tutorial Oracle Flow Builder Training
Oracle Flow Builder Oracle Flow Builder Tutorial Oracle Flow Builder Training
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When was the Oracle Flow Builder found
When was the Oracle Flow Builder found?
Oracle Flow Builder , a keyword based test automation framework is born during 2012 and has been evolved from then to support with integration of the automation tool, OpenScript and its fully functional testing capabilities for eBS ERP Oracle Forms and OAF pages.
End-Users build Components,Flows in Oracle Flow Builder framework to generate direct java code that can be directly used for test execution in OpenScript / OATS tool.
Oracle Flow builder is built such that - No Coding required by end-users.
One can drag and drop the components to build a logical test flow related to any usecase or testcase and generate test script that is directly executed in OATS automation tool.
Oracle Flow Builder founder?
Oracle Flow Builder is founded by Oracle's internal EBS QA Automation team members.
Oracle flow builder supports which test automation tool
Oracle flow builder supports which test automation tool?
Oracle Flow Builder is built to be used only with Oracle's own automation tool called, "OpenScript" or Oracle application Testing Suite ( OATS )
People often refer the tool , with either OpenScript or OATS
Oracle Flow Builder is built to be used only with Oracle's own automation tool called, "OpenScript" or Oracle application Testing Suite ( OATS )
People often refer the tool , with either OpenScript or OATS
Oracle Flow Builder User Guide
Oracle Flow Builder User Guide
http://download.oracle.com/otndocs/products/apptesting/OFBUG_12503.zip
ORACLE FUSION ORACLE FLOW BUILDER
Oracle Flow Builder is NOT built for Oracle FUSION APPS.
Since eBS is based on different framework ( OAF ) and Fusion is built on ADF framework.
Since eBS is based on different framework ( OAF ) and Fusion is built on ADF framework.
ORACLE EBS ORACLE FLOW BUILDER
Oracle Flow Builder is built only for Oracle EBS (eBusiness Suite) as of today's date.
How to use function/method calls in Oracle Flow Builder
How to use function/method calls in Oracle Flow Builder
While creating a component,
Select "FUNCTIONCALL" AS KEYWORD,
AND respective desired <METHOD NAME> AS OBJECT AND PASS THE PARAMETERS AS DESCRIBED IN USAGE OF OFB USER GUIDE.
While creating a component,
Select "FUNCTIONCALL" AS KEYWORD,
AND respective desired <METHOD NAME> AS OBJECT AND PASS THE PARAMETERS AS DESCRIBED IN USAGE OF OFB USER GUIDE.
Oracle Flow Builder installation Download
Oracle Flow Builder (1.5GB)
Keyword driven component based testing framework for testing Oracle E-Business Suite applications. This software is licensed as a part of Oracle Functional Testing Suite for Oracle Applications. Oracle Flow Builder starter kit includes 2100+ components and 200 flows for testing Oracle E-Business Suite.
Prerequisites:- Oracle Linux 5 (64 bit)
- Oracle EE Database 11.2.0.3
- for Linux (64-bit)
- EBS R12.1.3 Starter Pack
- EBS R12.1.3 Advance Pack
- EBS 12.1.3 Advanced Pack for Interfaces
- EBS R12.2.4 Starter Pack
- EBS R12.2.4 Advanced Pack
- EBS R12.2.5 Starter Pack
- EBS R12.2.5 Advanced Pack
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OpenScript WebDom Extension installation for firefox
How to install webdom extension for firefox ESR
OATS InstallBrowser script run with java 32-bit version will install plugin for Firefox 32-bit.
OATS InstallBrowser script run with 64-bit version will install OATS plugin to Firefox 64-bit.
Tuesday, April 26, 2016
OpenScript Script development in Windows and playback in either windows or Linux
OpenScript Script development :
One can record script on windows using openScript.
These scripts can later be played back on either Windows
(using OpenScript, OTM or Commandline) or Linux (using OTM or Commandline)
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