MODULE SECTION

1.What is the test configuration parameter in Tosca?

Ans: To configure your tests, you can set configuration values through test configuration
parameters. The test configuration parameters give you the ability to set parameters for
Tosca objects. You can simplify the maintenance of your tests and reduce repetitive tasks by
setting specific values to test configuration parameters.
For example:
•Versions of test objects, such as release numbers.
•Various test environment identifiers, for instance Windows 7.
•Connection identifiers, such as URLs and parameters.
•Identifiers of business process chains.

2.Why should we use Rescan in Tosca?

Ans: Rescan is nothing but scanning the already scanned module. For suppose you have a
scanned web page, but you need to make some changes and add new fields too. So, to add
them in the test case, we need to rescan the module.

3.Specify the different approaches for object identification in Tosca?

Ans: The different approaches to steer the controls during the scanning, for any test objects
are mentioned below–
a. Identify by properties
b. Identify by Anchor
c. Identify by Index
d. Identify by Image
4.What buttons we see in Basic View of XScan?
Ans: a. Save
b. Finish Screen
c. Condensed
d. Advanced, e. Close
5.What is “Select on Screen” and “Highlight on screen” options in XScan?
Ans: “Select on screen” view allows you to click on controls directly in the browser. Default
on Basic View. “Highlight on screen” option highlights the controls selected in XScan in your
SUT Page. This is reverse of the “Select on screen” method that we used before. This is
particularly useful if there are several controls with similar or unclear names.
6.How do we get Standard Modules in our workspace?
Ans:
•Standard modules are part of Tricentis Standard Subset
•Its subset that tricentis provide us
•Recall this subset by creating your Workspace or import this at later point as well.
•They can be found withing Modules Section. Under “Modules>>Standard Modules”

7.Explain Types of Modules in tosca?

Ans: In Tricentis Tosca we have two types of Modules: classic Modules and xModules (User
defined Modules) Classic Modules use classic engines for steering test objects (It is created
by classic engines during the scanning.). XModules on the other hand use XEngines which
are based on the Tosca TBox framework.

8. How to Create a module in tosca?

Ans: Right click on the module folder and select "Create->Module" from the context menu.

9. How to scan modules?

Ans: Right-click a Module folder or use the dynamic menu Modules and select Scan.

10. What is the Standard Module?

Ans: With the workspace creation, Tosca provides few modules which are used to perform
very common operations such that open file, invoke application, string operations, buffer
operations, close application, verifications, etc. These modules are known as standard
modules.
11. What is standard modules in Tosca?

Ans: The folder Standard modules->TBox Automation Tools in the Tricentis Tosca Standard
subset contains XModules that allow you to perform special tasks.

12. What is module attributes in Tosca?

Ans: Module Attributes are business-relevant elements of a message, such as a name, ID, or
address. Module Attributes allow you to steer the values of these message elements in your
Test Case.

13. What are Classic Engines in Tosca?

Ans: In the early phase of Tosca, Classic Engines are developed to processes the Test Case
information and steers the test object. There are respective engines are available to steer
any test object.

14. What is the use of modules in Tosca?

Ans: Modules are the building blocks of your Test Cases. They contain the technical
information that Tricentis Tosca uses to perform a sequence of automated actions on your
system under test. You create and manage your Modules in the Modules tab of Tosca
Commander. Modules in Tosca Commander contain technical information that is used to
steer test objects (SuTs). Whenever you create a Test Case for a test object, you need to
create a Module in Tosca Commander for each functional unit of the object to be tested.
These functional units are for instance websites in a browser.

15. What is standard modules in Tosca?

Ans: standard modules are the module provide by tricentis which can be readily used to
automate certain standards part of the test The folder Standard modules->TBox Automation
Tools in the Tricentis Tosca Standard subset contains XModules that allow you to perform
special tasks. The folder has the following sub-folders: Basic Windows Operations: steer
windows, dialogs, context menus, take screenshots, or perform clipboard operation.
16. What is Buffer in Tosca?

Ans: Tosca uses the term Buffer to refer to values that can be temporarily saved in Tosca
Commander and then used again. These values can be either static or dynamic. There are
three different ways to buffer values in Tosca: The values of controls can be read or verified
and written into the Settings dialog as a buffer. Buffer Use to store some value For Example:
We Can Store the inner text of any control to buffer, and we can call that buffer whenever
we need to verify inter text of any control. There are two types of Buffers in Tosca

•Static Buffer *Syntax: {B[Buffer name]} Action Mode: Input

•Dynamic Buffer *Syntax: {XB[Buffer name]} Action mode: Verify

17. What are the different types of modules available in tosca?

Ans: Module are store control information in the form of list of Property And each test step
must be associated with one module and there are 2 Type of Module available in tosca,

➢Stander Module.

➢User Define Modules.

▪Stander Module: Stander Module are the default Module which come by default, and we
can directly use them wherever needed in our test case

▪User Define Module: User Define Module are the application specific Module Which will be
created by Automation Test engineers according to their requirements.

18. How to resolve module reference?

Ans. So to resolve module reference, we must right click onto the reference to be resolved
then select the option ‘Resolve Module Reference’ from the context menu.

The selected reference is now resolved but it is not deleted.

19.What does the parameters createdBy and CreatedAt refers to?

Ans. CreatedBy : It indicates the TOSCA username of the user who created the object.

CreatedAt : It indicates the date and time when object was created.

20. Why do we use standard module in TOSCA?

Ans. These modules will allow you to automate tests quickly and easily for objects that
otherwise be complex or time consuming to automate every time.

21.Which type of module have higher performance in the creation and execution of
tests?

Ans. Xmodule have the higher performance in the creation and execution of tests.

22. List some standard modules in TOSCA?

Ans.

 Tbox Automation Tools.

 Tbox XEngine.
 OSV.

23. Is it possible to scan PDF and File in Tosca?

Ans: Yes, we scan pdf and file as by right click on module folder and scan the file or pdf.

24. How many types of relation algorithms and what are they?

Ans: They are 3 types: 1. Auto

2. Shortest path

3. Cooperative
25.What are different parameters in Tosca?

Ans:

1. Configuration Parameter
2. Transition Parameter
3. Steering Parameter
4. Business ID Parameter
5. Technical ID Parameter
6. Reflected ID Parameter

26. What is the process to regain Module section in Tosca?

Ans: Go to View section on top of the page-> Click on select as by default it will displays all
sections. (or)

In home menu we can find section. Click on section and select module section.

27. How does identification By Anchor works in Tosca Test suite?

Ans: Identify by anchor means identify the object/Element uniquely by taking reference of
other uniquely identified object/element.

28. How to take Screen Shot in Tosca Test suite?

Ans: A standard module is provided by tricentis to take screenshots. It is present in standard

modules. TBox Take Screenshot. And by using Doku Snapper we can take screenshots.

Right click on XModule and click on Capture Screenshot.

29.What is Cardinality Tosca?

Ans: It specifies how often a XModuleAttribute may be used as a XTestStepValue in the

same XTestStep(see “using XModuleAttributes repeatedly in the Testcase”).
30.How to run selenium scripts using tosca?

Ans: In Tbox Automation tool module folder we can find selenium sub folder. Using this
module, we can run selenium script in tosca.

31. What is the standard module to make Tosca to wait?

Ans: Tbox Wait

32. What is the use of TBox Start timer and TBox Stop Timer?

Ans: Tbox Start timer and Tbox Stop timer is used to measure the execution time of any test
cases, we need to mention Tbox Start timer in the starting of the testcase and Tbox Stop
timer and the end of test case. And we can also insert a verification point to verify the
maximum time.

33. What is the purpose of Resource Handling?

Ans: We can delete resource associated with test case using this module.

34. Can we merge duplicate module in Tosca?

Ans: Yes.
 MCQS
1.Which predefined module in Tosca enables us to put on wait?
a. Timing Module
b. Wait Module
c. Modules Wait
d. Modules Timing
2.Which of the following allows us to set values for Tosca Objects?
a. Execution List
b. Steering Parameters
c. Test Configuration Parameters
d. None of the above
3. Which of these following is not a standard module in Tosca?

a) Tbox Automation Tools.

b) Tbox Xengine.

c) Buffer operations.

d) Tbox Framework.

4._____ indicates whether a module is a Tbox Module.

a) TBoxModule

b) IsTBoxModule

c) TboxFramework

d) IsTBoxFramework

5. The _____ in the details tab contains a list of values that are separated by semicolons.

a) Value Field.
b) Value Column.

c) Value Range.