How to Create Your First TestCase in Tosca

 Tosca by Tricentis is a powerful automation tool used for continuous testing of software applications. Known for its model-based approach, Tosca allows users to create automated test cases with little to no scripting. If you're new to Tosca, this blog will guide you step-by-step on how to create your first TestCase.

What is Tosca?

Tosca is a test automation tool that supports functional and regression testing. It provides features like test case design, test data management, service virtualization, and risk-based testing. With Tosca, testers can automate desktop, web, API, and mobile applications using reusable modules.

 Understanding Tosca Structure

Before creating your first test, understand Tosca’s core components:

  • Modules: Reusable objects representing UI elements or actions.
  • TestCases: Step-by-step instructions built using Modules.
  • TestSteps: Individual actions in a TestCase.
  • ExecutionLists: Group of TestCases scheduled for execution.

Setting Up Tosca

To begin:

  • Install Tosca Commander on your machine.
  • Launch Tosca Commander and create a new workspace.
  • Choose "Standard" or "Multi-user" mode as per your team setup.

Create a Module

Modules are the building blocks of Tosca TestCases. They are created using the Scan feature:

  • Go to the Modules section.
  • Right-click and choose Scan Application.
  • Select the type of application (e.g., Web, Windows, API).
  • Launch the application you want to test.
  • Use the Tosca XScan tool to capture UI elements (like text fields, buttons).
  • Save the scanned elements as a Module.

 Build Your First TestCase

Now that you have Modules, you can create a TestCase:

  • Navigate to the TestCases section.
  • Right-click and select Create TestCase.
  • Drag and drop Modules into the TestCase.
  • Add TestSteps for each action (e.g., enter username, click login).
  • Fill in values for input fields or verification points.

For example:

Module: Login Page

TestSteps:

  • Enter Username → Value: testuser
  • Enter Password → Value: password123
  • Click Login → Action: Click

Execute the TestCase

To run your TestCase:

  • Create a new ExecutionList.
  • Drag your TestCase into it.
  • Right-click and choose Execute.

Tosca will launch the application and perform the steps as defined.

Final Thoughts

Creating your first TestCase in Tosca is simple and requires no coding. By using Modules and a visual interface, you can build robust automated tests quickly. As you explore more features like loops, conditions, and test data services, you'll be able to handle complex test scenarios with ease. Happy testing!

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