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Netweaver application using CBTA

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Hi Folks,

We are trying to automate a few scenarios in our organization using CBTA.

The start point is by creating data in SAP Business client 6.5 which is guess is a netweaver portal.

Also integrated within the netweaver app (Which is SAP Business Client 6.5) are links to Fiori Apps.

My questions are:

1.Is it possible to record opening of the application and navigating through the various links

2.How do i add an executable to the solution documentation for that process step , so that i can use it in CBTA

3.Is it possible to automate for the integrated FIORI apps? Since the activities that are a part of the FIORI dont open in a browser, rather opens in an integrated manner within the SAP Business Client 6.5 application itself

Thanks a lot in advance

Vijesh

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AjayHS
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Hello,

Please find my response below:

1.Is it possible to record opening of the application and navigating through the various links

Yes its possible, you will have the url for the NetWeaver application, create executable for this url within solution documentation and assign it to the CBTA test script

2.How do i add an executable to the solution documentation for that process step , so that i can use it in CBTA

Goto the Solution documentation structure, right click in the assignment area and select Executable and create the executable. Also create the Test Configuration in the same location there by assigning the executable to the Test Configuration

Thanks,

Aj


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Hi Ajay, thanks for your response.

After digging into it a bit and framing the same question to SAP, I have understood that only if the URL is present , then we can automate it using CBTA. IN our case, the url was not being displayed.

Solution : So we have routed it through the t code NWBC which opens the various links and clicking on the required link will open the application with the URL.