The installation steps are covered in the user guide. Pay attention to the Selenium installation and file locations.
When you start to configure the RSAT tool and enter the hostname and SOAP hostname, skip the https on the front. For the SOAP hostname, add “soap” to the end of the first URL segment.
Before you click Test Connection, make sure you create the Test Plan in DevOps.
Next, you will need to create a test case. I’ve created a really simple business process library, with one requirement. I created and attached a task recording to the “Create customer” process. I won’t cover it in detail again here, as this has been pretty well documented before.
Last step before we fire up the RSAT client is to sync with DevOps (still labelled VSTS in LCS).
In DevOps, you should now see the test case under work items.
You’ll then need to add the test case(s) to your test plan.
Now back in the RSAT client, click “Load” to import the test case(s) from the test plan.
The first time a test is loaded, the parameters file column will be blank. To generate the parameter file, select the test and click “New.” This will generate four files for each test case, in the folder specified in the settings.
Open the Excel file (either from file explorer or select the test case and click “Edit”). You will see at least two tabs—one for the test and one for each form opened during the test. You will need to update the parameters in the Excel file that the next test execution will use. In my case I will change the customer account and name values.
Now we can run the test.
We can see the status of each test case execution in the RSAT client and review the results of the test plan execution back in DevOps.
Have any questions on how to use RSAT tool? Feel free to contact us at any time!
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Rob Dowsett
Rob has worked in the Microsoft Dynamics channel for over 15 years, with expertise in Dynamics 365 Enterprise. Throughout his career, Rob helped build a thriving Dynamics AX practice with a team of over 20 and gained multiple Microsoft President Club awards.
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