Silk4J Quick Start Tutorial

This tutorial provides a step-by-step introduction to using Silk4J to test a web application using dynamic object recognition. Dynamic object recognition enables you to write test cases that use XPath queries to find and identify objects.

Important: To successfully complete this tutorial you need basic knowledge of Java and JUnit.

For the sake of simplicity, this guide assumes that you have installed Silk4J and are using the sample Insurance Company Web application, available from http://demo.borland.com/InsuranceWebExtJS/.

Note: You must have local administrator privileges to run Silk4J.
  1. Creating a Silk4J Project
    Create a project to store your Java classes and test methods.
  2. Recording a Test for the Insurance Company Web Application
    Record a test that navigates to the Agent Lookup page in the Insurance Company web application.
  3. Replaying the Test for the Insurance Company Web Application
    Describes how to run tests to test the sample script.
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