An application configuration defines how
Silk Test Classic connects to the application that you want to test.
Silk Test Classic automatically creates an application configuration when you create the base state. However, at times, you might need to modify, remove, or add an additional application configuration. For example, if you are testing an application that modifies a database and you use a database viewer tool to verify the database contents, you must add an additional application configuration for the database viewer tool.
Click
Options > Application Configurations.
The
Edit Application Configurations dialog box opens and lists the existing application configurations.
To add an additional application configuration, click
Add application configuration.
Note: Do not add more than one browser application configuration when testing a web application with a defined base state.
The
Select Application dialog box opens. Select the tab and then the application that you want to test and click
OK.
To remove an application configuration, click
Remove next to the appropriate application configuration.
To edit an application configuration, click
Edit.
If you are testing a desktop application, type the executable name and file path of the desktop application that you want to test into the
Executable Pattern text box.
For example, you might type
*\calc.exe to specify the Calculator.
If you are testing a desktop application and you want to use a command line pattern in combination with the executable file, type the command line pattern into the
Command Line Pattern text box.
If you are testing a web application, type the web address for the web page to launch when a test begins into the
Url to navigate text box.
If you are testing a mobile application or a web application on
Apple Safari, type the connection string into the
Connection String text box.
For additional information, see
Connection String.