How do you get the exact time that Rapise takes to load a page? Now, the reports
summary shows the overall execution time but if you have pause times between steps then these times
are added to the total time of that a page took to display. Customers have asked if Rapise has some kind of function that will allow them to see only the
transaction time between pages without the pause times. Does Rapise have
something like that? This article provides a solution to these cases.
When testing web applications you will often need to use XPath to query the browser DOM for elements based on the scenario under test. This guide explains how you can use XPath queries with Rapise to make your browser testing more flexible and adaptive to changes on the screen.
Ask the user to clear out their browser's cache of cookies and stored internet pages/content. After they do this and then close and reopen their browser, the issue should be resolved.
This article describes how to playback a test in a different browser from the one it was recorded in.
Sometimes you have the situation where you can record/play a Java application using Rapise having correctly installed the Java bridge and set the JAVA_HOME environment variable correctly, but applets running inside a web browser do not work.
This article provides some suggested solutions