Tami Judge
posted this on March 01, 2011 14:21
Running and Viewing Tests
If you have followed the tutorials up until this point, you can now run your first test in the cloud. There are two ways to do this at the moment: queuing a Scenario individually and queuing a Feature as a whole. Alternatively, we could create a Batch and run that as well, but since we have only created one Feature, it would be ineffective to do so.

1. Click on Features in the top menu.
2. Click on to
View Steps for “The home page of the Janova site should have a How Janova Works link.”

3. Click Queue (or alternatively click Queue this Feature at the bottom of the page).

4. Click through the “click here to view” notification.
Note: Since this is a short test, it may or may not be in the queue at the time we click through to it (because it has already finished running). Were this a longer test, or waiting longer in the queue, we would be able to see more information on this screen about it - how long it had been in line, how long it had been running, etc.
5. Click Completed under Status in the left sidebar to view test results.

6. Click on the “The home page of the Janova site should have a How Janova Works link.” results box to expand it.
Your results are now clearly displayed within an expandable and collapsible hierarchy. Were a Step in our brief Scenario to fail, it (and the Scenario itself) would be marked with a red X. Furthermore, the specific Step would be highlighted in red also, allowing you to click on it and be taken to the place in your application where the failure occurred, helping you troubleshoot where you (or it) went wrong.
To learn the basics of interacting with a web page, continue on with part eight, Clicking a Link.