LCT - Testing Oracle APEX

Testing APEX Apps is now
as easy as creating them.

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In our latest LCT release, you can define execution settings for your Test Suites!

All settings known from worksheet settings are supported. They include browser resolution, case retries and different timeout settings.

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Our new dashboard lets you know how your worksheets and Test Suites perform over time!

The diagrams show different stats, like the percentage of successful test runs or the number of steps created. Additionally, you can filter by applications or specific worksheets.

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Exciting news! 🥳
We have been quiet for a while because we have been working on our new big release.
Read all about it on our blog post:
https://t.co/gkH5Wrp8xo

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Bonus: If a case fails, LCT will automatically generate a screenshot at the point of failure, which makes it easy to identify the error. Should you require it, you can also manually create more screenshots at any point in the test.

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Sacrifice readability for technical precision? Not with LCT! Our test logs are designed to be easily understood while still providing all the information needed.

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If you want to know more about the results of each step, you can click on "See Details".
The log can be filtered by case and by try as well.

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You have a lot of custom components? No worries, you still have the possibility to use CSS- and XPATH-selectors.

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Selectors are a pain in the ...neck!
Keeping them stable, readable and precise is a challenge.
Not with LCT! Using the APEX Metadata, we are able to create selectors in the background without having to worry about the DOM or CSS- or XPATH-syntax.

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Just select the element you want to interact with and you are done.

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📣New Feature: REST Backend!
Our biggest feature in this release is that we have changed the way backend communication works. We have moved from Node Oracle DB to secure REST endpoints.
For more information, see our blog post:
https://t.co/ZowZaIcTd2

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📣New Feature: Single Checkbox Step!
This is an extension of the existing Check Options step, to test single checkboxes in Interactive Grids and Page Elements.
For more information, see our blog post:
https://t.co/ZowZaIdr2A

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📣New Feature: Datepicker Step!
You can now easily test your date pickers with this new step, specifically designed for all the different date pickers APEX offers in various releases.
For more information, see our blog post:
https://t.co/ZowZaIdr2A

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All of this is being taken care of in the background, so that you can create tests for your applications the Low Code Way!

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Did you know?🤔
Selecting values with APEX Shuttle Elements is easy and fast with LCT!
Just select the shuttle element or interactive grid column and provide the values to move and you are done!

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No need to worry about:
- Selectors for the element itself, the move buttons and the values
- Iframe contexts
- Changes to the HTML of the component in past and future APEX versions

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All of this is being taken care of in the background, so that you can create tests the Low Code Way!
Happy testing 🚀

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Interacting with a Popup LOV is easy and fast with LCT!
Just select the Popup-LOV element or Interactive Grid Column and provide a value to select.
Thats it.

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No need to worry about:
- Selectors
- Waiting for search results being loaded
- Iframe contexts (In what context are the searchbar
and the searchresults being rendered?)
- Changes to the HTML of the component in past
and future APEX versions

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You can also check out our blog post for more information:
https://t.co/ZowZaIcTd2

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Exciting news! 🥳
The new version of LCT has just been released!
Check out our latest youtube video to see our biggest features!
https://t.co/fEuZV77MA6