Configure JavaScript DPL Data

Introduction

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All Functions and Methods

JavaScript DPL in Test Designer

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Introduction:

JavaScript DPLit is aconsumed data production library generator, that generatesby a CSV file with JavaScript functions and methods which could be evaluated during run time or it will generate an evaluated CSV file with the selected functions and methods which could be used in data driving scripts in Test Designer, data driving scripts in Scenario Editor andtest. also during AISG of an application.

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1. Confirm the columnJavaScript name and click Create & Close

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Do not embed secrets in the entireDPL column.script. Store credentials and environment-specific settings in approved configuration locations.

Choose the required Function from the functions drop-down and choose a method (depending on the function chosen) and click the green tick mark for the function and method (if available) to be added to all the row(s).

Similarly, there are several functions and methods that could be chosen from the list.

You can also click Help Locator to get some of the formats and examples.

After selecting the required functions and methods, it is time to save the file. Click File > Save, choose the location where you want to save the file. Click Save.

Once the file is saved you could download the created file either as a JavaScript CSV file (with functions and methods) which will be evaluated during the run-time or you could evaluate using the evaluate symbol on the top right and then download the file as well.

You can click the Evaluate button to check the evaluated values and undo the evaluation to undo the evaluation done.