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Entry to application via Citrix [message #1791825]

Thu, 05 July 2018 12:03

Eclipse User

Greetings,
I am attempting to automate a Java app and the entry to it is via Citriz., But being new to Jubula am wondering if this is possible? Some guidance is appreciated.

In fact, my first test would be to login into the app.

Thanks in advance,
-Carl

Re: Entry to application via Citrix [message #1792348 is a reply to message #1791825]

Mon, 16 July 2018 07:34

Eclipse User

Hello Carl,

I am unsure what you mean with Citrix, since there is more than the one Citrix application or product. In General Jubula can test Java Applications which are using a JavaFx, RCP or Swing User Interface. You can also test applications which are running on other machines. They must only be connected somehow via network and a Autagent or Autrun must also run on the remote machine.

best regards
Marvin Mueller

Re: Entry to application via Citrix [message #1792386 is a reply to message #1792348]

Mon, 16 July 2018 14:20

Eclipse User

Thanks, Marvin!

So, to get into the app I start this URL > http://env.rapps.abs.internal.acan.local/Citrix/RAPPS. This is the entry point. Citrix Store Front is what we have.
I am wondering if I can start this URL with the ub_app_activate method, enter user name and password, etc.?

Re: Entry to application via Citrix [message #1792387 is a reply to message #1792386]

Mon, 16 July 2018 14:27

Eclipse User

By the way, I get this message, when I try the AUT:

This content cannot be displayed in a frame

To help protect the security of information you enter into this website, the publisher of this content does not allow it to be displayed in a frame.

Re: Entry to application via Citrix [message #1792788 is a reply to message #1792387]

Tue, 24 July 2018 01:49

Eclipse User

Try this:
Create html project, in AUT configuration fill in AUT URL http://...
Browser, e.g. Chrome, Browser-Path C:\...\chrome.exe or something like this
and follow the instructions for html application testing in user guide.
You can use embedded AUT agent, I guess. In some cases is object mapping necessary but I usually use XPath for html. Depends on situation.

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