Consecutive States and Variants

This example shows how test cases with different phases are modeled using consecutive states (testlets) and variants in an automaton. Open the file Help|Examples|02 Test Modeling|04 Consecutive States and Variants and read the text in the text boxes displayed in the Content view first.

Consecutive states and variants of TC2

The Phase 1 and Phase 2 testlets are references to the init testlet which has the variants: 

Test cases are defined by testlets and transitions as well as by selected variants.

Select Execution|Execution Configuration and click Run in the Execution Configuration dialog to execute the test case (here TC2). The test case has no assessment, so the test result will be inconclusive . However, the test case can be executed and after the execution, it can be analyzed manually in the Signal Viewer.

Analyze the results manually

The Phase 3 testlet has its own (unshared) definition: don't drive / drive 50. You can access it from the Project view.

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