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Topaz for Total Test Web Client User Guide
- Welcome to Topaz for Total Test
- Topaz for Total Test Non-virtualized Test Overview
- Getting Started
  - Getting Started Tutorial
  - Using the Web Client
  - Create a Test Suite from Browser
- Test Virtualization
  - Test Virtualization
  - Stubs in the Web Client
  - Recording Input Data to Sub Modules
- Extending Non-virtualized Test with Custom Data Definitions
- Code Coverage
- Configuring the Topaz for Total Test Repository Server
- Working with the Repository
  - Working with the Repository
  - General Information for All Artifacts
  - Defining and Using Components
  - Components in the Web Client
  - Connections
  - Environments
  - Systems
  - Categories
  - User Groups
  - Skins/Data and Execute
  - Stubs
  - Job Definitions
  - Dataset Skins
  - Test Scenarios
  - Suites
  - Reports
- Sample Programs
- Appendix A Tutorial Add a Component to the Repository with the Web Client
- Welcome to Topaz for Total Test
- Get a License
- Topaz for Total Test Functional Test Overview
- Getting Started
  - Getting Started Tutorial
  - Using the Web Client
  - Create a Test Suite from Browser
- Test Virtualization
  - Test Virtualization
  - Stubs in the Web Client
  - Recording Input Data to Sub Modules
- Extending Functional Test with Custom Data Definitions
  - Extending Functional Test with Custom Data Definitions
  - Extending a Test Scenario
  - Extending the Execution Context
- Code Coverage and IDz Integration
  - Code Coverage and IDz Integration
  - Browser Client
  - Eclipse Client
- Utility Tools
  - Utility Tools
  - Environment Specific Host UserIDs
  - Management Of Saved Host Credentials
  - Browse Datasets
  - Get Job Info and Spool Files
  - Copy And Delete Datasets
- Configuring the Topaz for Total Test Repository Server
  - Configuring the Topaz for Total Test Repository Server
- Working with the Repository
  - Working with the Repository
  - General Information for All Artifacts
  - Defining and Using Components
  - Components in the Web Client
  - Connections
  - Environments
  - Systems
  - Categories
  - User Groups
  - Skins/Data and Execute
  - Stubs
  - Job Definitions
  - Dataset Skins
  - Test Scenarios
  - Suites
  - Reports
  - Schedules
- Sample Programs
  - Sample Programs
  - Program XAPGMTST
  - Program XADB2TST
  - Program XAMOCTST
  - Program XAPGMCAL
  - Program XAPGMBT1
  - Program XARISCAL
  - Program XADTSTMP
  - Program XADGTIME
  - Program XADUTF8
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Working with the Repository

The Non-virtualized Test (Functional Test) repository is the central place where all data related to components and tests are stored. Information about the components can be found and changed, test scenarios can be created and uploaded, and test suites can be created. All information can be accessed and changed from the web client while only component information and stub data can be accessed from the Eclipse client.

Available Artifacts in the Repository

Artifacts	Description
Component	Information about source and runtime parameters as well as data interface. The information can be used to execute the component
Skins -Input Data	Input data for a component that is saved and optionally has a graphically skin to show only selected values
Skin - dataset	Input and expected output datasets for a main batch program
Component Stub	Result data from an execution of a component that can be used in other executions as stubs for stubbing sub modules.
Job definitions	JCL that can be submitted as a job directly from the repository
Connection	A connection defines the physical connection to the host and to a database that can be used with SQL Select elements. Can only be created by administrators
Environment	An environment refers to a connection and specifies if it uses Batch or CICS. Can only be created by administrators
System	A system specifies source and runtime parameters that are common to a group of components. A component can refer to a system to inherit its values
Test Scenario	A test scenario is a Functional Test Scenario that has been created from the web client from an executed component or uploaded from Eclipse
Test Suite	A Suite is a collection of scripts. It can only be created in the web browser
Report / Result	A report represents the execution result from a test scenario or suite. Each test scenario and suite have a history of reports so it is possible to go back in time to evaluate earlier results.