If you connect one Android device to your computer, you don't have to specify this test configuration parameter. You can verify if the Appium server address works correctly by opening it in a browser.įor test automation on Android devices or emulators connected to a Mac, enter the address on which the Appium server is running. The Appium server address consists of the IP address of your PC or Mac, the default Appium port 4723 and the standard path for the Appium server /wd/hub. To do so, start the server manually and enter the Appium server address. If you automate a remotely connected Android device or emulator, you need to specify the AppiumServer test configuration parameter. If you automate locally connected Android devices or emulators, you don't need to specify the AppiumServer test configuration parameter. To run the test cases on an Android device or emulator, specify the test configuration parameters as described in the table below. Specify TCPs for Android devices and emulators However, if you want to use the previous technology, add this test configuration parameter and set its value to True. Specify the path where you want Tricentis Tosca to save the screenshots of TestStepValues.Īs of Tricentis Tosca 13.2, the test automation of web applications is based on a new and fast mobile HTML engine. If you want Tricentis Tosca to automatically save the screenshots of TestStepValues with ActionMode Input, set this parameter to True.įor detailed information, see chapter 'Take screenshots of TestStepValues with ActionMode Input'. To activate it, set the test configuration parameter LiveView to True.

Live View enables you to display a preview of the Android device or emulator during test execution. The table below contains the TCPs that are applicable for all Android devices and emulators.Įnter ChromeAndroid to automate hybrid and mobile web applications on Android.Īdd this test configuration parameter on the ExecutionLists Folder level and set its value to True to run your mobile tests in parallel. This chapter provides an overview of the test configuration parameters (TCPs) you can use to configure your tests on Android devices and emulators.įor information on configuring the tests of Android applications in online clouds, see chapter 'Configure tests for Android in online clouds'.

You can run the Mobile Engine 3.0 TestCases locally or remotely connected Android devices and emulators.

Configure tests for Android devices and emulators

Emulate android browser on mac