The project root element is located in the project window. It lists all existing folders in a project. In a Tosca default installation this includes the folders Configurations, Execution, Issues, Modules, Reporting, Requirements, TestCaseDesign and TestCases. Optionally, the Lost and Found folder is created during an import to store objects that cannot be allocated.
Open the Project window via the menu entry Home->Project.
The project root element initially has the name of the workspace and can be freely renamed.
Project window: root element
Properties - Project root element
Description
In this field, you can provide a description of your project. You can enter any text you wish, which will be shown both as a tooltip and as the description for your project in your list of Recent Projects on your Tricentis Tosca home page.
Project description
The information that is stored here does not have any effect on automated steering.
By selecting a SpecialProjectName, the settings that underlie the project are chosen. These settings have to be saved to one of the following directories:
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%APPDATA%\Tricentis\Tosca TestSuite\7.0.0\Settings
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%TRICENTIS_ALLUSERS_APPDATA%\Settings
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%TRICENTIS_HOME%\dll\Settings\XML
Options - Project root element
All options or functions that affect the entire workspace are provided via the project root element. This includes, for example, functions in multiuser mode and user administration.
Some of the following options are only available to administrators.
Show latest change details
All project information available in the repository is read and displayed in a dialog (see chapter "Show latest change details").
Show checkout details
All project information available in the repository is read and displayed in a dialog. The project need to be checked out (see chapter "Show Checkout Details").
Each object in Tosca Commander has a UniqueId (see chapter "UniqueId") and a NodePath (see chapter "NodePath"). These properties can be found in Tosca Commander in the right column in the Properties tab.
With the function Jump to Object, Tosca Commander allows objects to be directly accessed by entering the UniqueId or the NodePath.
The function Jump to Object is performed via the project root element. Select Jump to Object in the context menu of the project root element. The dialog window for entering the UniqueId or the NodePath is opened.
Jump to Object
Alternatively, you can use menu option Home->Object or the key combination Ctrl + Alt + J.
Enter the object ID
After the input has been confirmed by clicking the OK button, the application jumps to the selected object.
Change my password
Changes your password as described in chapter "Setting and changing user passwords ".
Create Component Folder
Creates a new Component Folder (see chapter "Create Component Folders").
Create property definition
Creates a property definition as described in chapter "Create property definitions"
Create Branch
Creates a new branch within Tosca so you can work in multiple Tosca versions simultaneously (see chapter "Create and manage branches").
Merge Branch
Merges a branch back to the master branch in Tosca in order to merge changes from one version to another without manually redoing the work (see chapter "Merge branches").
Delete Branch
Deletes a branch you no longer need (see chapter "Delete branches").
Start remote control
Starts the remote control to SAP (see chapter "Start Remote Control").
Show TDM ObjectEditor
Opens the TDM ObjectEditor (see chapter "Edit objects").
Revert my TDM object locks
Releases TDM objects which are locked for other users (see chapter "Releasing object locks").
Set Credentials for Managed Files Area
Separate access data can be specified to be able to access the Managed Files Area (see chapter "Managed Files Area - Restrict access").
Synchronize LDAP Objects
Synchronizes users and user groups with LDAP (see chapter "Synchronizing users and user groups with LDAP").
Exclude tree from Synchronization
Excludes linked ExecutionLists from synchronization (see chapter "Exclude linked ExecutionLists from synchronization").
Purge missing references
Removes any missing references between objects (see chapter "Purge missing references").
Export Subset
Exports Tosca Commander Objects as a subset (see chapter "Export subset").
View Local Changes
Displays modifications of the local workspace (see chapter "View local changes").
View Local Changes for Tree
Displays all modifications of the selected object and all elements hierarchically below the object. (see chapter "View Local Changes for Tree").
Versioning
Includes the Versioning options View Change History, View Change History for tree, Export Subset for Revision... and View Change History for Project.
Export Project Definitions
Exports all project definitions of the project (see chapter "Export and import Project Definitions").
Import Project Definitions
Imports project definitions into the project (see chapter "Export and import Project Definitions"). This procedure overwrites existing project definitions.
Import Subset
Imports a subset into Tosca Commander (see chapter "Import subset"). If you import a .tsu subset, it gets imported and merged.
Import External Objects
Imports externally generated objects into Tosca Commander (see chapter "Importing external objects").
XEngines Migration - Update project to current version
Migrates your existing XModules to be compatible with the current Tricentis Tosca version (chapter "Migrate XEngines").
Connect to Exploratory Testing Server
Connects to the Exploratory Testing Server (see chapter "Connect to Exploratory Testing Server").
Prepare for Integration
Prepares your workspace prior to synchronizing objects with SAP Solution Manager (see chapter "Define connection properties in Tricentis Tosca").
SAP Solution Manager
Includes the SAP Solution Manager Options Edit Test Script, Set Password and Override RFC Credentials for RemoteControlMode.