Export messages to Tosca Commander
You can export API Scan messages to Tosca Commander. This allows you to create API TestCases
You can export the following items from API Scan:
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One or more messages
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One or more elements with all subordinate messages, for instance a folder or web service operation
Change export behavior
By default, API Scan exports selected objects to a new ComponentFolder in Tosca Commander.
You can, however, change the export behavior in the following ways:
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Select a specific ComponentFolder in Tosca Commander before you export from API Scan. In this case, API Scan doesn't create a new ComponentFolder, but exports all objects to the ComponentFolder you selected.
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In API Scan, select Export to Component Folders (see step 3 below). This creates a structure of multiple ComponentFolders in Tosca Commander, similar to the API Scan project tree structure.
Export to Tosca Commander
To export messages to Tosca Commander, follow the steps below:
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In the API Scan window, select the object(s) in the project tree that you want to export.
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In Tosca Commander, select the ComponentFolder into which you want to export your objects. If you don't select a folder, API Scan creates a new ComponentFolder.
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In the API Scan window, click the
API TestCase button or select one of the following options from its drop-down menu:
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API TestCase. Optionally, select Export or Export to Component Folders from the drop-down menu.
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OSV Scenario. Optionally, select Export or Export to Component Folders from the drop-down menu.
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Export options in API Scan
Tricentis Tosca automatically creates all Modules and TestCases
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If you use the API Scan standalone version, Tricentis Tosca creates a separate subset of your exported objects. You can specify the path and name of the subset in the subsequent dialog. |