Architect uses no programming and captures all actions automatically, therefore business analysts familiar with their applications can quickly generate Testcases that concentrate on the crucial areas that must function properly. By capturing these processes, Architect automatically documents them and transfers them to the Architect database, where automated searches and analyses can quickly point out possible risk areas. The following represents a simple scenario of the testing process, with the simple steps it takes to perform these processes. Create process model Testcases. From the Architect Main Menu, users select Design, Capture, Action, Go .
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Users then perform normal processes of entering data to their application, including querying appropriate results or browsing related output files. Architect captures all inputs and system responses automatically. Users press a button to return to Architect to name and save the Testcase. Architect scans the saved data and creates a process model that looks exactly like the application system process. Prototype Testcases Users can quickly prototype the desired behavior of the system simply by typing new fields, labels, inputs and expected responses on the screen.