This chapter discusses how to create a test application with one program using the Application Wizard in ATEasy. After creating the application, you will learn how to create tests in the program and then how to build, run and debug the application. We will also add a user interface to the application. This lets the user control the test application using the Test Executive driver supplied with ATEasy.
Use the table below to learn more about this chapter's topics:
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How to start ATEasy. |
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What are the types of ATEasy projects. |
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How to create your first application using the Application Wizard. |
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Key concepts of the ATEasy IDE. |
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How to add tasks and tests to your application. |
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What are the properties of ATEasy tests. |
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Learn about these important internal variables. |
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An overview of running an application for the first time. |
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The Log Window and the information it provides. |
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Demonstrates a way to add a user interface to your application that lets the user control the running of test programs, log results, and more. |
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Describes how to run and use the test executive. |
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Describes other features available in the test executive such as multiple users support and touch panel support. |
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How to build and execute an application after it has been created. |
Note: A copy of the project that you will create throughout this Getting Started Guide, MyProject.prj, is in the \ATEasy\Examples folder, along with all of its associated files.