> Recording Login Sequences Reliably
Have you ever tried to record a login session only to find out
your entries were not properly recorded or were not recorded at
all? There are a number of different approaches available to be
able to record the different types of login.
Use these guidelines to record the login session reliably:
(1) HTML Pages
To record logins built with HTML based pages, the fields are
usually recorded after the user has clicked on the "Submit"
button, tabbed through the next field or, pressed the enter
key.
(2) Java Applets
To record logins built with Java Applets, use standard
recording approach or, by enabling the option "Text Field
Entry" under Applet recording, as well as enabling "Auto
Record Inputs" from keyboard commands for eValid to record the
input. There are some cases which require the use of
xyLClicks to set focus to the edit fields.
(3) Java Apps.
To record logins built with Java Applications, use the
Application Mode Recording feature of eValid. User input is
automatically recorded as a KeyText command after each
MouseClick, Enter, or Tab command.
(3) Applications
To record logins built with Applications, use the Application
Mode Recording feature of eValid. If the application is run
from outside the browser, use Desktop Mode Recording which
records inputs as a KeyText command while all other keyboard
movements are recorded as KeySys commands.
(4) Modal Dialogs
To record logins built with Modal Dialogs, use the available
Modal Dialog commands from the script dialog box or use the
Desktop Mode Recording feature of eValid.
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