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Reference Guide
This guide describes, additional topics to gain more knowledge about HCL OneTest™ Performance.
UI preferences
Read the UI preferences topics.
Test editor references
To understand the relevance of different UI fields in the test editor of various test extensions, read these topics.
Citrix test editor reference
In Citrix testing, the test editor information is divided into eleven categories. This section describes the fields in each category that can be edited manually.
Citrix text input details
In the test editor, text input action elements are located under window events and describe a series of key strokes. These settings apply to the selected text input element.

Reference Guide
This guide describes, additional topics to gain more knowledge about HCL OneTest™ Performance.
- Accessibility features
  Accessibility features help users who have physical disabilities, such as visual and, hearing impairment, or limited mobility, to use the software products successfully.
- General reference for performance testing
  See these performance testing topics for general reference.
- UI preferences
  Read the UI preferences topics.
  - HTTP preferences
    You can change the product behavior by changing these HTTP-related settings.
  - SAP test preferences
    You can change the product behavior by changing these SAP-related settings.
  - Citrix recorder preferences
    Citrix recorder preferences control the behavior of the recording wizard.
  - Socket Test Generation preferences
    With the socket test generation preferences, you can change how the test recorder generates new socket tests.
  - Citrix monitoring panel reference
    The Citrix monitoring panel is an optional panel that displays detailed information and control commands for each virtual user during the run of a schedule. When enabled, the Citrix monitoring panel is available during the run of a schedule.
  - Proxy recording preferences
    Use these preferences to specify a list of endpoints to ignore when recording a test with the proxy recorder.
  - Test editor preferences
    The General preferences control what happens when you move test elements, and how digital certificates are substituted. The Colors and Fonts preferences control how the editor displays dataset and correlation data. The Search and Replace preferences control the behavior of search and replace.
  - Report preferences
    Report preference settings apply to all protocols.
  - Test editor references
    To understand the relevance of different UI fields in the test editor of various test extensions, read these topics.
    - HTTP test editor reference
      In HTTP testing, the test editor information is divided into five categories. This section describes the fields in each category that can be edited manually.
    - SAP test editor reference
      In SAP testing, the test editor information is divided into nine categories. This section describes the fields in each category that can be edited manually.
    - Citrix test editor reference
      In Citrix testing, the test editor information is divided into eleven categories. This section describes the fields in each category that can be edited manually.
      - Citrix test details
        In the test editor, the Citrix Test is the first element of a Citrix test. These settings apply to the entire Citrix test.
      - Citrix session details
        In the test editor, the session is located at the top of the Citrix test. Session settings apply to connection with the server.
      - Citrix window details
        In the test editor, the Citrix window elements contain all user input actions and window events. These settings apply to the selected window element.
      - Citrix window event details
        In the test editor, the Citrix window event elements are located inside window elements and describe any changes to the location or size of a window. These settings apply to the selected window event element.
      - Citrix key action details
        Citrix key action fields apply to the selected key action element.
      - Citrix mouse action details
        In the test editor, mouse action elements are located in window elements and describe mouse input. These settings apply to the selected mouse action element.
      - Citrix text input details
        In the test editor, text input action elements are located under window events and describe a series of key strokes. These settings apply to the selected text input element.
      - Citrix mouse sequence details
        In the test editor, Citrix mouse sequence elements are located under window elements and describe a series of mouse movements. These settings apply to the selected mouse sequence element.
      - Citrix screen capture details
        In the test editor, screen captures display a graphical overview of the state of the application at a given moment in the test, providing you with a point of reference for navigating through the test.
      - Citrix image synchronization details
        In the test editor, the Citrix image synchronization allows Citrix performance tests to keep track of the contents of a screen area during the replay. These settings apply to the image synchronization element that is selected.
      - Citrix logoff details
        In the test editor, the logoff element is located at the end of the Citrix test. The logoff element is created only when the recording is stopped by clicking Stop Recording
        
        in the Recorder Control window. Other methods of ending a recording, such as closing the Citrix XenApp client or closing the Windows™ session, do not create a session logoff element in the generated test.
  - VU Schedule editor reference
    Most VU Schedule editor settings apply either to the entire schedule or to individual user groups.
- WSDL security editor reference
  With the Web Service Description Language (WSDL) security editor you can create and edit security configurations for a WSDL file.

Citrix text input details

In the test editor, text input action elements are located under window events and describe a series of key strokes. These settings apply to the selected text input element.

Value: Specify a string or portion of text that can be entered during the test. You can use references or dataset variables.

Think Time

Enable Think Time: Select this option to specify a think time for the current user input action.
Think Time: Specifies the programmatically calculated time delay that is observed for each virtual user when this test is run with multiple virtual users. Think time is a statistical emulation of the amount of time actual users spend reading or thinking about an input before performing the action.

Response Time

Start response time for: Select this option to use the current input action to trigger the start of a response time measurement. When you select this option on an input action that is not already linked to a response time, a new response time is created with a default name. If there are response times that do not have a start action, then these are also listed. Select the response time that you want to link to.
Go to response time definition: Click here to navigate to the session element to view the Response Time Definitions table.