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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.
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.

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.
      - HTTP test details
        Test detail fields apply to the entire test.
      - HTTP page details
        Page detail fields apply to the page that is currently selected.
      - HTTP request details
        Page request fields apply to the page that is currently selected.
      - HTTP response data details
        Response data fields apply to the response data that is returned by each page request.
      - HTTP server access configuration details
        Server access configurations store HTTP connection information. By default, a connection does not remain open across test boundaries. Several connections can use the same server access configuration, and the same connection can be used by several other requests in the same test. If you change the host, port, or authentication for a server access configuration, those changes apply to all connections in the test that use the configuration.
    - 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.
  - 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.

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.

About this task

This section focuses on low-level editing tasks that experienced performance testers do. For information about the layout of the test editor and the more commonly performed, high-level editing tasks, see Editing HTTP tests.