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Test Manager Guide
This guide describes how to keep track of the performance of the application by evaluating the test results. Following topics cover how you can work with the test results.
Results for tests in UI Test perspective
In this section, you will learn how to analyze test results in the Web UI Test perspective.
Evaluating desktop Web UI results
After the test run, Unified Report the statistical report, and test log is displayed. The statistical report displays response time data for transactions and test steps. The live report displays result for the functionality of each step and the test log shows details of each test step.
UI Test live report
When you initiate a test run, the Test Execution perspective displays the UI Test report. This report shows the status of each step that is being currently running on the browser. After the test run completes, the UI Test Report shows up in a new tab.

Test Manager Guide
This guide describes how to keep track of the performance of the application by evaluating the test results. Following topics cover how you can work with the test results.
- Publishing test results to the server
  The test results indicate the quality of the application under test. Different stakeholders might want to check the quality of the application but do not have the desktop client installed. As a desktop client user, you can publish test results to IBM® Rational® Test Automation Server so that others can view them from the web browser.
- Publishing specific results to the server
  If you have a single test result or multiple test results that are not published to IBM® Rational® Test Automation Server, you can publish a single or all of them simultaneously.
- Unified reports
  Unified reports in Rational® Functional Tester provide a detailed overview of the test results. Unified reports also provide an extensive user interface that you can use to analyze or apply filters on the test results.
- Results for tests in UI Test perspective
  In this section, you will learn how to analyze test results in the Web UI Test perspective.
  - UI Test Statistical report
    You can use the UI Test Statistical report to view the performance data for your application. This report displays performance data for all of the transactions in the test, all of the steps in the test, and all of the supported computer resources.
  - Evaluating desktop Web UI results
    After the test run, Unified Report the statistical report, and test log is displayed. The statistical report displays response time data for transactions and test steps. The live report displays result for the functionality of each step and the test log shows details of each test step.
    - UI Test live report
      When you initiate a test run, the Test Execution perspective displays the UI Test report. This report shows the status of each step that is being currently running on the browser. After the test run completes, the UI Test Report shows up in a new tab.
    - Generating Functional Test Report
      To create an HTML report that can be printed or used outside of the workbench, generate a functional test report. The functional test report shows the verdicts for the test and for each step of the test. Functional reports are generated from the test run as HTML files that use predefined report designs.
    - Low Intensity Performance Testing
      In performance testing, the user load is gradually increased from low intensity to high intensity. Testing the performance of the application with very few users is referred to as Low Intensity Performance Testing. Typically, you require performance test assets to do performance testing. However, in IBM® Rational® Functional Tester, you can do functional testing and low intensity performance testing with the same functional test assets.
    - Viewing On App and Off App response time
      When you initiate a test run from the test workbench, by default, the response time is collected and displayed in the UI Test Report after the run. This report shows the overall response time for each test step. The response time is also displayed on the Step Performance tab of the statistical report. This report shows the average response time for each test step.
  - Customizing reports
    You can customize reports to specifically investigate a performance problem in more detail than what is provided in the default reports.
  - Export test results
    You can export the test result in different formats to share it with different stakeholders.
  - Evaluating mobile test run results
    To check whether or not the mobile test ran successfully, you can open the test report. You can also view each recorded functional action in the report.
  - Logs overview
    HCL OneTest™ UI uses logs to store different types of information, which you can use to determine the reason for a test failure.
- Results for tests in Functional Test perspective
  In this section, you will learn how to analyze test results in the Functional Test perspective.

UI Test live report

When you initiate a test run, the Test Execution perspective displays the UI Test report. This report shows the status of each step that is being currently running on the browser. After the test run completes, the UI Test Report shows up in a new tab.

You must complete the following steps if you want the UI Test live report to be generated:

Open the eclipse.ini file that is located in the path as: /opt/HCL/HCLOneTest/eclipse.ini.
Add the following property:
-DdisableMoebReport=false
Save and close the eclipse.ini file.
Restart Rational® Functional Tester.

When you run Web UI or mobile tests, the UI Test Live report is generated and stored in the Results folder.

If a test script includes many steps or if a test is run on multiple browsers simultaneously, navigating the errors in the UI Test report is cumbersome.

The test header shows the browser name and version the test was run and the steps that failed against the browser. You can also navigate from one error to another by clicking the red color arrow shaped icons. The blue color arrow shaped icons are used to reach to the header of the test. Web UI report

If you chose to run the test on multiple browsers in parallel, the report lists each browser on which the test was run.