Windows Tray: Unterschied zwischen den Versionen
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==Overview== |
==Overview== |
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[[File:Windows_Tray0.png|thumb |
[[File:Windows_Tray0.png|thumb|Tray Icon]] |
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Under the Windows operating system, a small tray icon is shown (tpically in the lower right of your screen) which when clicked opens the expecco status |
Under the Windows operating system, a small tray icon is shown (tpically in the lower right of your screen) which when clicked opens the expecco status |
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This is useful if expecco runs as a test-slave and is itself receiving automation jobs from a supervising expeccoALM/Aidymo or other central management facility. |
This is useful if expecco runs as a test-slave and is itself receiving automation jobs from a supervising expeccoALM/Aidymo or other central management facility. |
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The tray icon is implicitly enabled if expecco is started with a "--server" argument, and can also be explicitly enabled/disabled with a "--tray" / "--noTray" [[Starting_expecco_via_Command_Line/en#Startup|command line argument]]. |
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[[File:Windows_Tray1.png|thumb|Tray Control UI]] |
[[File:Windows_Tray1.png|thumb|Tray Control UI]] |
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The first tab shows the current connection status, the other tabs provide more detail information about some of expecco's internals. |
The first tab shows the current connection status, the other tabs provide more detail information about some of expecco's internals. |
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=== Status Tab === |
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Of special interest is the "Testplans" tab, which shows a history of recently executed tests. |
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* SOAP/REST Service Status |
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:Connections which were initialted by expeccoALM (i.e. if configured as such, ALM can actively initiate a connection to a running expecco slave) |
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* WebSocket Status |
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:Connections which were initialted by expecco (if configured as such, expecco initiates a connection to a running ALM master) |
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* Executor Status |
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:Currently executing? |
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=== Testplans Tab === |
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Shows a history of recently executed tests and their outcome. |
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=== Statistics Tab === |
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Overall statistic (since started) |
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=== Memory Tab === |
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Current memory situation inside expecco (allocated memory) |
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=== Processes Tab === |
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Current active threads within expecco |
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Aktuelle Version vom 3. Juli 2024, 10:40 Uhr
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Overview[Bearbeiten]
Under the Windows operating system, a small tray icon is shown (tpically in the lower right of your screen) which when clicked opens the expecco status app. This is useful if expecco runs as a test-slave and is itself receiving automation jobs from a supervising expeccoALM/Aidymo or other central management facility.
The tray icon is implicitly enabled if expecco is started with a "--server" argument, and can also be explicitly enabled/disabled with a "--tray" / "--noTray" command line argument.
The first tab shows the current connection status, the other tabs provide more detail information about some of expecco's internals.
Status Tab[Bearbeiten]
- SOAP/REST Service Status
- Connections which were initialted by expeccoALM (i.e. if configured as such, ALM can actively initiate a connection to a running expecco slave)
- WebSocket Status
- Connections which were initialted by expecco (if configured as such, expecco initiates a connection to a running ALM master)
- Executor Status
- Currently executing?
Testplans Tab[Bearbeiten]
Shows a history of recently executed tests and their outcome.
Statistics Tab[Bearbeiten]
Overall statistic (since started)
Memory Tab[Bearbeiten]
Current memory situation inside expecco (allocated memory)
Processes Tab[Bearbeiten]
Current active threads within expecco
