After you record a test, you can edit it to include variable data
(rather than the data that you recorded), verification points (to confirm
that the test runs as expected), transactions, conditional processing, and
custom code.
Citrix synchronization overview
During the run of a Citrix
session, the test uses window events or image recognition to ensure
that the correct user input actions are maintained on track with the
application events coming from the Citrix server.
Verifying application behavior
To check the expected behavior of the application during a Citrix
performance test, you can add verification points at strategic points in the
test. You can use window verification points to check that a specific window
opens during the test, regardless of its contents, or you can
use image synchronization to verify the displayed contents. During the run,
verification points produce a pass, fail, error, or inconclusive status in
the Citrix Verification Point report. You can also measure response times
between two test elements.
Adding elements to a Citrix test
You can add a variety of elements to a test, such as user input
actions, comments, loops or conditions.