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CAPBAK/MSW captures user activities during the testing process
including keystrokes, mouse movements,
captured ASCII characters and captured bitmap images,
and records them as C-language procedures.
A C-language interpreter plays back
all recorded events and actions.
CAPBAK/MSW's Multiple
Synchronization Modes ensure reliable playback,
allowing tests to be run unsupervised as often as required.
The captured images provide baselines against
which response images of
future test reruns are automatically compared,
with results written to a log file.
Tests which have FAILed are quickly identified in the log file.
To verify tests have successfully played back,
CAPBAK/MSW's CBVIEW utility
displays test session captured images.
Tests can be further verified with the
CBDIFF utility which differences baseline and response file images.
A masking capability allows CBDIFF to ignore
user-specified areas of the image file
during the differencing process.
Used with its TestWorks/Regression companion tool,
SMARTS/MSW,
tests are organized in a hierarchical structure
for execution individually or as a part of a test suite.
The results can then be evaluated using CBDIFF.
Following test execution,
SMARTS/MSW logs test statistics and PASS/FAIL results into reports.
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