Importing Packages, Web Applications, and Mobile Apps
In this procedure, you will load the packages to test and select the reports to run.
| # | Step | Instructions | Result |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Import Windows Installer packages into Application Catalog. | For this exercise, we will test Windows Installer packages that were imported into the Application Catalog earlier in this guide in Importing Packages into the Application Catalog. Note: For instructions on how to import a directory of packages into the Application Catalog, see Importing a Folder of Multiple Packages. | The Application Manager tree should now be organized as follows: |
| 2 | Import web applications into Application Catalog. | First, open the Import Options > General tab of the Application Manager Options dialog box, and clear the selection of the Automatically Execute Tests After Import option. Next, create a new group in the Application Manager tree named Web Applications . Then import the following web applications into the Web Applications folder. Orbitz at: http://www.orbitz.com Travelocity at: http://www.travelocity.com Because these web applications do not require a login to access, leave the User name and Password fields on the Web Site Details panel blank. | The web applications are listed in the Application Manager tree: |
| 3 | Import a mobile app into the Application Catalog | Create a new group in the Application Manager tree named Mobile Apps . Then, import an Apple iOS mobile app from the Apple App Store, as described in Importing Public Store Mobile Apps. | The iOS public store mobile app is listed in the Application Manager tree. |