Tosca Commander consists of several sections, including the Module Section, Test Case Section, Test Case Design Section, Execution Section, Requirement Section, Issues Section, and Configuration Section, each serving a specific role in the testing process.
The Module Section holds technical data categorized into Standard Modules (provided by Tosca) and User-defined Modules (created by users).
Tosca modules are further classified into Classic Modules and XModules based on their creation process.
Manual testing and automation testing are both supported by Tosca Commander, with test case creation being dependent on the module section for automation.
The Test Case Section is where new test cases are created, and the Test Case Design Section helps in planning and designing test cases efficiently.
Execution Section is where test scripts are executed, and results are saved, facilitating the execution of both individual test steps and complete test cases.
Requirement Section deals with gathering use case requirements for testing, while the Issues Section logs any bugs or errors found during test case execution.
In the Configuration Section, necessary configurations like API setups for performance testing or mobile testing are specified.
Overall, TOSCA's various sections streamline and enhance the testing process by providing structured workflows for test case creation, execution, and issue tracking.