As we learned in the last blog, how to set up Appium 2.0 from scratch and install Appium Inspector too. This blog will teach about Appium Inspector’s desired capabilities to start our Android apps. Appium Inspector is part of the Appium 2.0 framework used to inspect elements within mobile applications for automation testing. Appium Inspector enables […]
Posts Tagged ‘Automation Scripting’
Maximo Automation Scripting – Keep it Simple
Recently I was tasked with making one of 3 fields mandatory on a Maximo application. Doesn’t sound like rocket science, and in the past, my first thought would have been to work out a fun and complicated set of Conditional Expressions. Then I got to thinking, wouldn’t it be easier to just do an If-then […]
Perceptions of an Easy Configuration
I sat down to write a post about my preference of an automation script for a crossover versus a crossover domain. This also makes me think about the different perceptions of an easy configuration. By easy configuration I mean the most direct, streamlined and doesn’t impact performance but Maximo has ten [plus] ways to do […]
Climbing Out of the Maximo Developer’s Rabbit Hole
Years ago on a large project to implement Maximo SmartCloud Control Desk [SCCD], now IBM Control Desk [ICD], we all had our own instances for developing that we could refresh at any time. Even the architect team had their own instance. One of their team members tinkered around quite a bit. Since we became friends […]