Reuse Existing Assets to Create Structure Diagrams Automatically

Over the past years numerous importers have been developed to create structure diagrams and from various existing assets such as automation information (like framework functions, object repository recordings from various test automation tools like HP UFT/QTP and Tricentis Tosca, etc), application information (like WSDL versus WADL versus OpenAPI web service definitions, SOAP versus JSON web service captures, etc), simple Excel based interface specifications (GUI versus mainframe interfaces), etc.

If you have any automation or application assets in a format which is currently not supported by importers reach out to support@conformiq.com for help.

Importers generally expect input sources to be provided to follow a correct format. In particular when it comes to failures in web service definition imports, the validity of the source should be checked with 3rd party tools.

When creating structure diagrams from external sources care should be taken to import only the relevant parts of the interfaces, i.e., avoid importing complete web service definitions but instead import only the message and information elements you need from a definitions file, or do not import complete web pages modify object repositories to only contain the widgets you need for modeling the functionality to be tested. Notice this also helps to reduce model complexity.