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Project Panel Right-Click Menu

You can create various documents in a project from the Project panel. When you right-click a choice in the Project panel, the menu that appears is dynamic to the selection.

The order of these choices varies depending on what choice is selected when you right-click.

The right-click menu choices described here are also available from the main menu by selecting File, New.

Create New Test Case

For detailed information, see Create a Test Case in Using CA Application Test.

Create New VS Model

For detailed information, see Work with Virtual Service Models in Using CA Service Virtualization. This feature requires an extra license.

Create New VS Image

For detailed information, see Create a Service Image in Using CA Service Virtualization. This feature requires an extra license.

Create New Staging Document

For detailed information, see Building Staging Documents in Using CA Application Test.

Create New Suite

For detailed information, see Building Test Suites in Using CA Application Test.

Create New Test Audit

For detailed information, see Building Audit Documents in Using CA Application Test.

One or more of the following choices could also be available:

• Add New Folder
• Import Files
• Rename Project
• Delete
• Paste
• View/Edit Project Metadata

If you want the documents you create to default to the matching folder name, right-click that choice when adding. If you add a document without right-clicking the folder name, DevTest adds it to the bottom of the Project panel list. To correct, you then must go to the root directory and manually move the file into the correct folder and then reopen the project.

You are not limited to keeping a specific type of file (such as .tst) under the recommended folder (such as Tests). The file can stay anywhere in the project. The only exceptions are .config files; they must be located in the Configs folder.