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Web HTTP Baseline Test Cases

Consolidated Web HTTP baseline test cases have a test step that reads from a Large Data data set. The test step is an HTTP/HTML Request step.

The following graphic shows an example of a consolidated Web HTTP baseline test case. The test case has an HTTP/HTML Request step.

The data set contains such information as the URL, request body, expected response, and response code.

By default, the data set is local, rather than global.

The test step includes the Assert Response Code Equals assertion. This assertion verifies that the actual response code matches the expected response code.

Stateful Web HTTP baseline test cases have one or more HTTP/HTML Request steps. Each step includes the Assert Response Code Equals assertion.

The following graphic shows an example of a stateful Web HTTP baseline test case.

To run the test case, do one of the following actions:

• Stage a quick test
• Stage a test case

You can monitor the results in the Consolidated Baseline tab.

Note: For information about how to stage a quick test or a test case, see Running Test Cases and Suites in Using CA Application Test.