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Catalogs enable reuse and create efficiency
Automation modules are composed of objects, which are derived from catalogs. This procedure is comparable to the usage of libraries. |
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For example, the catalogs are provided by the component manufacturer and can be specialized or extended if required with the Catalog Editor, which is included in Automation Framework. |
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By using catalogs, module groups that were created once can also be reused. Once you have specialized, configured or summarized the automation modules in a solution, these can be stored in separate, user-defined catalogs and reused or further specialized in other projects.
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As a result, the engineering effort is decreased, as all modules prepared in the catalogs can be dragged & dropped into the project and configured there. |
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[Technological basics of Automation Framework, object model]
[Details of the Tool Builder]
[Details of the Suite Builder]
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