Key BenefitsSingle Toolset for All Application TestingDesign and run tests for your full range of configurations from same interface. Silk Test now supports all major mobile platforms. Standardize validation efforts by testing web, rich-client, and mobile apps using a single solu-tion, rather than using multiple testing tools for different applications.

Centralize and Secure Device ManagementCentralize device management and securely support ‘follow the sun’ global access. Silk Test will access any remote device as if it is locally connected.

Enhanced Cross-Browser TestingUse industry-leading cross-browser testing capabilities to ensure web applications will behave as expected on all popular platforms. Silk 17.0 adds recording and script re-use sup-port for Safari on Mac, recording support for Firefox, and more.

Top New FeaturesMobile Testing Mobile application development has continually evolved. Now, the standard testing principles

used for desktop and web application can be applied for testing mobile application. Silk Test 17.0 provides mobile testing support for Android (4.4, 5, 5.1, 6.0) and iOS (8.x, 9.x) based applications on real physical devices or simulators/emulators. Standardize on a single testing solution across all applications.

Mobile Device LabSecurely share devices across an organiza-tion, to leverage all devices, wherever they are. Silk Test 17.0 will access any remote device as if it is locally connected. Centralize device management and provide global access within the organization’s secure private network and support the ‘follow the sun’ needs of a globally-distributed test team.

What’s New in Silk Test 17.0? Micro Focus® Silk Test™ is the industry-leading test automation solution. Silk Test 17.0 offers significant productivity and usability enhancements to ensure a consistent user experience anytime, anywhere on any device. Silk Test 17.0 now incorporates mobile testing capabilities, broadening the range of application types supported within a single, powerful testing solution.

Data SheetSilk Test 17.0

Technology Updates• Mozilla Firefox support: 42–46• Google Chrome support: 46–50• Android 6.0 support• iOS support: 9.1, 9.2, 9.3

Figure 1. Mobile Testing

Expanded Cross-Browser Testing Silk Test 17.0 adds support for Safari on

Mac. Run a current browser script without modifications on Safari, or create new scripts within minutes.

Silk Test now provides recording support for Firefox, to easily create new scripts or modify existing scripts created for other browsers.

Silk Test provides built-in synchronization. Create scripts that run on all supported browsers, without having to manually synchronize against the asynchronous events typical of highly dynamic web applications such as AJAX or HTML5. Silk Test 17.0 has unified this advanced synchronization mechanism across the supported browsers, ensuring similar results regardless of browser or platform.

Usability Enhancements Need to monitor tests being executed

on a remote machine? The new viewing capabilities of the Playback Status dialog display the current executed action, with a screenshot.

Specify the maximum number of versions of an asset to keep and control the size of the Silk Test Workbench Database.

An at-a-glance view of the latest run of test results saves time and effort. Results now display in the Asset Browser within the

Silk Test Workbench, whether the latest test run passed or failed. Additionally, the Run Details dialog box also displays whether each test run passed or failed.

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Figure 2. Testing Safari on Mac

Figure 3. Playback Status Dialog