How to Create a .tst Using a Windows Shortcut Key
How to Create a .tst Using a Windows Shortcut Key
Description:
Inspired by EM/CTP's quick actions feature, I took advantage of SOAVIRT's REST API and Windows Powershell to use an alternative method to create a client for those times when I want to quickly test an idea, demo a feature, or assist someone on the forums. 
Prerequisites:
1) A Server API Enabled (SOAtest) or Service Enabled (Virtualize) license feature
2) SOAtest/Virtualize server must be running
Solution:
1) Download the attached batch file and place it on your Desktop
2) Run the file and verify that it creates a .tst under the TestAssets folder
3) To avoid having the command prompt display, create a shortcut of the batch file
4) Open the Shortcut properties
- Change the “Run” option to minimized
- Provide a Shortcut Key (e.g., Ctrl + Alt + Z)
- (Optional) Under General tab, select Hidden
5) Use your Shortcut Key and verify that it creates a .tst/client successfully
-- OmarR
Comments
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Can any one explain what is this topic about and what is a.tst means?
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@BIVHAB
the .tst is extension for SOAtest's project file.
More information you can find here
This topic describes how to create SOAtest's project file on SOAtest' server using available API and batch file.--
Ireneusz Szmigiel
http://www.catb.org/esr/faqs/smart-questions.html0
