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Starting TestFactory from the Command Line

The TestFactory Interface
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To start TestFactory:
1. Click Start > Programs >
Rational Suite TestStudio > Rational
TestFactory.
2. In the User Name and Password boxes, type your user name and password.
3. In the Project list, select the project.
4. In the Location box, check to make sure that is the correct location.
5. Click OK.
TestFactory initializes the project, builds a UI library of object classes, and places the
Application Map folder, and the UI Library folder in the left pane of the window.
Starting TestFactory from the Command Line
You can start TestFactory from the command line by typing a command in the Run
dialog box, or by adding the command-line argument in the Properties dialog box of
Windows Explorer. If you start TestFactory from the command line, you can specify
arguments to control the behavior of the program on start-up. You can also specify
command-line arguments in the Properties dialog box for a TestFactory shortcut.
For a list of command-line arguments supported by TestFactory and for information
about using them, see the Appendix Using TestFactory Command-Line Arguments in
this manual.