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- XML Data Bank
- Header Data Bank
- JSON Data Bank
- Text Data Bank
- Writable data sources (described in Configuring a Writable Data Source)
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For details on writable data sources, see Configuring a Writable Data Source.
then use the data source wizard to indicate which element’s value you want to use. Or, you could manually configure values to be stored to a data bank or writable data source, then parameterize the response vs. those saved responses.
In addition to this tool-to-tool value passing, values can also be passed in the following ways:
- Through variables: Variables can used to parameterize all or parts of text field values in tool editors. For example, a text field could reference environment variables, a data source column, a data bank column, or a variable defined for the current suite. For details, see Parameterizing Tools with Variables.
- Through scripting: This is primarily used when you need to pass an object of a type other than a String. You can only access these values through scripting. This is done using com.parasoft.api.Context get(String) and put(String, Object). For details, see Extensibility or Scripting Basics.
General Rule of Thumb
A general rule of thumb is:
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