Using the Certify Web Interface Options Tool

The Certify Web Interface Options tool allows you to configure eXtensibility Framework (XF) class definitions and the Learn configurations files. All settings are stored in the Worksoft Certify database.

The default definitions and configurations files are used in:

Process execution
Certify LiveTouch

XF Definitions and Configurations Files

Before definitions or configurations files can be used, they must first be imported into Certify with the Certify Web Interface Options tool.

Configuration options are a set of rules that specify how the Learn utility will learn the application page, as well as the following items:

Which object types to import
How to name the objects
Which Certify class to map elements
What attributes to use to recognize the object

For more information about XF definitions, see Understanding eXtensibility Framework (XF) Definitions and Importing XF Definitions and Configurations Files.

Configuring Settings

With the Certify Web Interface Options tool, you are able to use the following tabs to configure settings and your definitions and configurations files:

Tab	Description
Settings	Select if you want to use Application Presets mode or the Legacy mode. The Legacy mode is the current implementation of using runtime settings and Auto Detect rules for matching definitions and configurations. In this tab, you can complete the following tasks for both XF definitions files and configuration files: Import an XML file. Export an XML file. Create a new file with the Save As function. Delete a file. Rename a file. Set a file as default. Also, administrators can configure whether users can edit application presets, configurations, and auto detect rules. For more information, see the following topics: Importing XF Definitions and Configurations Files Exporting XF Definitions and Configurations Files Renaming XF Definitions and Configurations Files
Application Presets	Define unique application preset options with a set of technologies that match a web application in order to access runtime settings and XF definitions and configuration files. Only Certify administrators can configure application presets. For more information, see Configuring Application Presets with the Certify Web Interface Options Tool.
Configuration	Create rules for the way a page is learned, and these rules are stored directly to the Certify database. Specify how the Learn utility learns the application page and determine the following: Which object types to import How to name the objects Which Certify Class to map elements What attributes to use to recognize the object
Auto Detect Rules	Set rules that automatically specify which Web configurations and definitions to use when a page is learned or captured.
Local Logging	Users can enable or disable logging and select sign-on settings. For more information, see Configuring Local Logging with the Certify Web Interface Options Tool.
Local Settings	Select configuration options that only impact the current Windows user on the enabled machine. For more information, see Configuring Local Settings with the Certify Web Interface Options Tool.
User Settings	Configure your own Web interface options. For more information, see Configuring User Settings with the Certify Web Interface Options Tool.
Global Settings	If there is no default user settings, global settings are used. Only Certify administrators can configure global settings. For more information, see Configuring Global Settings with the Certify Web Interface Options Tool.

These default settings are not used with Business Capture.