The Change history section provides an overview on what is new in this release with a description of any new functions or enhancements when applicable.

The How critical is this fix section provides information related to the impact of this release to allow you to assess how your environment may be affected.

The Prerequisites section provides important information to review prior to the installation of this release.

The Download package section provides the direct link to obtain the download package for installation in your environment.

The Installation instructions section provides the installation instructions necessary to apply this release into your environment.

The Known side effects section contains a link to the known problems (open defects) identified at the time of this release.

Click to review the detailed system requirements information for a complete list of hardware requirements, supported operating systems, prerequisites and optional supported software, with component-level details and operating system restrictions.

IBM Knowledge Center provides an entry point to product documentation. You can view, browse, and search online information related to the product.

Click to review a complete list of the defects (APARs) resolved in this release including a list of resolved defects for the entire version family.

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Version of IBM Installation Manager required: IBM Installation Manager 1.8.6 or later.

Additional considerations:

Accessing Help

You can connect to the ibm.com site and access the IBM Knowledge Center help.

After installing Rational Functional Tester, complete the following steps:

1. Start Rational Functional Tester.
2. Click Window and then click Preferences.
3. In the Preferences dialog box, expand Help in the left panel, and then click Content.
4. In the Content page, select the RFT Knowledge Center row and then click Enable.
5. Click Apply and then click OK.
6. Restart Rational Functional Tester, and view the help.

Installing Rational Functional Tester .NET 2010 help

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If you have installed Rational Functional Tester with Microsoft Visual Studio 2010 .NET Integration, you must install Rational Functional Tester Microsoft Visual Studio 2010 .NET help manually:

1. Open Rational Functional Tester, click Help and then click Manage Help Settings.
   This opens the Visual Studio Help Library Manager.
2. Select the Install content from disk option.
3. Click Browse and select the helpcontentsetup.msha file that is available by default in the C:ProgramDataMicrosoftHelpLibraryVS2010 directory on Windows. The help manifest files for other translations are found within the locale folders available in the VS2010 directory. Click Next.
4. Select RFT and click Add. The Update button is enabled.
5. Click Update. You are prompted to confirm the installation. Click Yes. The Rational Functional Tester .NET help is installed as local help for Visual Studio 2010.

Note: To view the Rational Functional Tester .NET Scripting help in the Visual Studio 2010 IDE, you must enable the local help option in the Help Library Manager.

Tip: To view the complete table of contents of the installed local help in the Visual Studio 2010 IDE, install the Visual Studio Help Keyword Index plug-in that is available from the Microsoft website. Alternatively, you can upgrade to Visual Studio 2010 Service Pack 1 to view help in the Microsoft Help Viewer.

Passport Advantage and Passport Advantage Express clients are required to sign in to download the software package.

If you are entitled for Rational Functional Tester and need to download your software from Passport Advantage, perform the following steps:

1. Logon to Passport Advantage.
2. Select Software Downloads and Media Access.
3. Select the Download Finder.
4. Select Find by description or part number.
5. Select the Product Description and All radio buttons and enter Rational Functional Tester in the description field.
6. Select Continue.
7. Expand the eAssemblies and you will see your entitled software.

IBM Software Group OEM offerings are designed for partners who develop and sell business solutions with embedded or bundled IBM middleware software. Clients with Flexible Contract Type (FCT) license purchases and IBM Business Partners must sign in to download the software package.

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This is a full release. It contains new features, as well as fixes for client-reported and internally found defects.

There are no known regressions to report.

Click the Fix List link in the table of contents above to review a list of the problems solved in this release.

Open defects

Review the following list of open defects for Rational Functional Tester on the IBM Support Portal.

Review technote 1461170: Open APARs for Rational products available on the Web for information on how to configure your MyNotifications subscription account and subscribe to the APARs you are interested in following.

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Known Limitations for Functional Test

Adobe Flex support

• Testing Flex applications is supported only on 32-bit browsers.
• Testing Flex applications is not supported on Mozilla Firefox 17.0 and above or on Google Chrome .
• While taking a data verification point on multiple selected elements of a Flex list control, all the selected values are not picked up.
• Insert Test Object does not work for Flex and SparkFormControl.
• It is not possible to play back actions that are recorded on the vertical scroll bar of a SparkList.

Microsoft Silverlight support:

Rational FunctionalTester supports recording Silverlight applications only on 32 bit Internet Explorer.

Microsoft .NET 4.5 support

Recording actions on the drop-down list of a RibbonFilterMenu is not supported.

Microsoft Visual Studio 2010 Ultimate support

• This limitation only applies to 64-bit version of Windows.
• If you face any errors related to the loading of the package while creating a project in Rational Functional Tester, Microsoft Visual Studio 2010 Ultimate Integration, use the following workarounds:
• Download and install any missing dependencies (for example, msvcp80.dll and msvcr80.dll). Then, create a project. For details, see the technote: Rational Functional Tester integration with Microsoft Visual Studio 2010 does not work as expected.

PDF 9.0, 10.0 and 11.0 file testing support

• When you record on the Reader toolbar buttons in Adobe Reader 10.0 and 11.0, the action is recorded as click(atPoint(x,y)).
• When you record on a PDF file that is opened in a Mozilla Firefox browser, you must first record actions in the browser and then begin the recording on the PDF file.
• Playback fails when only the find() API is used to locate objects. As a workaround, click the captured object first and then play back.
• In Rational Functional Tester Microsoft Studio Integration, the PDF crashes during the playback, following a few clicks.

Other limitations and workarounds

• To enable Google Chrome for testing, the extension must be installed from the Chrome Web Store. For more information, see technote 1699063.
• An Oracle Java Runtime Environment (JRE) must be installed and enabled for testing Google Chrome with Rational Functional Tester. For more information, see technote 1973262.
• For improving the performance of Rational Functional Tester with the Mozilla Firefox browser, see technote 1995375.
• Clearcase integration is only supported with a 32-bit installation of Rational Functional Tester.
• For testing 32 bit applications on Linux, RFT must be installed with 32-bit architecture.
• For testing 64 bit applications on Linux, RFT must be installed with 64-bit architecture.

Known Limitations for Web UI Test

• If you install Rational Functional Tester on Macintosh OS, the IBM Rational Quality Manager and IBM Rational Team Concert Jazz clients are not available with the installer. To use the Jazz clients on Macintosh, you must download the P2 update site compressed files from www.jazz.net and install them using the native Eclipse client.
• Ability to initiate Web UI tests from IBM UrbanCode Deploy is supported only for Microsoft Windows and Linux computers. The feature is not supported on Macintosh computers.

• The following actions are not supported in both Web UI recording and playback:
  • Shortcut keyboard keys.
  • Scroll bar action in the web browser.
  • Context menu action.
  • Native browser dialog boxes.
• The following actions are not supported in Web UI recording, but you can add them manually in the test editor for a successful playback:
  • Back and Forward browser navigation action.
  • Mouse hover action.
• Playback is not supported on a browser window that is launched with the showModalDialog API.
• Sometimes the playback of a multiwindow test fails to execute on Internet Explorer. This limitation is observed primarily after you switch from the second window to the first and click a link in the first window.
• Sometimes the playback on Internet Explorer shows an Internal Error. The Problem Determination log in Eclipse has references to 'Unable to get browser.'
• Sometimes the application under test becomes unresponsive during record/playback time. This happens primarily if the application refreshes regularly using Ajax requests.
• The Web UI extension is not supported on a Turkish Macintosh computer.
• In the Apple Safari browser version earlier than 10, recording and playback for multiple windows is not supported.
• Using multiple monitors with workbench running on one monitor and browser on another for an extended view is not supported.
• Due to a limitation in the Selenium web driver, the Web UI extension does not support JavaScript alerts in the Apple Safari web browser.
• Due to a limitation in the Selenium web driver, when you play back a test on Internet Explorer and the test includes JavaScript pop-up dialogs, the play back fails.
• When the Chrome browser starts to record a test, the browser prompts a dialog box to disable the Developer mode extensions. You must click 'Cancel' to proceed with the recording.
• When Google Chrome is not installed by the user with administrator privileges at the default location, recording and playback of the Web UI tests fail.
• If you ran the test scripts in Internet Explorer, Edge or Safari, the statistical reports will show a zero value for the On App time and Net Server Time. This is because these browsers are yet to support the On App time and Net Server Time. The time values are shown correctly in Firefox and Chrome browsers.
• Tests running for long durations on Firefox tends to consume lot of memory. Depending on the memory available on the computer, the playback might fail after a couple of hours.
• Running tests with Chrome while logged in as root on Linux computers is not supported
• Tests with steps to handle alert, confirm, or prompt JavaScript dialog boxes hang when you run them on the Internet Explorer browser.
• Limitations when running Web UI tests on the Internet Explorer browser with the Capture browser page screenshots option:
  • If the browser is minimized during playback, no screenshots are captured.
  • If the computer is locked, blank screenshots are captured and the playback performance is impacted.
  • If you connect to a remote computer to start the test run from the workbench and the connection is terminated while the test is still running, blank screenshots are captured and playback performance is impacted.
• Limitations when running Web UI tests on a version prior to Microsoft Edge 14.14393 and Microsoft WebDriver 3.14393:
  • You can play back Web UI tests on Edge browser, but recording is not supported.
  • Edge browser cannot work with Alert popups. Alert, confirm, and prompt HTML dialogs are not supported.
  • Multi-windows playback is not supported on Edge browser and Chrome headless mode.
  • Limitation as regards playback performance of Web UI actions on Edge browser.
  • Actions on JavaScript dialogs (alert, confirm, prompt) are not supported.
• If you are using Microsoft Edge 14.14393 and Microsoft WebDriver 3.14393, you can play back Web UI tests, but recording is not supported.
• The Web Analytics reports do not open on Ubuntu 16.04. To resolve this issue, install libwebkitgtk 1.0.0 and then run a test. To install libwebkitgtk 1.0.0, run the following command in the terminal: sudo apt install libwebkitgtk-1.0.0.

• Limitations when recording XPath user-defined action:
  • The control is not highlighted in the recorded screen capture.
  • XPath can accept 'equals to' value only, no other values, nor regular expressions.
• InputKey and pressKey non-native actions are not supported on Firefox and Mac OS.
• Some navigation actions are not supported on Chrome in headless mode: Maximize, Restore, Close, Input keys - Native System Input, Press keys - Native System Input.
• Javascript alerts playback not supported on Chrome in headless mode.
• For a test with a 'go back' action played back on Firefox browser, the action recorded on Iframe/frame samples takes 300 seconds, and the log reports time out failure.

Review the Rational Functional 9.2 Release Notes for other new features.