Using Analyze to Perform Package Testing
AdminStudio 2021 | 21.0 | Application Manager
Edition:Application Manager is included with AdminStudio Professional and Enterprise Editions.
Application Manager’s Analyze view is a unified testing, reporting, and issue management interface that simplifies and streamlines all phases of application compatibility testing. Using Analyze, you can execute a broad range of compatibility, validation and conflict tests; manage and re-mediate issues; and monitor overall status in a single location.
Information about using Analyze is organized into the following sections:
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Provides an overview of the tasks you can perform using Analyze, the benefits of using Analyze, the groups of tests that are available to run, and explains how functionality found in previous releases of AdminStudio is now performed using Analyze. |
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Explains how to select the tests to execute, and how to set resolution options. |
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Performing Compatibility, Best Practices, and Risk Assessment Testing |
Describes how to perform testing for operating system compatibility, best practices, risk assessment, and application virtualization compatibility. |
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Describes how to perform MSIX conversion compatibility on msi packages in the Application Catalog. |
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Describes how to perform conflict testing between source packages and target packages/operating systems. |
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Describes how to perform both static and dynamic (interactive) testing of web applications. |
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Explains how to connect your Application Catalog with your Microsoft ACT database, enabling you to view ACT test results in Application Manager. |
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Describes how to view Analyze test results, and how to suppress errors/warnings generated by specific tests. |
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Describes how to perform automatic resolution of errors/warnings that Analyze detected. Also provides guidelines for performing manual resolution. |
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Describes the reports that are available on the Reports tab. |
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Describes the views, wizards, and dialog boxes used when performing package testing using Application Catalog Analyze tab. |