You must specify a project for the widget to report on and can also configure the appearance of the widget. You can create separate widgets for multiple projects. Because they retrieve data from HP ALM, you may be asked to log in to the HP ALM server when you set up a widget or refresh its contents.
Several of the predefined widgets display HP ALM information filtered through Favorite views, which are configured in HP ALM.
The following tables list and describe the HP ALM widgets.
Name | Description |
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My Test Cases | Displays test cases in a specific project for which the designer is the current user. |
Favorite Test Cases | Displays test cases corresponding to a specific HP ALM favorite. |
Recent Test Cases | Displays recently modified test cases belonging to a specific project |
Test Cases | Displays test cases for a specific test plan. |
Test Cases Validating Requirements | Displays test cases for a specific test plan and the associated requirements that each test case validates |
Test Cases with no Designer | Displays test cases in a specific project that do not have a designer |
Favorite Test Sets | Shows the test sets corresponding to a specific HP ALM favorite. |
Recent Test Sets | Shows the recently modified test sets belonging to a specific project. |
Name | Description |
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My Defects | Displays defects assigned to the logged in user for a specified project. |
Favorite Defects | Displays defects corresponding to a specific HP ALM favorite. |
Recent Defects | Displays recently modified defects belonging to a specific project. |
Unassigned Defects | Displays defects that are not assigned to any user for a specified project. |