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Version: 1.0

Fragments

Fragments are a way to share common logic.

Fragment first has to be designed (you can access fragments via Fragments tab) and then it can be used in other scenarios in same category

Inputs​

Fragment can have one input. You can define parameters of a fragment:

fragment input

Currently, they have to be given as fully qualified Java type e.g. java.lang.String, java.lang.Long

Outputs​

Fragment can define zero, one or more outputs. Each of them has a name, main scenario can then choose appropriate output. Below you can see fragment with two outputs:

fragment output

Limitations of fragments​

  • They cannot access variables from the main scenario if they are not passed as parameters.
  • They cannot be nested (i.e. fragment cannot invoke other fragment).
  • They cannot pass output variables to the main scenario. This may change in the future.
  • When inputs/outputs of fragment change, scenarios using it have to be corrected manually.