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1.6.1 Product Planning and Task Breakdown
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1.7.1.10 Table Engine
1.7.2 Feature Options
1.7.3. Permission Management and Access Control
1.7.4. Agent Configuration
1.8. Asset Library (Premium)
1.8.1 Asset Library Management (Premium)

Test Case Scenes

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Last edited by Jing WANG on 2026-09-28 15:59:28
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Summary: Learn how to create and manage test case scenes in Sanplex, organize cases under scenes, filter and batch-update scene assignments, move test cases between scenes, and use Xmind import and export options to maintain structured test case collections.

Feature Overview

Test Case Scenes provide a structured way to organize related test cases in Sanplex. A scene can group test cases around a specific testing context, workflow, or functional area, making larger test case collections easier to organize and review.

When creating a scene, you can specify its Product, Module, Parent Scene, and Scene Name. The Parent Scene field can be used to organize scenes hierarchically.

Sanplex also provides scene filtering, hierarchical display, batch scene assignment, and Xmind import and export for managing structured test case collections.

Typical Use Scenarios

  • Organize Related Test Cases: Group test cases that belong to the same testing context or workflow under a scene. For example, test cases related to build and test validation can be organized under a Build and Test Validation scene.
  • Manage Larger Test Case Collections: Use scenes and parent scenes to structure test cases into clearer groups, making it easier to locate, review, and maintain related cases.

I. Add Scenes to Test Cases

1. Add a Scene

Open the dropdown next to Add Case and select Add Scene.

Test Case list with the Add Case dropdown expanded, showing Add Case, Batch Add, and Add Scene options.

On the Add Scene page, select the Product and Module, choose a Parent Scene if needed, enter the Scene Name, and click Save.

Add Scene page showing Product, Module, Parent Scene, and Scene Name fields, with Save and Back buttons.

2. Edit a Scene

On the test case list, locate the scene and click the Edit icon in the Actions column to update its information.

3. Delete a Scene

On the test case list, click the Delete icon for a scene. Sanplex displays a confirmation dialog before deleting the selected scene.

Test Case list with a confirmation dialog asking whether to delete the Build and Test Validation scene.

4. View Scenes and Test Cases

Click Only Scene to display scene records only. This provides a focused view of the scene structure without displaying individual test cases.

Test Case page with the Only Scene filter selected and a scene-only list showing the Build and Test Validation scene.

In the standard test case list, scenes and their associated test cases can be displayed together. Test cases placed under a scene appear beneath the corresponding Scene entry.

Test Case list showing two Scene entries, Build and Test Validation and Build and Test Validation Scene 1, with test cases displayed beneath each scene.

Sanplex also supports updating the Scene field for selected test cases in batch. Select the relevant test cases, open Scene in the batch action bar, and choose the target scene.

Test Case list with multiple items selected and the batch Scene menu expanded, showing the root level and available scene paths.

5. Move Test Cases Between Scenes

You can move a test case into a scene by dragging the test case to the target scene in the test case list.

This provides a direct way to reorganize test cases within the scene structure.

Test Case list showing a test case highlighted for movement, with an arrow pointing toward the Build and Test Validation scene.

II. Import and Export Xmind Files

1. Export to Xmind

From Test > Test Case, open the Export menu and select Export Xmind.

The module list on the left can be used to navigate test cases by module before exporting.

Test Case page showing the module list on the left and the Export menu expanded with Export Xmind highlighted.

In the Export Xmind dialog, you can configure characteristic characters for the exported structure, including:

  • Module
  • Scene
  • Test Case
  • Priority
  • Precondition
  • Step Group

These character settings are used to distinguish different elements in the exported Xmind test case structure.

Export Xmind dialog showing characteristic character settings for Module, Scene, Test Case, Priority, Precondition, and Step Group.

2. Import Xmind Data

To import test case data from an Xmind file, open the Import menu on the Test Case page and select Import Xmind.

Test Case list with the Import menu expanded, showing Import From Excel, Import From Library, and Import Xmind.

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