After completing all requests recording, click on the Stop option in the Web Recorder pane which will stop recording and close the browser window. Now you can see the WebTest editor window is open and see the recording details in the WebTest editor.
The editor shows the tree view of all requests captured during recording. This editor also exposes different properties of requests and parameters for each request. Not only the properties, but we can also set the Extraction and Validation rules using this editor. There are different levels of properties that we can set using the WebTest editor on the recorded requests.
Properties at WebTest root level which applies to the entire web test. For example, setting the user credentials and giving a description to the test.
Request level properties that applies to individual request within the web test. For example, we can set the timeout, think times, and recording result's properties on each request level.
Properties for request...