HelpStartConceptsContexts
Contexts are a way of relating a set of URLs together. You can define any contexts you like, but it is expected that a context will correspond to a web application. It is recommended that you define a new contexts for each web application that makes up the system you are testing, and set them in scope as you test each one.
Contexts are defined as a set of regular expressions (regexs) which are applied to all of the URLs in the Sites tab. You can configure contexts via:
- Right click menu items in the in the Sites or History tab
- The Session Contexts dialogs.
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