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# Testlink: importer tool for migrating test cases to aqua

Easily migrate your TestLink test cases to aqua with this importer tool. Streamline transfer, preserve data integrity, and simplify your QA process for seamless integration.

Follow these steps to set up the TestLinkImporter tool and successfully migrate your test cases from TestLink to Aqua:

### Download and extract the zip file

First, you need **to** **download** the `TestLinkImporter.zip` file. Please find the file below.

{% file src="/files/Sn5UOXMIbtyZyUKUTiX7" %}

Then **extract** the contents of the zip file to your desired location.

### Prepare the import folder

**Open** the extracted folder. You should see several files.

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**Place** the file you want to import into the `toImport` folder.

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### Configure the importer

Open the `TestLinkImporter.exe.config` file with a text editor.

**Provide the following values:**

* **Endpoint address:** In the `<client>` section, set the endpoint address. Ensure it ends with `aquaAPI/Mainservice.asmx`.
* **Username:** Your aqua username.
* **Password:** Your aqua password.
* **apiUrl:** This should also end with `aquaAPI/Mainservice.asmx`.
* **ProjectName:** The name of your project in aqua.
* **FolderName:** The name of the folder where the test cases will be imported.

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**Save** and **close** the config file after making the changes.

{% hint style="info" %}
Please note that you should pre-create projects and folders in aqua in advance.
{% endhint %}

### Run the importer

**Open** the `TestLinkImporter.exe` file.

**Press** the Enter key twice.

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You will see a modal indicating that the file is being imported. Once the test cases  are migrated, the modal automatically closes.

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### Verify the import in aqua

**Switch** to aqua app and **reload** the browser or click on the **Refresh** button. The imported items should now be listed in the navigation grid under the project/folder you provided during configuration of the import.

By following these steps, you should be able to migrate your test cases from TestLink to aqua quickly.


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