Attachment 893820 Details for Bug 1095560 – Test case for '<term>::' stalling asciidoc import

Test case for '<term>::' stalling asciidoc import

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>[[sect-overview-of-browsersim]]
>== Overview of BrowserSim
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>[[about-browsersim]]
>=== About BrowserSim
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>BrowserSim is a mobile web browser simulator.
>It enables you to view and interact with web pages as they would appear on mobile devices.
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>BrowserSim consists of an external web browser window.
>This browser window is different from standard browsers in that it can be transformed to simulate browsers on a variety of mobile devices.
>The browser window can also return touch events in response to interaction and be rotated to demonstrate the changes that would occur to a web application as a result of rotating a mobile device.
>Additionally, BrowserSim provides access to tools for inspecting and editing the source of web pages.
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>[[view-a-web-application-on-browsersim]]
>=== View a Web Application on BrowserSim
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>You can use BrowserSim to view web applications on local file systems or deployed on runtime servers.
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>To view web applications in local file systems::
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>  In the `Project Explorer` view, select a [file]`.html` file and click the `Run BrowserSim` icon 
>  image:images/4115.png[""].
>  Alternatively, right-click a [file]`.html` file and click `Open With`&rarr;`BrowserSim`.
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>To view deployed web applications::
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>  In the `Servers` view, expand the server on which the application is deployed.
>  Right-click the application and click `Show In`&rarr;`BrowserSim`.
>  Alternatively, select the application and click the `Run BrowserSim` icon.
>  If BrowserSim is the default IDE browser, you can also right-click the application and click `Show In`&rarr;`Web Browser`.
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>BrowserSim employs intelligent loading when selecting which web page to open in the browser window.
>If a web page is already open in a standard browser window, this is the web page that is loaded in BrowserSim.
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>.Web Page Open on Simulated Device
>image::images/4116.png["Web Page Open on Simulated Device."]
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>Runtime errors for simulated devices can be viewed in the `Error Log` view.
>To open the `Error Log` view, click `Window`&rarr;`Show View`&rarr;`Other`.
>Expand `General` and double-click `Error Log`.

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