# Package-file Templates

> The **Test With Timeout** template is available only with the Testing activity package, version 22.10 or higher. Choose **Test With Timeout** when you [create a test case](https://docs.uipath.com/studio/standalone/latest/user-guide/application-testing-test-cases#test-cases) if you want to use a timeout or to take screenshots when a verification fails.

## Test with timeout

The **Test With Timeout** template is available only with the Testing activity package, version 22.10 or higher. Choose **Test With Timeout** when you [create a test case](https://docs.uipath.com/studio/standalone/latest/user-guide/application-testing-test-cases#test-cases) if you want to use a timeout or to take screenshots when a verification fails.

The template is configured to throw a time-based exception, taking a screenshot of the failure that occurred in your workflow.

:::note
* If you set the
`takeScreenshotOnException` Boolean variable to `false` make sure to modify the `Timeout Message` property of the `TimeoutScope` activity.
* You can modify the timeout in
the `duration` variable. The default is set to five (5) minutes.
* You can keep screenshots on
your machine by [configuring Testing Project Settings](https://docs.uipath.com/activities/docs/project-settings-testing#keep-screenshots).
:::

## XBrowser Test Template

If you want to test the same test data on multiple browsers you can choose to create a test case based on an XBrowser Test Template. This template allows you to test the same web application on multiple browsers, using a single test case. The template works by automatically creating a test data file that holds all the browser types that you want to run the test case on, and then using that data with the [Set Runtime Browser](https://docs.uipath.com/activities/other/latest/ui-automation/n-set-runtime-browser) activity. By default, the first browser type is **Chrome**.

### Prerequisites

The XBrowser Test Template works only with versions higher than 24.10.0 of Testing.Activities and UIAutomation.Activities.

If you install the appropriate version of Testing.Activities but have a lower version of UIAutomation.Activities, then you won't be able to use the template, until you update the package.

### How the template works

The template works by creating a test data file of type `json` that is named `XBrowserTemplateDataVariation`. The test data file is populated with a `Browser` parameter that accepts, by default, the following browser types, depending on the Studio project type:

* **Windows** projects: Chrome, Firefox, and Edge.
* **Cross-platform** projects: Chrome, Safari, and Edge.

The template automatically creates a corresponding argument for the test data file, named `Browser`.

Figure 1. A test case that uses the **XBrowser Test Template**, displaying the test data variation file and the **Browser** argument

  ![A test case that uses the XBrowser Test Template, displaying the test data variation file and the Browser argument](https://dev-assets.cms.uipath.com/assets/images/studio/studio-a-test-case-that-uses-the-xbrowser-test-template-displaying-the-test-data-variation-file-and-the-browser-argument-487079-73f7629e.webp)

Before the test case steps, the first activity is **Set Runtime Browser**. The previous `Browser` argument is placed in the **Browser type** property of this activity, so at runtime it switches between the browser types declared in the test data `json` file.

You can further configure the test data file with other browser types, or configure the **Set Runtime Browser** activity.

Figure 2. Editing one of the browser types in the test data JSON file

  ![Editing one of the browser types in the test data JSON file](https://dev-assets.cms.uipath.com/assets/images/studio/studio-editing-one-of-the-browser-types-in-the-test-data-json-file-487652-781b8dce.webp)