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Test Automation(QuickTestPro11.2)

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Test Components(Actions)

Reusability and Mantenability

Create a Components Map of the application Indetify a Common Point (Main Page)

Last Step return to First Step (Iterations)

Test Automation Planning(II)

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TestCampaign

Logoff

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Single Action Test

Action 1

Test Campaign

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TestCampaign

Logoff

Multiple Action Test

Action 1

Test Campaign

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Test Campaign

Logoff

Action 2

Action 3

Test Automation Planning(II)

Integrated Tests

Implements Test Cases

Calls to Components Test Case Component + Dependences

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Test Automation Planning(III)

Test Batch Runner

Test Cases Set

Implements Test Plan Manual Test Cases Tracebility

E3 Demo

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Objects Repository(I)

Local Repository VS Shared Repository

You use local object repositories when you:

Have very few tests that correspond to a given application,

interface, or set of objects. Do not expect to frequently modify the test object properties.

Create single-action tests.

You use shared object repositories when you:

Work on multiple tests that have some common objects.

Expect the test object properties on the application to changefrequently.

Work with multiple-action tests.

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Objects Repository(II)

Identify the types of Object Repositories

Using Object Repository Manager

2 Metodologies:

1Create Shared OR -> 2Create Scripts

1Create Scripts -> 2Update Shared OR

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Check Points

Types of Check Points:

Standard Check Point

(Example) Bit Map Check Point

(Example)

Manual Check Point

(Example) Gmail Check Point

(Example)

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Handling Exceptions

Enables to test Positive /Negative test data

Ensures the test runs to Completion

Programmatic Solution(Sync)

Conditional statements.

Exit/Call statements.

Recovery Scenario(Async)

Types of Recovery Scenarios

Steps

EXAMPLE

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Parameters

Types of Parameters:

Data Table(Excel)

(Example)

Action/Test Parameters

(Example)

Environment Files(XML Files) (Example)

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Versioning & Tagging

Standardize naming conventions for Tests

Components VS Integrated Test

Test Versioning Frecuency Test Lifecycle

Rollbacks?

Environments Versioning Resources:

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Limitations for QTP

IExplorer, Firefox and Chrome

Only Windows Supported

Licenses Limitations

Other scripting languages i.e. JScript, VB.NET,C#.NET etc

Ability to open multiple scripts at one time

More Flexible format for the Reports

Limitated Bacht Test Run tool(Manage ResultsStorage)

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Test Management

Tool

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Requirements

Tests Repository(Manual and Automated)

Fast Test Plan Creation

Requirements/Tests/Defects Traceability

SW Requirements Management

QA Reporting

Agile Reports Generation

Test Versioning

Defects Management

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Costs

Licenses(Payment VS Freeware) Current Data Migration

Export/Import to temporal Files

Data Volume

Jira Integration

Standard Solution

Home Made Solution

QTP Integration

Repository

Running Test

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Test Management Tools

Zephyr Demo

Enterprise Tester Demo

QC Demo