Thursday, February 7, 2013
What are two methods provided by TestPartner for functional test development?
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Wednesday, February 6, 2013
Explain TestPartner - a GUI Software Testing Tool?
- Code
oriented development and
- Visual
story board based development
- Web
- .net
- Java
- SAP
- Oracle
- Other
windows – based distributed applications.
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Friday, February 1, 2013
Explain Ranorex? What are its features? What are its supporting technologies?
- Web
2.0 applications
- Win32
- MFC
- WPF
- Flash
- Flex
- .NET
- Java
(SWT) and so on.
- Web
applications including:
- Windows
desktop client applications:
- SAP
- Mobile
apps including:
- Flash
and flex including:
Features of Ranorex
- Capture
and playback editor: This feature of Ranorex is more commonly called the Ranorex recorder.This feature lets easy maintenance of the recordings
through an actions table editor. It is because of this feature that the Ranorex is able to integrate with the object repositories for the
automation.
- GUI
object recognition: This feature uses the RanorexXpath for filtering and
identifying any type of GUI element.
- Test
automation library:It includes exclusively .net applications.
- GUI
mapping: This is more commonly known as the Ranorex repository and helps
in the management of all kinds of GUI elements present in the application.
- Test
development environment: More commonly called as Ranorex studio and is
used for code completion and debugging.
- Object
based capture and playback editor
- ranorexXpath
- Best
object recognition
- Professional
library for .net and C#.
- Test suite
- Model group
- Repository
- Code files
- Recording
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Sunday, December 30, 2012
What are main features of TestComplete?
Features of TestComplete
- Keyword testing: This tool comes with a keyword–driven test editor that is built– in and
consists of many keyword operations corresponding to the appropriate
automated testing actions.
- Test record and play
back: This tool records the key actions which are required to play back
the test. All the actions other than the required ones are then discarded.
- Full featured script
editor: This is another built – in
editor using which the test scripts can be written manually. This editor
comes with some special plug – ins that provide further assistance.
- Script debugging
features: This feature lets you stop before every statement that can be
executed so that you can keep a track of what is going on and make changes
accordingly.
- Access to properties
and methods of the objects: The names of all the visible elements can be
read by this tool including internal elements of the following
applications:
- Unicode support: Tool has a Unicode character set support which enables the user to test
the applications that are non – ASCII and use characters such as Hebrew,
greek, Arabic, katakana and so on.
- Issue–tracking
support: This tool comes with issue tracking templates which can be
deployed for the creation as well as modification of the items that reside
in issue – tracking systems. The tool currently provides support for the
following:
- Open architecture
(COM based): An open API, COM interface forms the basis for the test
complete’s engine. This makes this tool independent of the source –
language and enables it to read the debugger info. It can use this info
during run time via debug info agent of test complete.
- Test visualizer: This feature of test complete lets you take screen shots of the test recording
as well as play back thus allowing you to make comparisons among the
actual as well as the expected screens during the run time.
- Support for plug–ins: This feature allows the third party vendors to connect with test complete
via their software systems and applications.
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Wednesday, December 26, 2012
What is IBM Rational Purify?
- Memory
leak detection: This capability is related to the identification of the
memory blocks to which there are no valid pointers.
- Memory
debugging: This capability is related to pin – pointing memory errors
which are quite hard to be discovered such as the following:
- Performance
profiling: This capability is involved with highlighting the bottle necks
of the program performance and improving the application understanding via
some graphical representations of the calls to the functions.
- Code
coverage: This capability involves the identification of the code with the
line – level precision that is untested.
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Monday, November 26, 2012
How to add and match defects in Test Director?
- Adding defects in
the test director and
- Matching defects in
test director
Steps in adding defects in Test Director
- New
- Open
- Fixed
- Closed
- Open the test
director project with which you are concerned and log on to it.
- Next step involves
displaying the defects module by clicking on the defects tab. The defect
data will be displayed by the defects grid in a grid where each row is a
representation of an individual defect record.
- Clicking on the add
defect button will open up the ‘add defect’ dialog box. The fields
displayed in red color are mandatory to be filled up.
- Fourth step involves
describing the defect by providing the following details:
- Now you need to
attach the URL address for the page where the defect was found by clicking
on the Attach URL button. Clicking on that button will open up a attach
URL dialog box. There type the address of the page and click OK. This URL
will be displayed above the description box by the test director.
- Next run a spell
check for the text in the description box. If any errors are found follow
the replacement suggestions.
- Click on the submit
button to submit the defect to the test director project.
- Finally, close the
add defect dialog box by clicking on the close button. The defect will be
added to the defect grid.
How to match defects in Test Director
- Like for adding the defects this also
requires displaying the defects module. Do this by clicking on the defects
tab.
- From the defects
grid select the one you want to match. If in case you cannot find the
required test search it using the clear filter/ sort button.
- Now click on the
find similar defects button to find similar defects. The results will be
displayed in the similar defects dialog box by the test director.The
defects are searched based up on percentage of the similarity detected.
- Finally, click on the
close button to close the similar defects dialog box.
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Thursday, October 25, 2012
What is Perl Testing?
What is Perl Testing?
- Testing of data base queries
- Testing of objects
- Testing of web sites and so on.
- Development of TAP
- Standardization of TAP
- Writing of test consumers
- Writing of test producers
- Evangelization of the language and so on.
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10/25/2012 02:28:00 PM
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Monday, July 9, 2012
List out the technical details of mock object?
What are Mock Objects?
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7/09/2012 04:07:00 PM
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