Sunday, September 23, 2012
What is keyword view and Expert view in QTP?
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What are the different types of Test Automation Frameworks?
- Startup
script and
- Driver
script
Purpose of Test Automation Framework
- Defining
of format for expressing the expectations
- Creation
of a mechanism for driving the application under a particular test.
- Execution
of the tests
- Reporting
of the results.
- Test
automation interface
- Interface
engine
- Interface
environment
- Object
repository
Types of Test Automation Frameworks
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Labels: Advantage, Application, Automation, Components, Costs, Data, Frameworks, Model, Purpose, Scripts, Software testing, Techniques, Test automation, Test Automation Framework, Test cases, Tests, Tools, Types. Action
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Thursday, September 20, 2012
What is Object Spy? How to Use it?
What is an Object Spy?
How the object spy can be used in quick test professional?<>
- Properties of a specific object and
- Methods applicable for that object.
- Dialog
- Static
- Active X
- Edit and so on.
- Properties tab
- Methods tab and
- Navigation tab
- Go to the object repository window and double click the object
spy icon.
- After opening the object repository navigate to the tools and
select the object spy option.
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Labels: Application, Automation, Dialog box, Environments, GUI, Information, Methods, Object Spy, Objects, Pointer, Properties, QTP, Quick Test Professional, Structure, Syntax, Test, Testing tools, Usage, Window
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Wednesday, September 19, 2012
What are the types of environment variables in QTP?
What are Environment Variables
- HOME
- USER
PROFILE
- PATH
- TERM
- MAIL
- TEMP
Environment Variables in QTP
- Built in environment variables and
- User defined environment variables.
- User
defined internal: variables defined within the test and accessible only
within the test and
- User
defined external: Variables predefined in the external environment variable
file.
- ActionName
- ActionIteration
- OS
- OSversion
- ProductName
- ProductVer
- ResultDir
- TestDir
- UserName
- TestName
- UpdatingActiveScreen
- UpdatingCheckPoints
- GroupName
- ScenarioID
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9/19/2012 03:32:00 PM
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Labels: Application, Automation, Changes, Data, Dynamic, Environment, Environment Variables, files, Location, Operating System, Processes, QTP, Quick Test Professional, Scripts, Types, Users, Variables
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Tuesday, September 18, 2012
How can you handle exceptions in QTP?
How exceptions are handled in QTP?
- Triggered
events
- Recovery
steps and
- Post
recovery test run.
- Err
object
- On
error resume next
- On
error go to 0 statements and so on.
- Object
state exceptions
- Pop
up exceptions
- Application
crash exceptions and
- Test
run error exceptions
- When a pop up window appears while an
application is open for the test run,
- When
the value or the state of a property of an object changes,
- When
a step in the test run becomes unsuccessful or fails terribly, and
- When
the open application itself fails while the test is in progress.
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9/18/2012 11:30:00 PM
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Explain Quick Test Professional (QTP) Testing process?
- Configuring of the record and run settings
- Creating an object repository (this step is
optional is many cases)
- Creating the basic automation scripts
- Editing or enhancing the script
- Executing the script
- Debugging the script
- Analyzing the results
- Summarizing the results (this includes tracking
the discovered defects and generating the report)
Major stages of the QTP testing process
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9/18/2012 12:20:00 PM
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Monday, September 17, 2012
Explain about the QTP Automation Object Model? What is the use of Text output value in QTP?
What is an Object Model?
- Relationships
between them
- Events
- Methods
- Their properties and
so on.
What is Quick Test Professional Automation Object Model?
- Java Script
- Visual C++
- .net
- Visual basic script
and so on.
- Such scripts can be
written that can modify the properties of the test object description in
the object identification dialog box.
- Scripts that can
perform an update run on all the tests can be written.
- A newly installed
add- in can be associated to all the relevant tests by means of an
automation script.
- Automation scripts
for running a selected batch of tests can be written.
- In quick test
professional the settings for a test can be defined. Then clicking up on
the “generate script” will generate an automation script that will be
based up on the current settings of the test. These same current test
settings then can be applied to multiple tests automatically without any
manual intervention.
Use of Text Output Value in QTP
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9/17/2012 06:02:00 PM
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