Saturday, September 14, 2013
Explain Border Gateway Protocol (BGP)?
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Labels: BGP, Border gateway protocol, Domain, Exterior, Gateway, Interior, Internet, Messages, Network, Networking, Policies, Process, Protocol, Reach-ability, Route, Routing, Rules, System, Users, Uses
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Monday, March 4, 2013
What are Software Process Improvement resources?
- Infrastructure and
building support
- Sponsorship
- Commitment
- Baseline activities
- Technologies
- Coordinate training
resources
- Planning expertise
- Baseline action plan
and so on.
- For a technology
that is to be introduced.
- Providing
sponsorship
- Assessment of the
organization impact
- SEPG or software
engineering process group
- MSG or management
steering group
- TWG or technical
work group
- Human resources
- Finance
- Manufacturing
- Development
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Labels: Approach, Components, Domain, Functions, Improvement, Infrastructure, Objectives, Organization, Process, program, Purpose, Requirements, Resources, Roles, Software, Software Process Improvement, SPI, Team, Technology
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Thursday, January 17, 2013
What is meant by Behavior Driven Development (BDD)?
- Domain – driven
design
- Object – oriented
analysis and design
- From where to start
testing?
- What is to be
tested?
- How much should be
tested in one turn?
- How the reason for
the failure of the test is to be understood?
- Second generation
methodology
- Outside – in
approach
- Pull based
- Multiple stake
holder support
- Multiple scale
generation
- High automation
process
- Agile methodology
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Labels: Agile, Agile Methodology, Approach, BDD, Behavior Driven Development, Development, Domain, Language, Model, Objects, Output, Quality, software engineering, Test Driven Development, Testing, Tests, Tools, Websites
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Wednesday, January 2, 2013
What is Selenium software testing framework?
- C#
- Java
- Groovy
- PHP
- Perl
- Python
- Ruby
etc.
- Windows
- Linux
- Macintosh
- Selenium
IDE
- Selenium
remote control
- Selenium
grid
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1/02/2013 03:13:00 PM
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Labels: Automated, Automation, Development, Domain, Elements, Framework, Functionality, Languages, Platform, Portable, Selenium, Software testing, Test Scripting Language, Tests, TSL, Users, Web Applications, Web browser
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Wednesday, November 14, 2012
Explore Test Director Window, Test Director Modules and elements?
Features of Test Director
- Web based site administrator
- Domain management
- Collaboration module
- Advanced reports add – in
- Automatic trace-ability notification
- Hierarchical test sets
- Work flow for all modules of the test director
- User industry
standard repositories
- Link test plan to
requirements
- Integrates with MS office
- Manages automated and manual tests
- Accelerates testing cycles
- Supports test runs across
boundaries
- Integrates with third party and
internal tools
- Structured information sharing
- Easy defect reporting
- Customization reports
1. Test director window,
2. Elements and
3. Test director modules.
- Organizing and managing all the
phases of testing.
- Specifying the test
requirements
- Planning tests
- Executing tests
- Tracking the defects and so on.
Test Director Modules
- Defining purpose of testing
- Defining requirement topics
- Analyzation of the requirements
- Defining goals and strategies
- Dividing the plan into
categories
- Development of the tests
- Analyzation of the plan.
- Add the defects
- Determination of the repair
properties
- Repair of the open defects
- Analyzation of the data
Elements of Test Director
- Test director tool bar
- Menu bar
- Module tool bar
- Tools button
- Help button
- Log out button
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11/14/2012 11:58:00 PM
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Labels: Browser, Defects, Development, Domain, Elements, Features, Modules, Plan, Process, Purpose, Quality, Requirements, Software testing, System, Test Director, Test Director Window, Tester, Web browser
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Friday, October 26, 2012
How to run the silk scripts?
- Silk test classic: This client of the silk test makes use of the domain specific language called “4test” for scripting of the test automation scripts. This language just like the C++ language is an object oriented language. Just like C++ it also makes use of the Object Oriented concepts such as following:
- Silk 4J: This client of the silk test enables one to follow test automation by using java as the scripting language in eclipse.
- Silk 4 net: This client of the silk test also enables one to follow test automation by using VBScript or sometimes using C# as the scripting language in the visual studio.
- Silk test work bench: This client of the silk test enables the testers to carry out the automation testing using VB.net as the scripting language as well as on a visual level.
What kind of files a silk script consists?
- Include file and
- Script file
- Window names
- Window objects
- Variables
- Constants
- Structures
- Classes and so on.
- For the declaration of the objects and
- For creation of the scripts using declaration file.
Steps for running Test Scripts
- Launch the silk test automation tool.
- Open the script file of the script to be executed.
- Compile the above script by using the compile option from menu bar.
- Once the compilation of the file is complete the status of the script can be checked by the progress status.
- Any errors present in the script will be displayed at the end of the compiling process.
- Now run the silk scripts by clicking the run option in the menu bar.
- For running the test scripts you have two options: either you can run all of them at a single stretch or you can run them selectively.
- If you have opted for the latter option then you need to specify which all tests have to be executed.
- After selection you can again give the run command.
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Saturday, July 21, 2012
What is meant by DNS? What does it contain?
- Computers
- Services
- Resources that
are connected to some private network or internet and so on.
What does DNS contain?
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7/21/2012 10:56:00 AM
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Labels: Address, Communication, Distributed system, Domain, Domain Name, Domain Name System, End users, Functionality, Hosts, Information, Internet, IP address, Network, Protocol, Queries, Register, Resources, Servers, URL
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Friday, July 6, 2012
What skills needed to be a good software test automator?
- Test automation is not a sideline but rather a full time
effort.
- Test frame work and test design should be treated as
separate individual entities an not as the same one.
- The test frame work should be independent of the
software system or application that is under testing.
- It should be easy to expand, perpetuate and maintain the
test frame work.
- The test design as well as the test strategy should be
independent of the frame work.
- The test strategy should be so effective that is should
be capable of removing the complexities related to the test frame work
from the testers.
Skills needed to be a good software test automator
- Good logic for programming code of the scripts.
- The automator must have good analytical skills.
- The automator must have adequate knowledge about the
testing tools that are to be used in the automation process.
- He/ she should have the habit if thinking out of the
box.
- Critical in nature
- A good automator can think well from the user’s point of
view.
- A good automator keeps an eye on the details of the test
automation process.
- The knowledge about domain is a must.
- Good judgement skills.
- Good code writing skills.
Qualities of a good Test Automator
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7/06/2012 10:30:00 PM
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Thursday, June 14, 2012
What is meant by Domain engineering? What activities are involved in domain engineering?
About Domain Engineering
- Identifying domains
- Bounding the identified domains
- Discovering commonalities and variabilities among all
the systems in a particular domain.
Purpose of Domain Engineering
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6/14/2012 12:30:00 PM
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Labels: activities, Application, Artifacts, Clients, Customer, Design, Domain, Domain Analysis, Domain engineering, Implementation, Information, Phases, Principle. Requirements, Purpose, Quality, Re-use, Software System
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