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What is Automation life cycle
Suma
- May 10th, 2017
Analyze the Application -> select the tool -> identify the scenarios -> design /record the scripts
-> Modify test scripts -> Run the test scripts -> Reporting the defectsdeep25kotwal
- Oct 9th, 2015
1) Automation Feasibility Study AUT automation feasibility Test Case automation feasibility Tool feasibility 2) Test Strategy Design about Automation Framework Schedule, Number of resources,Defining ...
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Does automation replace manual testing?
qptopm
- Jun 29th, 2016
Short Answer is No. Next thing you need to understand is difference between Manual Testing and Automation Testing. Manual testing means testing a product/app/website or anything that needs to be test...
Indrajeet Prajapati
- Sep 27th, 2015
Automation testing is not a replacement for manual testing its just a continuation for manual testing. Because initially every application will be tested manually once the application has come to a stable state then only it is suggested to do automation testing.
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Can we perform the test of single application at the same time using different tools on the same machine?
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Answered by: Ajay
- Jul 21st, 2005
No. The Testing Tools will be in the ambiguity to determine which browser is opened by which tool.
mithun
- Apr 22nd, 2016
Yes, we can check the application using different tools at the same time at the same machine. consider eg as we can check the broken links of any application via using the different online broken li...
Ajay
- Jul 21st, 2005
No. The Testing Tools will be in the ambiguity to determine which browser is opened by which tool.
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Avoiding Automated Testing Pitfalls
What are the necessary steps to effectively improving the Automated Testing Techniques?
felix_ada
- Jan 25th, 2010
1) Improve the Testing Process?2) Define Requirements?3) Prove the Concept?4) Champion Product Testability?5) Design for Sustainability?6) Plan for Deployment?7) Face the Challenges of Success
mathan_vel
- Sep 25th, 2009
Below are the some points to avoid the Automated Testing Pitfalls.1. Have a effective Automated framework documents.2. Preparing checklist to make a changes in the components added/updated in GUI3. Pr...
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How will you choose a tool for test automation?
nbabu11
- May 13th, 2011
1)All the objects are recognizable by the tool or not2)For the recognized objects, scripting is getting created properly or not3)Team is having the knowledge of the tool or not4)Will that tool supports the application or not.5)Do we have to add any add-in to support the tool to test the application.
preethi.gollamandala
- Sep 14th, 2009
It depends on the following reasons.Client requirementProject domainProject environmentCustomer requirementsEase of useShould be configurable with the project
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Difference between Web application Testing and Client Server Testing.
State the different types for Web application Testing and Client Server Testing types?
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Answered by: kiran gopisetty
- Aug 23rd, 2006
In Web Testing, you test the application with different browsers and different versions of the same browsers. Here, you would be concentrating on User Interface, Functionality and Performance of the application. In Client Server Testing, you don?t require any media/browser to test the application.
A higher degree of Security, Performance and Reliability testing is required for web based applications than client server applications becoz web based applications are multi user applications whereas client server applications are single user applications.
If the database is changed in client server application, the front end source code needs to be changed where as in web based, if the database changes, only the middleware has to be changed accordingly as client never interacts with the server directly. The business logic is @ middleware in web based application where as the same is at client in fat client/thin server architecture and at server in thin client/fat server architecture.
preethi.gollamandala
- Sep 14th, 2009
Following are the diffrences between web application and client server testing :1)We can able to launch the client server application only in the installed locations where as we can open web applicati...
varam
- Apr 27th, 2007
Hi web application testing means we will test application in any browswe client application particular system only we have t otest
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Can the activities of test case design be automated?
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Answered by: Rajesh
- Aug 4th, 2005
As I know it, test case design is about formulating the steps to be carried out to verify something about the application under test. And this cannot be automated.
IHowever, I agree that the process of putting the test results into the excel sheet can be automated. The test script can be enhanced to feed in required result into the result column of the excel sheet.madara79
- Jul 21st, 2009
Yes test cases can be automated.For example, test cases can be created and managed in QC. Test cases can be exported from Excel sheet to QC using a special addin.
Mukesh Chauhan
- Oct 21st, 2005
Yes,this can be done either developing some program that facilitate the user entering his test cases in the form of Gui based application from user end and stored its data in form of excel sheet ...
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What tools are available for support of testing during software development life cycle?
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sudhakar2068- Nov 3rd, 2006
There some tools availed for Testing
Mercury Intercative Tools
WinRunner
QTP(Quick test professional)
Test Director
LoadRunner
and SQA
Silk, bugzilla,Rational Robit,tools are available
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My email:kollasudhakar2005@yahoo.co.in.
My number:09819859346
KauShreya
- Nov 6th, 2008
The tools that you need for testing totally depends on your needs whether you are performing white box or black box testing. Also in black box testing, it depends on the type of application, lik...
balasankari
- Nov 4th, 2008
Resolve software errors in the early stages of the development cycle, and hence the application of source code analysis techniques at the unit level will yield significant long-term cost benefits.The ...
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How do you plan test automation?
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donlevi- Member Since Jan-2009 | Apr 9th, 2010
Some of the answers are close but missed the entire point of planning.. You should handle test automation as a project. Each project should consist of areas that have been targeted for test automation and then need to be planned out as and other type of project: This of course assumes that you already have in place what makes a test a candidate for test automation and approved by the required resources…as well as defined and have in place your framework and all automation artifact needed to make this this a successful development project. But as a minimum the plan should include:
1. Introduction
What is the automation objectives2. Scope
What we are automating3. Test Strategy
The strategy is to automate the scope4. Test Schedule
What is the timeframe for completion? What is the execution schedule?5. Functions to Be Tested
List what we are testing/verifying and how…the flow can go here as well6. Resources and Responsibilities
Who do we need to do this and what parts will they be automating, setting up, etc.
8. Deliverables
What will we be turning over once completed? Automated scripts for one.9. Dependencies
What do we need to be in place, setup, etc to do this?10. Risks
What are the risk involved?donlevi
- Apr 9th, 2010
Some of the answers are close but missed the entire point of planning.. You should handle test automation as a project. Each project should consist of areas that have been targeted for test automation...
preethi.gollamandala
- Sep 14th, 2009
Following are the sequential steps to conduct automation plan:Preparing Test ScenariosImplementing Test Cases from the ScenariosRecording the module operations and inserting check points where ever th...
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How did you use automating testing tools in your job?
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Answered by: Rajesh
- Aug 4th, 2005
I use automated testing tools for regression testing. It saves me time of repeating the tests, feeding data/retrieving data manually into/from the application under test. Also, I can ensure that no functionality is missed during testing.
preethi.gollamandala
- Sep 14th, 2009
I can use testing tools to conduct mainly system testing and regression testing.Intaially i need to record the test cases with the automation tool and after that i can run the generated script to get the results of the build.
archanahande
- Oct 15th, 2008
Using a particular tool in your job is a real life experience of understanding the intracacies of that tool.Before selecting any tool understand the AUT thoroughly.Does it really needs to be automated...
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Automated Testing
When should you use an automated testing?
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kurtz182- Member Since Nov-2009 | Dec 20th, 2009
Automated testing is best performed:
1) When a product has enough value to a company to warrant it
2) When a product has a long enough life cycle to warrant it
3) When it directly helps your project's speed, coverage, risk mitigation and development nimbleness
4) When it is relatively simple to implement
5) When requirements are stable and not apt to change
6) On components that are mission-critical
7) On components that have failed and are apt to fail again
8) On components that are self-contained
9) On components that are scriptable
10) On components that require little maintenancemail2vass
- Jan 12th, 2011
When the test case are testing regularly and the occurance of this test scenario is frequently using based on this the test manager will go for the automating this test... and based on resources also we will prefer automation testing.
viplav15
- Jan 10th, 2011
Automation Testing can be initated and planned in two scenarios.One for the Agile development mode.Other for the Stabilised Modules just for the Regression activity to be performed as and when the nee...
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