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Test for Integration of Two Systems
You have system A and system B. System A send System B a text file. We need to verify that System B has received this text file in full and validate its contens ?How do we do this ?
kurtz182
- Dec 24th, 2009
I am going to read the requirement quite literally and treat the file like a text file. In this case, I would do the following: 1) Verify file remains intact when copied to directory on sa...
mathan_vel
- Apr 3rd, 2009
1) If the transfering of file from one system 1 to another SystemB with out Encrption means i/p & o/p file content should be same.2)Check that the naming convention for the File should be correct(...
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External Interface Testing
In Web testing approch, one approch is External interface testing What we exactly do in these type of testing?
kurtz182
- Dec 24th, 2009
External Interface Testing verifies:1) that a function or application which sends outgoing data to another system provides that data a) in the required format, b) with the required contents,...
mathan_vel
- Nov 3rd, 2009
--To Check the Data Flows to external interfaces like Printer, Scanner,etc..--Ensure that proper message should display once the external interface is plug off.
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Test Strategy
You are the Test Lead for a project whose deadline scheduled within 30 days. You need to test the software on 3 differnet browsers , 5 Operating Systems , 6 diff languages. What is the best testing approach or test strategy that you will develop to delivery the software?
kurtz182
- Dec 24th, 2009
The best approach would be to produce a compatibility matrix and label your columns by Browser type, Operating System, and Language. Then list all of the browsers, operating systems (OS) and lan...
qkong
- Feb 9th, 2009
3 differnet browsers , 5 Operating Systems , 6 diff languages.browser1 + OS1 + Language1browser2 + OS2 + L2browser3 + OS3+ L3browser1 + OS4+ L4browser5 + OS5+ L5browser3 + OS5+ L6
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Black Box Testing Bugs
What kinds of bugs are you more likely to find with black box testing?
kurtz182
- Dec 24th, 2009
Black box testing refers to any testing that is performed without knowledge of the internal workings of an object under test. It takes an external perspective of the object. This...
mathan_vel
- Sep 1st, 2009
1. Functionality Bugs.2. Interface links (Navigation)3. GUI and usability4. Validation5. Grammer and Spelling Mistakes
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Printer Crash
Give 5 reasons as to why a printer would crash while printing 999th page.
kurtz182
- Dec 25th, 2009
Does this problem only occur while printing the 999th page?Does this problem always occur while printing the 999th page?Here are some possible reasons:1) Print spooler buffer overrun error2) Contentio...
ashishks
- Sep 9th, 2009
Following could be the reasons for printer crash while printing 999th page:1. Overburden on the printer.2. Printer is out of paper error.3. Printer head is heated too much to respond.4. Printer is out of ink.5. 998th page is stuck inisde the printer.
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Scalability
Define scalability in terms of performance testing?
kurtz182
- Dec 26th, 2009
Performance refers to the speed or effectiveness of an application or system. Performance tests include scalability when its ability to handle more volume is increased and testing is performed t...
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Which of the below doesn't come under Performance testing?a)mesuring response time b)scalabilityc)estimating maintainanility
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What are the no. of test cases to check that a no. is exist between one to hundred.
kurtz182
- Dec 28th, 2009
REQUIREMENT: Produce a game that allows persons to guess a number from 1 through 100. The computer randomly chooses the number and the user makes guesses until the right number is submitte...
helloanup
- Nov 14th, 2008
9 testcases !!..Here, Lower boundary = 1 Upper boundary = 100 So, for Positive testing #1. For " 1 " ...
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What are the points to check in web testing?How web testing is followed?
kurtz182
- Dec 30th, 2009
Here are a few things to examine during web testing:- page layout- links- focus- tab order- text appearance- headings, titles, and labels- text boxes and validation - menus and lists- navigation- scro...
kurtz182
- Nov 10th, 2009
I would consider the following when testing a website:FUNCTIONALITY 1) Graphic User Interface (GUI) a) Text &nbs...
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What is input variable
kurtz182
- Dec 30th, 2009
An input variable refers to an entity that changes over time and when inserted into a process activates or modifies it. An output variable is the result of the process activa...
Jwala
- Apr 21st, 2006
If we are able to pridict the output i.e. wether it is true or false, by sending a variable to the funtion as a an argument/parameter then that variable is called as the input variable to that specific function.
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What is the difference betwen test matrix and test metrics?
kurtz182
- Jan 3rd, 2010
A test matrix is an approach to ensure all test attributes are considered for each test case by placing them in a table. All of the attributes are placed in column headers while test cases are s...
mathan_vel
- Apr 8th, 2009
Test Matrix: Test Matrix is simillar to the Test Traceability Matrix. Which maps the Test Cases with Requirement. to check all the functional flows are exactly covered with the Requirment.Test M...
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What is difference between adohc and explore testing
kurtz182
- Jan 3rd, 2010
Ad-hoc testing is performed after testers have already gained knowledge about an application and have executed their formal structured tests. The purpose is to use these testers' experience,...
kusuma
- Oct 6th, 2007
Ad-hoc testing doesn't follow any metodologies whereas exploratory will follow and get the information from previous and past experiences of the projects.
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Which tool can be used for testing Desktop Applications and non web based applications?
kurtz182
- Jan 3rd, 2010
The answer to this question depends on many things:1) The anticipated revenue the applications are expected to produce2) The cost your company is willing to spend on test tools3) The type of testing b...
Anand
- May 4th, 2007
We cant say which tool is comfortable for desktop or web application. It is purely depending on the business people that is client.If client has not specified the tool, then high level management peop...
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Map Requirements in Quality Center
How to map requirements in Quality Center
siriatwork
- Jan 5th, 2010
Go to the Requirements Tab first!Add the requirements from the BRS - Business Requirement Specification document. You will have to take care of the dependencies between the requirements too in QC!Once...
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Testing in Dynamic Environment
Provide examples of a changing environment that includes changing requirements, changing priorities or changing deadlines. Outline the challenges faced by testers in this sort of environment, the approaches that can be used to address these using personal experience.
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If the system crashed. How we will come to know by which reason it crashed.
user333
- Jan 19th, 2010
After system has crashed a DUMP file (most likely) is created. If you'll be able to login the system again after rebooting try to find this dump file (search on Google how to find dump file, in Wi...
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What is test strategy document. What it contain and is it organisation level document orproject level document
getarun_1
- Jan 20th, 2010
Test strategy mainly contains the approach that would be followed in testing. It is a part of a Test Plan and it specify the type of testing that is to be followed for the Application for e.g. in Test...
venki_k_msc
- Jan 25th, 2007
Hi Friends,Test Strategy is Orgnisational Document
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Quality of a Tester
What quality of a tester deserves the most respect from colleagues? Explain your answer.
mathan_vel
- Feb 8th, 2010
What quality of a tester deserves the most respect from colleagues? 1. Know Programming a) Loser Image. b) Credibility With Programmers. c) Just ...
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Master Testing by Reinventing it
How would you defend the statement: "You can't master testing unless you reinvent it"?
mathan_vel
- Mar 2nd, 2010
In order to test an application efficiently, we do need to sharpen our thinking skills and mental routine and apply the renewed thinking to test an application.Different way of Thinking makes broader ...
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Combination Testing using All-Pairs Technique
How do you perform combination testing using the all-pairs technique? Please fully explain this process.
mathan_vel
- Mar 2nd, 2010
All-pairs Testing or Pairwise Testing is a combinatorial software testing method that, for each pair of input parameters to a system (typically, a software algorithm), tests all possible discrete comb...
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