Micro Focus/HP Unified Functional Testing Essentials v14.x
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Course Description:
Overview
This course covers the usage of Micro Focus/HP UFT to automate functional test scripts. Attendees will learn software testing automation concepts and techniques to enable them to take advantage of the HP UFT functionality to create a regression suite of tests.
Duration
5 days
Labs
Approximately 70% of the class is devoted to lab exercises
Intended Audience
Quality assurance engineers, technical managers, software engineers, customer support engineers and anyone who needs to automate manual testing and verification processes
Prerequisites
None
Course Outline
Record and Playback User Actions
- How HP UFT records user actions
- How to record a test case
- How to play back a test case and view the results
Object Recognition and Management
- How HP UFT recognizes application objects
- Managing test objects
- Using shared object repositories
- Insight – Image-Based Object Identification
Application Verification
- How to add verification to a test
- Adding Checkpoints in web and windows applications
Synchronization
- What is test synchronization
- Recognizing when to add synchronization to the test
Parameters and Data Driving
- Why and how to parameterize and data drive the test
- Test combinations generator
Using Multiple Actions in Tests
- Separating a test into multiple actions
- Reusing actions in multiple tests
Introduction to Editor View
- Translating steps between Keyword View and Editor View
- Adding steps in Editor View
Writing Custom Verification Points
- Adding custom application verification points in Expert View
Debugging tests
- Using the Debug viewer and breakpoints
- Techniques for debugging test scripts.
Database Checkpoints
- How to verify applications are storing data in the database correctly
Error Handling
- Using optional steps
- Using VBScript to code error handlers
Descriptive Programming
- What is descriptive programming
- How to use descriptive programming
- When to use descriptive programming
Procedures
- Declaring subroutines and functions
- Creating function libraries
- Overriding and supplementing built-in test object functionality
Advanced Data Driving
- Controlling test iterations through code
- Manipulating the Data Table through code
- Accessing test data stored in XML files
Advanced Debugging
- Advanced features of the debug viewer
- Advanced debugging techniques