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• Introduction

• Environment Support

• Testing Process in QTP

• Add-in Manager

• Keyword View• Expert view

• Data table

• Active screen

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Debug viewer• Information

• Missing resources

• Function library

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• Recording and Running tests• Normal Recording

• Analog Recording

• Low level Recording

• Difference b/w recording methods• Tips and techniques to follow

• Understanding Recoded Script

• Basic introduction about vb script

• Condition & Loop statements

• Adding Comments to Script

• Using Keyword View

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Introduction

• HP Quick Test Professional software is an advanced, automatedtesting software for building functional and regression test suites. Itcaptures, verifies and replays user interactions automatically and

helps testers quickly identify and report on application effects, whileproviding advanced functionality for tester collaboration.

• HP Quick Test Professional 9.5 is the latest version.



Supported Environments and Programs

• Virtualization Technologies

• VMware workstation 5.5

• Citrix MetaFrame PresentationServer 4.0

• VMWARE ESX 3.0.1

• Microsoft Virtual PC 2004

• Microsoft Virtual PC 2007

• Microsoft Office

• Microsoft Excel

• Microsoft Query

• ActiveX• Java Applications

• .NET Applications

• Oracle Applications

• PeopleSoft Applications

• PowerBuilder Applications

• SAP Applications

• Siebel Applications

• Standard Windows Applications

• Stingray Applications

• Terminal Emulator Applications

• Visual Age Smalltalk Applications

• Visual Basic Applications

• Web Browsers

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Internet Explorer 7.0• FireFox 3.0

• NetScape 9.0

• Web Services

Quick Test Professional 9.5 supports creating, recording, and running tests or componentsusing the environments and programs described below.

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Testing Process in QTP

Running Tests

Creating Tests

Planning

Analyzing Results

Planning:-

Before beginning to create a test, you should plan it and prepare the requiredinfrastructure. For example, determine the functionality you want to test, anddecide which information you want to check during the test run.

Creating Tests:-

You create a test either by building an object repository and adding stepsmanually or by recording a session on your application. You can create steps

using the table-like, graphical Keyword View using keyword-drivenfunctionality—or you can use the Expert View, if you prefer programming stepsdirectly in VBScript.

Running Tests:-

Run your test to check your site or application. Run your test to debug it. Youcan control your run session to help you identify and eliminate defects in yourtest.

Analyzing Results:-

After you run your test, you can view the results. You can view a summary ofyour results as well as a detailed report. You can also capture still images ormovies of your application as it is being tested.

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Add-in Manager

• By default QuickTest Support Activex,Visual Basic, Web, Windows

• If you have installed QuickTest add-ins, you can specify which add-ins toload at the beginning of eachQuickTest session. Loading the

relevant add-in enables QuickTest towork with the correspondingenvironment.

• You can select which add-ins to loadfor the current session of QuickTest.To maximize performance and objectidentification reliability, load only the

add-ins you need.

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Keyword View

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Expert view

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Data table

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Active screen

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Debug viewer

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Information Tab

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Missing resources

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Function Library

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The Five Concepts in any Automation Tool

1. Recording / Running

2. Object Identification

3. Verifications

4. Data Driving

5. Exception Handling

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Recording Tests

Step1

Step2

Step3

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Recorded Code

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Running Tests

Step1

Step2

Step3

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Analyzing Results

FailureSymbol

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Recording Types

Normal RecordingThis recording mode is the default recording mode. Normal recording mode records

the objects in your application and the operations performed on them.

Analog RecordingEnables you to record the exact mouse movements and keyboard operations youperform in relation to either the screen or the application window.

Low Level RecordingThis recording mode is enables you to record on any object in your application,

whether or not QuickTest recognizes the specific object or the specific operation. This

mode records at the object level and records all run-time objects as Window orWinObject test objects.

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Differentiate Recordings Modes

Normal Recording Analog Recording Low Level Recording

Records Object information based

on test object model.

Records Keyboard i/p’s.

Records Mouse Clicks.

Object Information will store in

object repository.

Possible to edit the

scripts after recording with

in QTP.

Recording a signature is

not possible

Recorded steps will runcorrectly on all objects.

Support all methods for

every object.

This is Default Recording

method.

Records Mouse Movements respect

to window or screen.

Records Keyboard i/p’s

Records Mouse clicks.

It can’t record object information.

Not possible to edit the script after

recording with in QTP.

Alternative mode for recording

signatures.

When we are recording with respect

to window, the window object

information will stores in object

repository.

Analog recording and lowlevel

recording require more disk space

than normal recording mode.

Records all objects as window or

win objects.

Records Keyboard i/p’s Records

mouse clicks with co-ordinates.

Records object information in the

form of window or winobjects.

Possible to edit the scripts after

recording with in QTP.

Recorded steps may not run

correctly on all objects.

supports the following methods for

each test object:

WinObject test objects:

Click, DblClick, Drag, Drop, Type

Window test objects: Click, DblClick,

Drag, Drop, Type, Activate, Minimize,

Restore, Maximize

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Understanding Recorded Script

Object Operation

Data



Tips & Techniques

• Always use mouse operations to focus an object

• Don't record unnecessary operations

• Set QTP window size correctly

• Don't record minimize and maximize operations

• Select only required add-ins



The Five Concepts in any Automation Tool

1. Recording / Running

2. Object Identification

3. Verifications

4. Data Driving

5. Exception Handling

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C t H d t



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