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31 August 2011

HP - QuickTest Professional


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Agenda (Day 1)

Automated Tests vs Manual Tests

Introduction to Test Automation Introduction to QTP

Record / Playback The First Step

Types of Recording

What is Synchronization

Checkpoints


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Automated Tests vs Manual Tests

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ADVANTAGES

Automated Testing

1. If you have to run a set of tests repeatedly

automation is a huge gain.

2. Helps performing "compatibility testing" -

testing the software on different

configurations.

3. It gives you the ability to run automationscenarios to perform regressions in a

shorter time.

4. It gives you the ability to run regressions on

a code that is continuously changing.

5. Can be run simultaneously on different

machines thus decreasing testing time.

6. Long term costs are reduced.

Manual Testing

1. If Test Cases have to be run a small number

of times it's more likely to perform manual

testing.

2. It allows the tester to perform more ad-hoc

(random testing).

3. Short term costs are reduced.4. The more time tester spends testing a

module the greater the odds to find real

user bugs.


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DISADVANTAGES

Automated Testing

1. It's more expensive to automate. Initial

investments are bigger than manual testing.

2. Cant automate visual references, some

tests still have to be done manually.

Manual Testing

1. Manual tests can be very time consuming.

2. For every release you must rerun the same

set of tests which can be mundane and

tiresome.


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Introduction to Test Automation

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Need of Automation

Speed Automation Scripts run very fast when compared to human users

(NOT ALWAYS) We can run automation scripts simultaneously on different machines without

manual intervention.

Reliable Tests perform precisely the same operations each time they are run, there by

eliminating human error.

Repeatable We can test how the application reacts after repeated execution of the same

operation. We can rerun test cases for different set of test data.

We can rerun test cases on different environment conditions.

Comprehensive We can build a suite of tests that covers every feature in our application

Reusable We can reuse tests on different versions of an application, even if the user interface

changes.


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Rule of Thumb When to Automate and when not to?

Is it possible to automate?Is it necessary to rerun this test again and again?

Is ROI worth automating?

Test automation success depends on robustness of the test cases not on the test tool.

If it is not worth, DO NOT AUTOMATE.

Use Common Sense


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What are the different tools available in the market- For

Functional Test Automation

QuickTest Professional (HP)

WinRunner (HP)

Robot (IBM Rational)

Functional Tester (IBM Rational)

SilkTest (Borland)

TestComplete (AutomatedQA)

QAWizard (Seapine)

TestPartner (Compuware)

QEngine (AdventNet)

Ranorex (EOSS Group)

Open source tools (Sahi, Selenium, Watir)

Latest version of HP QuickTest Professional is 11.0 (called as HP Functional Testing )


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Criteria for selecting test automation tool

1. Application to be tested

2. Test environment3. Scope and limitation of the tool

4. Feature of the tool

5. Cost of the tool. Ease of use (Team expertise)

6. Ease of Installation

7. Multiple OS Support (As per project needs)

8. Multiple Language Support (As per project needs)

9. Integration with 3rd party tools (defect management tools or other tools)

10. Report Generation

11. Desktop/Web products testing

12. Support for Data Driven testing (data stored in text / xml / excel file)


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Life Cycle Of Test Automation

Analyze the Application

Select the Tool

Identify the Scripts (Feasibility Study)

Design/ Record/Write/Enhance Test Scripts

Run the Test Scripts

Analyze the Test Results & Reporting the Defects


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Introduction to QTP

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Introduction to QTP

Developed by Mercury Interactive now owned by HPQTP supports both web applications & windows applications

Test Script developed on VB Script

QTP supported Technology

.NET. J2EE, Main Frame, XML, Java, Delphi, SAP, Seibel, People soft, Silverlight, Flex, Ajax,

GWT, Dojo etc

QTP run on only windows platform not supporting UNIX, Linux etcQTP supported multimedia

RealAudio/RealVideo, Windows Media Player, Flash


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Environment needs for QTP 11.0

System Requirement : Equivalent to Pentium IV or above

Hardware Drive : 1GB of Free Disk space

RAM : 1GB of RAM

OS : MS Windows 2003 Server with Service Pack 2MS Windows XP with Service Pack 2 or 3

MS Windows Vista with Service Pack 2

MS Windows 2008 Server

MS Windows 7

Web Browser : MS Internet Explorer 6.0 and above

Netscape Navigator 6.11, 6.22, 6.23, 7.02, 7.1

AOL 8.0, 9.0


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Add-ins of QTP

Technology supported by the QTP

By default three Add-ins are there in QTPActiveXVBWeb

Additional Add-ins:

JavaOraclePeople soft.NETTerminal Emulator (RTE)SAPSiebelDelphi


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Window Structure of QTP

1. Test Pane

2. Active Screen

3. Data Table

4. Debug Viewer

5. Information

6. Missing

Resources


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QTP 11.0 Features

XPath and CSS based object identification

Enhanced Results Viewer

Easy Regular Expressions

Identify objects in relation to neighboring objects using Visual Relation Identifier

Load Function Libraries at Run Time by LoadFunctionLibrary statement

Recording on Firefox Browser is now available

Capable of receiving Java or .NET log framework messages from your application which canthen be embedded in the run results

Can instruct QTP to automatically parameterize test steps at the end of record session

Support WPF and Silverlight Application


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Record / Playback The First Step

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QuickTest Testing Process

Recording

Enhancing

your test

Debugging

your test

Running

your test

Analyzing

the test results

Reporting

defects

Preparing torecord


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Lets Record

1. Open "http://newtours.demoaut.com/"website

2. Click Record to start recording3. Login user name/password (default as mercury/mercury)

4. Fill the "Flight finder" form

5. Click "continue

6. Select flight

7. Click "continue

8. Book the flight

Run the test twice.

Do you face some problem? Why?

Start / End condition

Note - View QTP generated file in Windows Explorer


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Analyzing Keyword View

As you recorded your test, QuickTest generated steps in the Keyword View representing

each operation you performed.The columns in the Keyword View show different information for each step, as follows:

Item.The item for the step (test object, utility object, function call, or statement) ina hierarchical icon-based tree.

Operation.The operation to be performed on the item, for example, Click or Select.

Value.The argument values for the selected operation, for example, the mousebutton to use when clicking the image.

Documentation.Auto-documentation of what the step does, in an easy-to-understand sentence, for example, Click the "findFlights" image.

Assignment.The assignment of a value to or from a variable so you can use thevalue later in the test. This column is not visible by default.

Comment.Any textual information you want to add regarding the step, for example,Return to page used in first step of the test. This column is not visible by default.


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Types of Recording

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Recording Modes in QTP

Low Level Recording Mode

1. Records

Objects as Window test

objects

2. Useful for objects notrecognized by QTP

3. Useful for objects whereexact co-ordinates arerequired

Normal Recording Mode

1. Default mode of recordingin QTP

2. Records

Objects in application

Actions performed on them

3. Object recognition isindependent of location ofthe object on the screen

4. Uses QuickTest test objectmodel

1. Records

Exact mouse and

keyboard movement in

relation to screen or the

application window

2. Cannot edit analogrecording steps

3. Useful for steps whichcannot be recorded atobject level.

e.g. Signature

4. Records every movementof mouse

Analog Recording Mode


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Guidelines for Analog and Low Level Recording

Analog

Low Level

Can switch recording modes in the middle of the recording sessions.

Require more disk space than normal recording mode.

Use only when normal recording mode does not accurately

record your operation.


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Guidelines for Analog Recording

Relative to the window

Relative to the screen

If the operations you perform are on objects located within one window

and that window does not move during the analog recording session.QuickTest does not record any click or mouse movement performed

outside the specified window.

When using this mode, QuickTest does not capture any Active Screen

images.

If the operations you perform are on objects located within more than

one window.

QuickTest captures only the Active Screen image of the final state of the

window on which we are recording.

The steps recorded using analog recording are saved in a separate data

file. This file is stored with the action in which the analog steps are

recorded.

QuickTest adds to our test, a RunAnalog statement that calls the

recorded analog file.


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Analog Recording

Open Programs > Accessories >Paintapplication.

In Paint: Go to Image > Attributes and set thewidth and height to 900 pixels and click OK.

In QuickTest: click the Record button to begina recording session.

Click the Analog Recording button or chooseAutomation > Analog Recording. The AnalogRecording Settings dialog box opens

Click AnalogRecording button


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Analog Recording Cont

The Analog Recording Settings dialog boxopens

There are 2 options available: Record relative to the screen

Record relative to the following window

Select Record relative to the followingwindow

Click the pointing hand and click anywhere inthe Paint window on which you want to

record in Analog Recording mode. The title ofthe window you clicked is displayed in thewindow title box.


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Analog Recording Cont

Click Start Analog Record.

Perform the operations you want to record in Analog Recording mode.

When you are finished and want to return to normal recording mode, click the Analog Recordingbutton or choose Automation > Analog Recording to turn off the option.

You should see the following statement in your script:

Window("Paint").RunAnalog "Track1

Note: Practice analog recording in Record relative to a specified window and Record relative tothe screen modes.


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Create a Script for Paint Application

In Paint:

1. Select File > New.

2. Click on Pencil tool in the Tool Box.

3. Click on color Red in the Color Box.

4. Write the following text: QTP rules!!!

5. Select File > New.

6. In dialog box Paint click No to discard changes.

In QuickTest:

Use Standard Mode for steps 1-3 inclusively.

Use Analog Mode for step 4.

Use Standard Mode for steps 5-6 inclusively.

Note: Create the script using the Record relative to a specified window mode.


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Low Level Recording Guidelines

Use low-level recording for recording on environments or objects not supported by QuickTest.

Use low-level recording for when you need to record the exact location of the operation on yourapplication screen. While recording in normal mode, QuickTest performs the step on an objecteven if it has moved to a new location on the screen. If the location of the object is important toyour test, switch to Low Level Recording to enable QuickTest to record the object in terms of its x-and y- coordinates on the screen. This way, the step will pass only if the object is in the correctposition.

While low-level recording, QuickTest records all parent level objects as Window test objects andall other objects as WinObject test objects. They are displayed in the Active Screen as standardWindows objects.

Low-level recording supports the following methods for each test object: Window test objects: Click, DblClick, Drag, Drop, Type, Activate, Minimize, Restore,

Maximize

Each step recorded in Low Level Recording mode is shown in the Keyword View and Expert View.(Analog recording records only the one step that calls the external analog data file.)


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Low Level Recording

You can switch to Low Level Recording mode only while recording a test. The option is notavailable while editing a test.

To record in Low Level Recording mode:1. Click the Record button to begin a recording session.

2. Click the Low Level Recording button or choose Automation > Low Level Recording.

The record mode changes to Low Level Recording and all of your keyboard input andmouse clicks are recorded based on mouse coordinates. When QuickTest runs the test,the cursor retraces the recorded clicks.

3. When you are finished and want to return to normal recording mode, click the Low Level

Recording button or choose Automation >Low

Level Recording to turn off the option.

Class work: Record Exercise 1 in Low Level Recording mode. Use the mix of different modes tomake the script work.


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Low Level Recording Cont

The examples below illustrate the difference between the same operations recorded usingNormal Recording Mode and Low Level Recording mode.

In the Normal Recording Mode your test is displayed as follows in the Keyword View and ExpertView:

Window("Notepad").WinEditor("Edit").Type "This is a sample test

If you perform the same action while in Low Level Recording Mode, QuickTest records the click inthe Edit box, followed by the keyboard input. Your test is displayed as follows in the KeywordView and Expert View:

Window("Notepad").WinObject("Edit").Click 17,27

Window("Notepad").WinObject("Edit").Type "This is a sample test"


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What is Synchronization

Inserts a synchronization point in the test, instructing QuickTest to pause the test until the objectproperty value is achieved (or times out).

There are several options that you can use to synchronize your test:

You can insert a synchronization point by choosing Insert > Synchronization Point, and QuickTestgenerates a WaitProperty statement in the Expert View.

You can insert Exist or Wait statements that instruct QuickTest to wait until an object exists or towait a specified amount of time before continuing the test.

You can modify the default amount of time that QuickTest waits for a Web page to load bychanging Browser Navigation Timeout in the File > Settings > Web tab.

When working with tests, you can increase the default timeout settings for a test to instruct

QuickTest to allow more time for objects to appear by changing the Object SynchronizationTimeout in the File > Settings > Run tab.


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Checkpoints in QTP

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Types of Checkpoints

A checkpoint verifies that expected information is displayed in your application while the test isrunning.

Types of various checkpoints:

1. Standard Check Point : Checks the property value of an object in your application or Web page.Standard checkpoints are supported for all add-in environments.

2. Bitmap Check Point : Checks an area of your Web page or application as a bitmap. For example,

suppose you have a Web site that can display a map of a city the user specifies. Bitmapcheckpoints are supported for all add-in environments

3. Database Check Point : Checks the contents of a database accessed by your application.Database checkpoints are supported by all environments

4. Text Check Point : Checks that a text string is displayed in the appropriate place on a Web pageor application. Text checkpoints are supported for the Web environment, plus some Web-based

add-in environments.

5. Text Area Check Point : Checks only the text string captured from the defined area is displayed(Text Before and Text After are not displayed).


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Types of Checkpoints Cont...

6. Accessibility Check Point : Identifies areas of your Web site that may not conform to the World

Wide Web Consortium (W3C) Web Content Accessibility Guidelines. Accessibility checkpoints are

supported for the Web environment

7. XML Check Point - Web page : Checks the data content of XML documents in Web pages and

frames. The XML Checkpoint (Web Page/Frame) option is supported for the Web environment.

8. XML Check Point - File : Checks the data content of XML documents in XML files. The XML

Checkpoint option is supported for all environments


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Standard Checkpoints

Standard Checkpoints checks the property value of an object in your application or Web page. Thestandard checkpoint checks a variety of objects such as buttons, radio buttons, combo boxes, lists,

and so forth.

Using Standard Checkpoints, we can create following checkpoints:

Image checkpoint : checks the value of an image in your application or Web page. Imagecheckpoints are supported for the Web environment

Table checkpoint: checks information within a table. For example, suppose your applicationor Web site contains a table listing all available flights from New York to San Francisco. Youcan add a table checkpoint to check that the time of the first flight in the table is correct.

Page checkpoint: checks the characteristics of a Web page. For example, you can check howlong a Web page takes to load or whether a Web page contains broken links. Page

checkpoints are supported for the Web environment


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