Latest Answer: Hi,The concept of modular testing (referring to setting up a test automation framework), could be stated somewhat as follows:1. Assumption:a. There is an AUT - application/system under testb. You have 10 functional areas to be tested within the aut.c. Each ...
Latest Answer: Hi,Connection to the Database can be established using an ODBC connection.Following are some simple steps that may help:1. Set up an ODBC DSNa. Go to the control panel and then double clikc on the "Data Sources (ODBC)" icon within the Adminstrative ...
Latest Answer: Could you provide some more information on what platform you are testing and what add-ins are being utilized?7.5 and 8.2 should ideally be compatible. Perhaps the answer might lie in some of the other technical factors. Here is a ref link that holds ...
Latest Answer: Hi,It is possible to automate mainframes, though not advisable, using WinRunner.WinRunner is designed a GUI interfacing tool and hence you will require some Terminal Software interface that interacts with WinRunner. (e.g: TSO). Here you might be pushed ...
Latest Answer: Hi,Please relate to the gui file and test mode separately.1. GUI map file:This is a repository or container or file that stores all the objects for the applications under test, that can be/shall be/need to be accessed through the WinRunner ...
Latest Answer: 1. Exception handling is a concept of handling some erroneous or unexpected activity by the application.2. One thing is usually applicable to WinRunner: If you havent been able to record the object within the repository, usually there is no way of handling ...
Latest Answer: I would like to add few more points :WE normally use Rapid test wizard with Global GUI map file,it is not avialiable when you work with GUI per test mode.Rapid Test Script wizard systematically opens the windows in your application and learns the ...
Latest Answer: This is a tricky one using WinRunner.It is though simpler using when u use QTP.I would advise against it as both WinRunner and QTP access data tables so conviniently and tabulated data to drive test automation is something you are looking for.Still ...
Latest Answer: Hi,1. Store the UserName and Password fields in an excel file.ColumnA heading: UserNameColumnB heading: Password2. Connect to the excel sheet in Read Only mode3. Get the row count4. Write a simple for loop to loop over the row count5. Get the ith data ...
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