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Interface testing and integration testing

Asked By: siva.reddy.in | Asked On: Oct 30th, 2012

What is the different between interface testing and integration testing?

Answered by: Gopinath on: May 20th, 2013

Interface testing :-To test the data transaction between more than one application

Answered by: Anant Chaudhary on: Mar 14th, 2013

Interface Testing:-Interface testing is nothing but (GUI) testing. Integration Testing:-In this testing combine all tested module and testing these module are working correctly with each other or pa...

Browser testing

Asked By: malaaaa | Asked On: Jun 22nd, 2012

Which browser do you like in testing.Like if u say google chrome then why?

Answered by: Gopinath on: May 20th, 2013

Internet Explorer is very friendly in handling

Answered by: Sahil on: Jul 16th, 2012

Internet Explorer...
Bcoz it is compatible.

Examples of severity and priority of all combination

Asked By: siva.reddy.in | Asked On: Apr 22nd, 2013

Could please anybody give me the good examples of: high severity and low priority low severity and high priority low severity and low priority high severity and high priority med severity and med priority .... In the terms of functionality.. And please tell me who will give the priority.

Answered by: Subham Singh on: May 1st, 2013

Priority is how soon the issue needs to be resolved. Severity defines the impact of the issue. Going by the question, its a high priority issue as it impact the branding of the image rather than affec...

Answered by: Vinaya on: Apr 26th, 2013

In web application, If the Logo or the company name is not displayed fine, then its high severity and low priority issue. If in the application home page, if a link is not working then its a high priority but a low severity defect.

Pension domain

Asked By: stewie_Test | Asked On: Apr 11th, 2013

Hi all, can any one help me with pension domain projects in testing . If some one worked on this domain please help in with these questions: 1. Core modules in any pension applications 2. What should we test in pension domain application. thanks in advance.

What is the difference between software testing and quality assurance (qa)?

Asked By: parthu dhannu | Asked On: Feb 26th, 2013

Answered by: nizar fanik on: Apr 4th, 2013

QA is process oriented, it’s like spreading butter on toast...you spread quality across the SDLC. It’s building checkpoints across the path. And each checkpoint has exit criteria and entrance crit...

Answered by: Anant Chaudhary on: Mar 14th, 2013

Software Testing is Dynamic Process and in this process user detects errors on his knowledge by executing of test cases.

Quality Assurance is Static Process and in this process user prevents errors at first stage by reviewing the requirements.

What is rtm? How is it useful in testing?

Asked By: latam | Asked On: May 3rd, 2006

Answered by: Sujay on: Mar 28th, 2013

RTM maps requirements with test case ids.

Answered by: kurtz182 on: Dec 18th, 2009

The Requirements Traceability Matrix (RTM) is used to map requirements to test cases in order to ensure all requirements are covered. 

Which of the following information does it contain that would be most suitable to generate test data

Asked By: rboya | Asked On: Jan 31st, 2013

Data dictionary was created during the requirement analysis stage of a software engineering project.Which of the following information does it contain that would be most suitable to generate test data 1. Names of all data elements that should be stored in persistent storage 2. Names of all classes to...

Answered by: janram on: Mar 29th, 2013

Here as per customer requirement, we generate the data with the help of design techniques (BVA,ECP)

Answered by: mathan_vel on: Feb 27th, 2013

4. Names definition and structure of all real world entities of application

Which of the following will enable this candidate to involved quick in regression

Asked By: rboya | Asked On: Jan 31st, 2013

A new member has joined the testing team of an application which is in version 3.5. Which of the following will enable this candidate to involved quick in regression. 1. By going through existing test cases and previous test execution results. 2. By going through interaction matrix of feature and functionality. 3....

Answered by: Madhu on: Mar 27th, 2013

Regression testing id done to check the bug fixes/ enhancements effect the existing functionality of the application. If we allocate regression testing to the new team member who don't have an idea on...

Answered by: mathan_vel on: Feb 27th, 2013

1. By going through existing test cases and previous test execution results.

What is testing techniques?

Asked By: Subhash | Asked On: Oct 11th, 2005

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Member Since Jan-2006 | Answered On : Jan 6th, 2006

 Black Box and White Box are testing types and not tetsing techniques.

Testing techniques are as follows:-

The most popular Black box testing techniques are:-

  • Equivalence Partitioning.
  • Boundary Value Analysis.
  • Cause-Effect Graphing.
  • Error-Guessing.

The White-Box testing techniques are: -

  • Statement coverage
  • Decision coverage
  • Condition coverage         
  • Decision-condition coverage
  • Multiple condition coverage
  • Basis Path Testing
  • Loop testing
  • Data flow testing

Answered by: Prudhviraj Yadav on: Mar 20th, 2013

Functional Testing techniques: 1. Specification based (Black box) • Equivalence partitioning • Boundary values analysis • State transition testing • Cause-effect graphing • Decision tables ...

Answered by: Srikant on: Oct 26th, 2012

Read the answers above. A slight modification to your answers. Testing techniques are of various types. Each with its own strength and weaknesses. Each testing technique falls into one of the many cat...

How would you define a bug?

Asked By: Priyathiyagu | Asked On: Jun 5th, 2012

Answered by: sri on: Mar 18th, 2013

if there is a mismatching between expected and actual result it is called bug......to define a bug we have to provide the following details like summary of the defect, priority, severity, assigned to ...

Answered by: Bina on: Jun 29th, 2012

If the test does not meet the requirement then that is bug.

What is data driven testing? Explain with an example.

Asked By: madhavich | Asked On: Aug 23rd, 2012

Answered by: sri on: Mar 18th, 2013

data driven testing is nothing but testing the functionality using n number of data is data driven testing e.g we use parametrization in QTP.

Answered by: nisiyadav on: Sep 5th, 2012

Black box testing is known as data driven testing.

Which of the following would you do.

Asked By: rboya | Asked On: Jan 31st, 2013

If you are in the beginning of the project where your role is test the product, you observe that you do not have sufficient details in the requirement specification to start your test design work. which of the following would you do. 1. Once the initial build is available, explore and learn the details...

Answered by: sri on: Mar 18th, 2013

if there are no clear requirements specifications to design the test cases u need to discuss with the business analyst and developer and know about the detail functionality involved in that particula...

Answered by: mathan_vel on: Feb 27th, 2013

4. Once the final version of the requirement specification is available, get the details from it.

What is brush testing?

Asked By: shobhakazi | Asked On: Mar 2nd, 2006

Answered by: AJ0512 on: Mar 18th, 2013

Brush testing is very much same as smoke testing. In the brush testing user try to find whether basic functionality or any particular functionality is working. So user decide whether to send application or particular functionality move ahead for detail testing.

Answered by: Anant chaudhary on: Mar 14th, 2013

Brush testing is very much same as smoke testing. In the brush testing user try to find whether basic functionality or any particular functionality is working. So user decide whether to send application or particular functionality move ahead for detail testing.

What are two primary goals of testing?

Asked By: Veman | Asked On: Nov 2nd, 2005

Can any one answer to this question

Answered by: Anant Chaudhary on: Mar 14th, 2013

There are 2 goals:

1)To improve the quality of product by finding hidden defects.
2)By testing ensure that all customer requirements are full fill in the product.

Answered by: Radha on: Jan 17th, 2013

The two primary goals of testing is 1. To make sure that we have covered all the requirement and functionality which is given by the client and the customer. 2. Most important of the Quality team i...

Which of the following will enable this candidate to involved quick in regression.

Asked By: rboya | Asked On: Jan 31st, 2013

A new member has joined the testing team of an application which is in version 3.5. Which of the following will enable this candidate to involved quick in regression. 1. By going through existing test cases and previous test execution results. 2. By going through interaction matrix of feature and functionality. 3....

Answered by: Anant Chaudhary on: Mar 14th, 2013

Person who is recently joined he should go through all the requirement documents (By this he can understand the requirements) then he can pick up the existing test cases and previous test execution (So that he can understand all things clearly).

Thanks
Anant Chaudhary

Answered by: Tanuja on: Mar 5th, 2013

By reviewing existing test cases and previous test execution results.

What is negative testing :- and justify the same

Asked By: veman | Asked On: Nov 2nd, 2005

Some one reply for this question

Answered by: ravi on: Mar 7th, 2013

Test the application with invalid inputs is called negative testing.

Answered by: Tanuja on: Mar 5th, 2013

It is a type of testing, one should have negative mind set and we should check all the functionalists and validations instead of providing positive inputs we should provide invalid inputs.

In which of the instances it not worth of automating the tests

Asked By: rboya | Asked On: Jan 31st, 2013

1. When we just cant do some tests like load and stress manually 2. When we want to reduce test execution time. 3. When product life cycle is short. 4. When test cases have to be run repeatedly

Answered by: Mr.Maduraikaran on: Mar 7th, 2013

3. When product life cycle is short. Reason: When we are running out of time we cannot spend time in automating the tests. Because creation of test itself will take time and peer team should review an...

Answered by: mathan_vel on: Feb 27th, 2013

1. When we just cant do some tests like load and stress manually 2. When we want to reduce test execution time.

The metrics of high number of defects re-opened and new defects logged against verified defects during qa

Asked By: rboya | Asked On: Jan 31st, 2013

The metrics of high number of defects re-opened and new defects logged against verified defects during qa 1.Defect report did not carry complete information regarding the defect 2. Degree of interaction between the modules are high 3. There are high no of defects in some modules. 4. Regression test...

Answered by: Mr.Maduraikaran on: Mar 7th, 2013

4. Regression tests needs to be improved.

Answered by: mathan_vel on: Feb 26th, 2013

4. regression test need to be improved.

You have a system that can work under xp,98 and os and ie 6.5, ie 7 and firefox and .Net 1.0, .Net 2.0 and .Net 3.0 frame work

Asked By: rboya | Asked On: Jan 31st, 2013

You have a system that can work under xp,98 and os and ie 6.5, ie 7 and firefox and .Net 1.0, .Net 2.0 and .Net 3.0 frame work how many test cases will you have if you use all pillar method. 1. 9 2. 27 3. 13 4. 12

Answered by: mathan_vel on: Feb 26th, 2013

2.) 27 XP IR6.5 .Net1 98 IR6.5 .Net1 OS IR6.5 .Net1 XP IR6.5 .Net2 98 IR6.5 .Net2 OS IR6.5 .Net2 XP IR6.5 .Net3 98 IR6.5 .Net3 OS IR6.5 .Net3 XP IE7 .Net1 98 IE7 .Net1 OS IE7 .Net1 XP IE7 .Net2 98 I...

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