Preetha

• May 27th, 2005

 

We need to concentrate on the features of the tools and how this could be benficial for our project. 
 
The additional new features and the enhancements of the features will also help

MohsinK

 Profile Answers by MohsinK 

• Jul 22nd, 2007

 

This is a tricky question. Solution to this depends on the knowledge of the evaluator about the limitations of the automation tool. However, one of the usual way to evaluate a tool is to first identify a set of manual testcases which cover most of the functionalities of the appliction to be tested. Then, try to automate these testcases using the automation tool. If developing automated tests for these testcases is fesible then go ahead with the tool.

hari_testing

 Profile Answers by hari_testing 

• Sep 19th, 2007

 

this is the common question all people asking about? if u want choose the tool any company following these things
1)Cost of the tool
2)Techonlogy that is whether supported by the tool (Suppose if any java based application we can choose silk tool)
3)Execution of timing(some tools are very best excecution perfomance techniques)
4)Object recognastion methodology

after evaluting all these then company prepares POC