UFTOAMFOpenTextMF-UFTOA24.2<p>On completion of this course, participants should be able to:</p> <ul> <li>Explain the advantages of UFT One as a testing tool.</li><li>Explain the advanced Editor functionality.</li><li>Use VBScript.</li><li>Work with objects, dynamic data, and dynamic objects.</li><li>Retrieve external data.</li><li>Handle GUI testing exceptions.</li><li>Create new procedures.</li><li>Use the Test Combination Generator tool to generate test data.</li><li>Integrate UFT One with ALM QC and ALM Octane.</li></ul><p>To be successful in this course, you should have the following prerequisites or knowledge:</p> <ul> <li>Experience working with UFT One for six months or more</li><li>Basic penetration tester skills</li><li>Ability to read HTTPS requests and responses</li><li>Basic understanding of web technologies and computer desktop, browser, and file system navigation skills</li></ul><p>Application testers and QA Engineers</p><h5>Chapter 1: Course Overview</h5><ul> <li>Identify the contents and objectives of the course.</li><li>Define the class logistics.</li><li>Discuss the lab environment details.</li></ul><h5>Chapter 2: Software Overview</h5><ul> <li>Describe the advantages of UFT One as a testing tool.</li><li>Preview the UFT One Start Page and Help menus.</li><li>Recognize the sample applications used in the labs.</li><li>Identify resources for getting assistance.</li></ul><h5>Chapter 3: Advanced Editor Features</h5><ul> <li>Review the UFT Editor basic functionality.</li><li>Use the Step Generator to create new steps in your test.</li><li>Enter steps manually in the Editor.</li><li>Use statement completion.</li><li>Trace and debug tests.</li><li>Use the Test Batch Runner.</li></ul><h5>Chapter 4: Using VBScript</h5><ul> <li>Create constants and variables to hold important values.</li><li>Format steps and create comments for clarity.</li><li>Use operators to modify or compare values.</li><li>Build conditional statements.</li><li>Call built-in functions from the VBScript function library.</li></ul><h5>Chapter 5: Working with Object Properties</h5><ul> <li>Retrieve any property of any object in the application during a test run.</li><li>Retrieve and set properties in the object repository.</li><li>Use additional properties of the Reporter utility object.</li></ul><h5>Chapter 6: Working with Dynamic Data</h5><ul> <li>Retrieve useful properties from list-type objects.</li><li>Describe the VBScript looping statements.</li><li>Use additional methods to explore the Data Table.</li></ul><h5>Chapter 7: Working with Dynamic Objects</h5><ul> <li>Identify types of dynamic objects.</li><li>Manage the dynamic properties of objects in the object repository.</li><li>Build a programmatic description for an object.</li><li>Create and use a Description object.</li><li>Retrieve a collection of child objects from a parent object.</li></ul><h5>Chapter 8: Retrieving External Data</h5><ul> <li>Build scripts that access data from external sources.</li><li>Import data from and export data to a Microsoft Excel worksheet.</li><li>Perform DataTable operations.</li><li>Use the Connection and RecordSet objects to query a database.</li><li>Import and export data to text files.</li></ul><h5>Chapter 9: Handling GUI Testing Exceptions</h5><ul> <li>Describe exceptions in a test.</li><li>Describe how to handle exceptions with the test settings.</li><li>Describe how to handle exceptions with Recovery Scenarios.</li><li>Handle exceptions programmatically with VBScript.</li><li>Handle positive and negative test data.</li></ul><h5>Chapter 10: Creating New Procedures</h5><ul> <li>Identify the advantages of creating a procedure in a test.</li><li>Create new subroutines and functions.</li><li>Build a function library and associate it with a test.</li><li>Register a procedure with an object class.</li><li>Use a function as a recovery operation in a recovery scenario.</li></ul><h5>Chapter 11: Combination Generation and Parallel Execution</h5><ul> <li>Use the Test Combination Generator tool to generate test data.</li><li>Use the Parallel Runner tool to configure and run tests.</li><li>Use the command line to run tests using the Parallel Runner.</li></ul><h5>Appendix A: Integrating UFT One with ALM QC</h5><ul> <li>Integrate UFT One with the Application Lifecycle Management Quality Center (ALM QC) software.</li><li>Connect to the ALM QC server from UFT One.</li><li>Execute UFT One Tests from ALM QC.</li></ul><h5>Appendix B: Integrating UFT One with ALM Octane</h5><ul> <li>Generate Jenkins CI credentials.</li><li>Configure the UFT One &ndash; ALM Octane integration.</li><li>Run a UFT One test suite from ALM Octane.</li></ul>On completion of this course, participants should be able to: - Explain the advantages of UFT One as a testing tool. - Explain the advanced Editor functionality. - Use VBScript. - Work with objects, dynamic data, and dynamic objects. - Retrieve external data. - Handle GUI testing exceptions. - Create new procedures. - Use the Test Combination Generator tool to generate test data. - Integrate UFT One with ALM QC and ALM Octane.To be successful in this course, you should have the following prerequisites or knowledge: - Experience working with UFT One for six months or more - Basic penetration tester skills - Ability to read HTTPS requests and responses - Basic understanding of web technologies and computer desktop, browser, and file system navigation skillsApplication testers and QA EngineersChapter 1: Course Overview - Identify the contents and objectives of the course. - Define the class logistics. - Discuss the lab environment details. Chapter 2: Software Overview - Describe the advantages of UFT One as a testing tool. - Preview the UFT One Start Page and Help menus. - Recognize the sample applications used in the labs. - Identify resources for getting assistance. Chapter 3: Advanced Editor Features - Review the UFT Editor basic functionality. - Use the Step Generator to create new steps in your test. - Enter steps manually in the Editor. - Use statement completion. - Trace and debug tests. - Use the Test Batch Runner. Chapter 4: Using VBScript - Create constants and variables to hold important values. - Format steps and create comments for clarity. - Use operators to modify or compare values. - Build conditional statements. - Call built-in functions from the VBScript function library. Chapter 5: Working with Object Properties - Retrieve any property of any object in the application during a test run. - Retrieve and set properties in the object repository. - Use additional properties of the Reporter utility object. Chapter 6: Working with Dynamic Data - Retrieve useful properties from list-type objects. - Describe the VBScript looping statements. - Use additional methods to explore the Data Table. Chapter 7: Working with Dynamic Objects - Identify types of dynamic objects. - Manage the dynamic properties of objects in the object repository. - Build a programmatic description for an object. - Create and use a Description object. - Retrieve a collection of child objects from a parent object. Chapter 8: Retrieving External Data - Build scripts that access data from external sources. - Import data from and export data to a Microsoft Excel worksheet. - Perform DataTable operations. - Use the Connection and RecordSet objects to query a database. - Import and export data to text files. Chapter 9: Handling GUI Testing Exceptions - Describe exceptions in a test. - Describe how to handle exceptions with the test settings. - Describe how to handle exceptions with Recovery Scenarios. - Handle exceptions programmatically with VBScript. - Handle positive and negative test data. Chapter 10: Creating New Procedures - Identify the advantages of creating a procedure in a test. - Create new subroutines and functions. - Build a function library and associate it with a test. - Register a procedure with an object class. - Use a function as a recovery operation in a recovery scenario. Chapter 11: Combination Generation and Parallel Execution - Use the Test Combination Generator tool to generate test data. - Use the Parallel Runner tool to configure and run tests. - Use the command line to run tests using the Parallel Runner. Appendix A: Integrating UFT One with ALM QC - Integrate UFT One with the Application Lifecycle Management Quality Center (ALM QC) software. - Connect to the ALM QC server from UFT One. - Execute UFT One Tests from ALM QC. Appendix B: Integrating UFT One with ALM Octane - Generate Jenkins CI credentials. - Configure the UFT One – ALM Octane integration. - Run a UFT One test suite from ALM Octane.2 days1600.00