UFTO120MFOpenTextMF-UFTO12024.2<p>On completion of this course, participants should be able to:</p> <ul> <li>Record and create scripts using Unified Functional Testing One (UFT One)</li><li>Enhance the scripts with synchronization, parametrization, and checkpoints</li><li>Create tests on client applications</li><li>Create tests on Web applications</li><li>Create tests using UFT One AI</li><li>Handle exceptions with recovery scenarios</li><li>Use UFT One to automate GUI and API tests</li><li>Test web services with the UFT One API</li><li>Describe the new AI features in UFT One and its advantages</li><li>Add additional UFT One features to make tests robust and provide better coverage</li></ul><p>To be successful in this course, you should have the following prerequisites or knowledge:</p> <ul> <li>Working knowledge of Windows and web browsers</li><li>Experience with procedural programming or scripting languages</li></ul><p>Quality assurance engineers or any new users of UFT One</p><ul> <li>Module 1: Course Overview</li><li>Module 2: Software Overview</li><li>Module 3: Preparing to Record</li><li>Module 4: Creating a Basic Test</li><li>Module 5: Working with Objects</li><li>Module 6: Utilizing a Shared Object Repository</li><li>Module 7: Adding Synchronization</li><li>Module 8: Verifying with Standard Checkpoints</li><li>Module 9: Using Parameters</li><li>Module 10: Building Multiple Reusable Actions</li><li>Module 11: Adding Steps without Recording</li><li>Module 12: Creating Tests on a Web Application</li><li>Module 13: Creating a Basic AI Test</li><li>Module 14: Using Recovery Scenarios</li><li>Appendix A: Advanced Checkpoints for GUI Testing</li><li>Appendix B: Object Identification Techniques</li><li>Appendix C: API Testing with UFT One</li></ul><h5>Module 1: Course Overview</h5><ul> <li>Identify the contents and objectives of the course</li><li>Define the class schedule and class logistics</li><li>Identify the related courses</li><li>Discuss the lab environment details</li></ul><h5>Module 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>Module 3: Preparing to Record</h5><ul> <li>Identify functional testing principles and the benefits of automated testing</li><li>Navigate the typical GUI testing workflow</li><li>Document the steps of a business process</li><li>Prioritize business processes using effective criteria</li><li>Gather sufficient test data</li><li>Prepare the test environment for automated testing</li></ul><h5>Module 4: Creating a Basic Test</h5><ul> <li>Create a basic test from a manual test case</li><li>Run a test and check for errors</li><li>Save a test&lt;br /&gt;&amp;bull; View test results</li></ul><h5>Module 5: Working with Objects</h5><ul> <li>Identify objects</li><li>Describing UFT One for GUI testing object</li><li>Identify objects in UFT One for GUI testing</li><li>Use the Object Repository to manage objects in UFT One for GUI testing</li><li>Resolve object identification issues</li></ul><h5>Module 6: Utilizing a Shared Object Repository</h5><ul> <li>Identify the types of object repositories</li><li>Manage shared object repositories using the Object Repository Manager</li><li>Use visual relation identifiers</li></ul><h5>Module 7: Adding Synchronization</h5><ul> <li>Define synchronization in UFT One for GUI testing</li><li>Identify the uses of synchronization in UFT One for GUI testing</li><li>Add a synchronization step for a specified object</li></ul><h5>Module 8: Verifying with Standard Checkpoints</h5><ul> <li>Define standard checkpoints</li><li>Add standard checkpoints to a test</li><li>Use a regular expression to add flexibility to a standard checkpoint</li></ul><h5>Module 9: Using Parameters</h5><ul> <li>Identify and use different parameter types</li><li>Insert an input parameter</li><li>Insert an output parameter</li><li>Parameterize a checkpoint</li><li>Evaluate test results for iterative tests</li></ul><h5>Module 10: Building Multiple Reusable Actions</h5><ul> <li>Identify actions in UFT One for GUI testing</li><li>Identify action types</li><li>Identify action and test iterations</li><li>Identify calls to existing actions and copies of actions</li><li>Share values using the global data table</li><li>Call actions with parameters</li><li>Store action return values</li><li>Create multiple actions from a single action</li><li>Create a new action</li><li>Call a reusable action from another test</li><li>Use local and global data sheets</li><li>Resolve missing actions</li></ul><h5>Module 11: Adding Steps without Recording</h5><ul> <li>List the types of steps that can be added to a test without using the record feature</li><li>Use conditional statements in a test</li><li>Use the Step Generator</li><li>Use the reporter object to report events in the test results</li></ul><h5>Module 12: Creating Tests on a Web Application</h5><ul> <li>Record and run a test on a web application</li><li>Insert standard checkpoints on web objects</li><li>Insert a text checkpoint in a test for a web application</li></ul><h5>Module 13: Creating a Basic AI Test</h5><ul> <li>Describe the new AI features in UFT One</li><li>Create a basic AI Test</li></ul><h5>Module 14: Using Recovery Scenarios</h5><ul> <li>Identify exceptions in a test</li><li>Create a recovery scenario</li><li>Associate a recovery scenario with a test</li><li>Set an optional step in a test</li></ul><h5>Appendix A: Advanced Checkpoints for GUI Testing</h5><ul> <li>Create table checkpoints</li><li>Create text and text area checkpoints</li><li>Create file content checkpoints</li><li>Create XML checkpoints</li></ul><h5>Appendix B: Object Identification Techniques</h5><ul> <li>Configure object identification</li><li>Describe mandatory and assistive properties</li><li>Use ordinal identifiers</li><li>Use smart identifiers</li><li>Describe when to use Smart Identification</li><li>Use the Smart Identification process</li><li>Describe how UFT One for GUI Testing uses Smart Identification &amp;ndash; Use Case Scenario</li></ul><h5>Appendix C: API Testing with UFT One</h5><ul> <li>Define Service Oriented Architecture (SOA)</li><li>Define the terminology and principles for API testing</li><li>Navigate the UFT One UI for API testing</li><li>Import services</li><li>Define test step inputs and outputs</li><li>Utilize data driving</li><li>Use the Results Viewer(s)</li></ul>On completion of this course, participants should be able to: - Record and create scripts using Unified Functional Testing One (UFT One) - Enhance the scripts with synchronization, parametrization, and checkpoints - Create tests on client applications - Create tests on Web applications - Create tests using UFT One AI - Handle exceptions with recovery scenarios - Use UFT One to automate GUI and API tests - Test web services with the UFT One API - Describe the new AI features in UFT One and its advantages - Add additional UFT One features to make tests robust and provide better coverageTo be successful in this course, you should have the following prerequisites or knowledge: - Working knowledge of Windows and web browsers - Experience with procedural programming or scripting languagesQuality assurance engineers or any new users of UFT One- Module 1: Course Overview - Module 2: Software Overview - Module 3: Preparing to Record - Module 4: Creating a Basic Test - Module 5: Working with Objects - Module 6: Utilizing a Shared Object Repository - Module 7: Adding Synchronization - Module 8: Verifying with Standard Checkpoints - Module 9: Using Parameters - Module 10: Building Multiple Reusable Actions - Module 11: Adding Steps without Recording - Module 12: Creating Tests on a Web Application - Module 13: Creating a Basic AI Test - Module 14: Using Recovery Scenarios - Appendix A: Advanced Checkpoints for GUI Testing - Appendix B: Object Identification Techniques - Appendix C: API Testing with UFT OneModule 1: Course Overview - Identify the contents and objectives of the course - Define the class schedule and class logistics - Identify the related courses - Discuss the lab environment details Module 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 Module 3: Preparing to Record - Identify functional testing principles and the benefits of automated testing - Navigate the typical GUI testing workflow - Document the steps of a business process - Prioritize business processes using effective criteria - Gather sufficient test data - Prepare the test environment for automated testing Module 4: Creating a Basic Test - Create a basic test from a manual test case - Run a test and check for errors - Save a test&bull; View test results Module 5: Working with Objects - Identify objects - Describing UFT One for GUI testing object - Identify objects in UFT One for GUI testing - Use the Object Repository to manage objects in UFT One for GUI testing - Resolve object identification issues Module 6: Utilizing a Shared Object Repository - Identify the types of object repositories - Manage shared object repositories using the Object Repository Manager - Use visual relation identifiers Module 7: Adding Synchronization - Define synchronization in UFT One for GUI testing - Identify the uses of synchronization in UFT One for GUI testing - Add a synchronization step for a specified object Module 8: Verifying with Standard Checkpoints - Define standard checkpoints - Add standard checkpoints to a test - Use a regular expression to add flexibility to a standard checkpoint Module 9: Using Parameters - Identify and use different parameter types - Insert an input parameter - Insert an output parameter - Parameterize a checkpoint - Evaluate test results for iterative tests Module 10: Building Multiple Reusable Actions - Identify actions in UFT One for GUI testing - Identify action types - Identify action and test iterations - Identify calls to existing actions and copies of actions - Share values using the global data table - Call actions with parameters - Store action return values - Create multiple actions from a single action - Create a new action - Call a reusable action from another test - Use local and global data sheets - Resolve missing actions Module 11: Adding Steps without Recording - List the types of steps that can be added to a test without using the record feature - Use conditional statements in a test - Use the Step Generator - Use the reporter object to report events in the test results Module 12: Creating Tests on a Web Application - Record and run a test on a web application - Insert standard checkpoints on web objects - Insert a text checkpoint in a test for a web application Module 13: Creating a Basic AI Test - Describe the new AI features in UFT One - Create a basic AI Test Module 14: Using Recovery Scenarios - Identify exceptions in a test - Create a recovery scenario - Associate a recovery scenario with a test - Set an optional step in a test Appendix A: Advanced Checkpoints for GUI Testing - Create table checkpoints - Create text and text area checkpoints - Create file content checkpoints - Create XML checkpoints Appendix B: Object Identification Techniques - Configure object identification - Describe mandatory and assistive properties - Use ordinal identifiers - Use smart identifiers - Describe when to use Smart Identification - Use the Smart Identification process - Describe how UFT One for GUI Testing uses Smart Identification &ndash; Use Case Scenario Appendix C: API Testing with UFT One - Define Service Oriented Architecture (SOA) - Define the terminology and principles for API testing - Navigate the UFT One UI for API testing - Import services - Define test step inputs and outputs - Utilize data driving - Use the Results Viewer(s)5 jours4000.00