Then we will use defined objects in our main driver scripts or shared function files. The tester can use the Object Spy to identify page objects and add these objects to the Object Repository. Object Repository – It stores all test objects in the Object Repository. The shared function file that can use the extension. It usually contains common utilities, page operations, excel controller, and reporter etc.
Checkpoints for each test step will be added in this script and it contains the call to other components (Functions).įunctional Library – The Associated Functions that form the Function Library. It performs the prerequisite and initial settings that are required for the execution. These are the components that are required for an UFT Script:ĭriver Script –The Script that drives the entire execution. Furthermore, we can also use an object repository to manage our page objects.
Instead, these are stored and passed from external files/resources such as Microsoft Excel Spreadsheets. Input Data/Input Parameters are not hard-coded in the test scripts. Testers need to write the reusable functions. UFT is an IDE and is mainly used for writing test scripts. In this blog, we will discuss how to integrate UFT with ALM. It can easily integrate with ALM, the latest incarnation of flagship test management tools. It’s an easy and extremely user-friendly tool that works well with Windows & web-based applications. Without a doubt, it is the most dominant commercial player in the market when it comes to functional automation. It comes bundled with the test management & source code control tool HP Application Lifecycle Management (aka HP QC) to simplify test management. HP Unified Functional Testing can and is also a framework. Is there an integrated and powerful platform that can fill all of our testing requirements? It just comes bundled with test management & source code control tool HP Application Lifecycle Management (aka HP QC) to simplify test management.
Is there any integrated and powerful platform can fill all our testing requirement? HP Unified Functional Testing is such a tool and itself is a framework. It needs to be integrated with test framework TestNG/Junit, code repository SVN/Git, CI tools Jenkins/TeamCity and other test management platforms (e.g. Selenium is the most powerful open source automation tool, but it is just a standalone driver. When we talk about web browser automation, Selenium may come to mind first.
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