Course Overview
This course provides a comprehensive understanding of how to leverage and enhance the various features of Unified Functional Testing (UFT) by writing test scripts in the Editor. In this course, participants adopt principles frequently followed by developers as they design more sophisticated test scripts. By learning to manipulate dynamic objects and data, participants will be learn a skill set applicable for testing nearly any type of application.
Who should attend
This course is intended for:
- Users who are already familiar with the basics of UFT
- Users who have minimum of 10 months of working experience with the UFT GUI and UFT API tests.
- Quality assurance engineers who assume technical lead roles in the use of UFT applications
Prerequisites
To be successful in this course, you should have the following prerequisites or knowledge:
- Have working knowledge of Windows, websites, and browsers,
- Understand the basics of UFT
- Have basic skills in programming or scripting
- Users who have min 8 months of working experience with UFT GUI and UFT API tests
Course Objectives
Upon successful completion of this course, you should be able to:
- List the main components of the Editor
- List the main components of the Editor
- Identify when to use the Editor
- Retrieve and use the properties of an object
- Create programmatic descriptions
- Create tests that include VBScript
- Retrieve data from application objects
- Use the Data Table object to store run‐time data and drive actions
- Create scripts that access data from external sources
- Create new subroutines and functions
- Use the Function Library editor
- Identify when to handle exceptions programmatically
Course Content
- Course Overview
- Introduction to the Editor
- Using the Editor
- Using VBScript
- Working with Object Properties
- Working with Dynamic Data
- Working with Dynamic Objects
- Retrieving External Data
- Handling GUI Testing Exceptions
- Creating New Procedures
- Integrating UFT with ALM