HP UFT (unified functional testing)

By attending this HP Unified Functional Testing (UFT) workshop, Delegates will learn to:

  • Create basic scripts from a manual test case
  • Enhance basic tests with synchronization and verification
  • Parameterize tests to run with multiple sets of data
  • Create and reuse modular actions
  • Use the Object Repository
  • Use debugging tools
  • Write custom checkpoints to create more precise verification points within a test
  • Use the Object Repository Manager
  • Resolve object recognition problems
  • 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

The HP Unified Functional Testing (UFT) Training course provides a comprehensive understanding of how to use the Unified Functional Testing (UFT) application as an automated functional testing tool. You use the point and click interface to record and play back tests, add synchronization points and verification steps, and create multiple action tests.

Working knowledge of the following:

  • Windows
  • Web sites and browsers

The Unified Functional Testing Workshop is intended for:

  • New users of Unified Functional Testing (UFT), who need to automate manual testing and verification in a short amount of time
  • Quality assurance engineers who assume technical lead roles in the use of QuickTest Professional/UFT applications

COURSE AGENDA

  • Define synchronization in UFT for GUI Testing
  • Identify the uses of synchronization in UFT for GUI Testing
  • Add a synchronization step for a specified object
  • Identify objects
  • Define a UFT for GUI Testing object
  • Identify objects in UFT for GUI Testing
  • Use the object repository to manage objects in UFT for GUI Testing
  • Create a basic test from a manual test case
  • Run a test and check for errors
  • Save a test
  • View test results
  • Identify functional testing principles
  • Document the user steps of a business transaction
  • Identify the application under test and its environment
  • Create a new test
  • Navigate the Unified Functional Testing (UFT) for GUI Testing user interface
  • Prepare the test environment to effectively use UFT for GUI Testing
  • Describe Unified Functional Testing (UFT) GUI for Testing
  • Describe the GUI testing workflow
  • Identify additional GUI testing capabilities and tools
  • Recognize a sample application under test (AUT)
  • Identify UFT for GUI Testing resources
  • Define standard checkpoints
  • Add standard checkpoints to a test
  • Use a regular expression to add flexibility to a standard checkpoint
  • Identify and use different parameter types
  • Insert an input parameter
  • Insert an output parameter
  • Parameterize a checkpoint
  • Evaluate test results for iterative tests
  • Automatically parameterize steps
  • Access options to automatically parameterize steps
  • Identify automatic global parameterization
  • Identify global data table parameters
  • Use test parameters
  • Evaluate test results of automatic parameterization
  • Create built-in and user-defined environment variables
  • Identify actions in 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
  • 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
  • Record and run a test on a web application
  • Insert a text checkpoint in a test for a web application
  • Create a custom checkpoint
  • Compare captured parameter values with expected values
  • Use debug tools to investigate the causes of failure
  • Verify that a reported error message reflects the state of the test
  • Identify the purpose of a database checkpoint
  • Create a Structured Query Language (SQL) statement using Microsoft Query
  • Create a database checkpoint
  • Parameterize a database query
  • Table checkpoints
  • Text and text area checkpoints
  • Text recognition for Windows-based objects
  • File content checkpoints
  • XML checkpoint
  • Identify the types of object repositories
  • Manage shared object repositories using the Object Repository Manager
  • Use visual relation identifiers
  • Configure object identification
  • Describe mandatory and assistive properties
  • Use ordinal identifiers
  • Use smart identifier
  • Describe when to use Smart Identification
  • Use the Smart Identification process
  • Describe how UFT for GUI Testing uses Smart Identification – Use Case Scenario
  • Test object mapping for unidentified or custom classes
  • Identify exceptions in a test
  • Create a recovery scenario
  • Associate a recovery scenario with a test
  • Set an optional step in a test
  • Use the Local System Monitoring feature
  • View performance graphs
  • Export the system monitor tab result
  • Identify the advantages of Expert View
  • Translate steps between Keyword view and Expert View
  • Explain how VBScript and objects are relevant to UFT for GUI Testing
  • List common test objects and methods used in UFT for GUI Testing
  • Use the step generator to create new steps in your test
  • Enter steps manually in the Expert View
  • Use the VBScript With statement
  • Trace and debug tests
  • Use statement completion (IntelliSense)
  • Retrieve the properties of an object during a test run
  • Retrieve and set identification property values
  • Access native properties and operations
  • Use constants and variables in scripts
  • Use the reporter utility object to report events to the test results
  • Set dynamic values of objects in the object repository
  • Build a programmatic description for an object
  • Create and use a description object
  • Identify additional uses of programmatic descriptions
  • Describe commonly used VBScript operators
  • Describe commonly used VBScript statements
  • Describe commonly used VBScript functions
  • Use VBScript operators, statements, and functions in a script
  • Retrieve data from application objects
  • Describe the VBScript looping statements
  • Use the Data Table object to store run-time data and drive ac
  • Build a script for a data-driven test case
  • Build scripts that access data from external sources
  • Import data from and export data to a Microsoft Excel worksheet
  • Use the Connection and RecordSet objects to query a database
  • Import and export data to text files
  • Identify the advantages of creating a procedure in a test
  • Create new subroutines and functions
  • Register a procedure with an object class
  • Build a function library and associate it with a test
  • Describe exceptions in a test
  • Handle positive and negative test data
  • Use recovery scenarios for exceptions in a script
  • Handle exceptions programmatically

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