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Anamica
Newbie Joined: 05Apr2007 Online Status: Offline Posts: 21 |
Topic: Write the Testcase manually Posted: 05Apr2007 at 3:21am |
We can write tests that are capable of accomplishing many variations on a test. The key here is re-use. A test case can be designed to take parameters including input data and expected results. This "data-driven" testcase is really an instance of a class of test cases that performs certain steps to drive and verify the application-under-test. Each instance varies by the data that it carries. Since far fewer tests are written with this approach, changes in the GUI will result in reduced effort in updating tests. A data-driven test design also allows for the externalization of testcase data and makes it possible to divide the responsibilities for developing testing requirements and for developing test automation. For example, it may be that a group of domain experts create the Testplan Detail while another group of test engineers develop tests to satisfy those requirements. In a script file, an automated testcase ideally addresses one test requirement. Specifically, a 4Test function that begins with the test case keyword and contains a sequence of 4Test statements. It drives an application to the state to be tested, verifies that the application works as expected, and returns the application to its base state. A script file is a file that contains one or more related testcases. A script file has a .t extension, such as find .tEdited by moderator - 26Apr2007 at 11:23pm Post Resume: Click here to Upload your Resume & Apply for Jobs |
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