Telerik-Test Studio

Scheduling in Test Studio works a lot like the Windows scheduling feature

2011-10-01T02:07:00.000-07:00

Test Studio's service will let you schedule the test list to be run on remote machines as well.

Follow these steps to create, connect, schedule, and execute:

Create a Scheduling Server - the scheduling server keeps track of what tests to run and sends this data to the execution servers. The testing process becomes almost completely automated.

Create an Execution Server - the Execution Server is an instance of Test Studio Standalone or VS plugin version. An Execution Server is ready to use when you configure it and register it with your Scheduling Server.

Connect a Project to a Scheduling Server - once you've configured your Scheduling Server and successfully registered at least one Execution Server to it, you're ready configure a test project for execution.

Schedule Test List Execution and View Results - once you've connected a project to your Scheduling Server, you can proceed with scheduling a test run and viewing the results upon completion.

Create a Scheduling Server:

Installing and Using the software:

1.Before proceeding with running the software, there are a couple things to confirm regarding the computer you will be installing the Scheduling Server software to:The software MUST be run from a Windows Administrator account.UAC (user account control, Windows Vista/7 ONLY!) must be turned OFF completely.Microsoft SQL Server or SQL Express needs to be installed on the Scheduling Server.

If you do not meet the above requirements, the software will not launch or will quit immediately.

2.Click Start > All Programs > Telerik > Test Execution 20XX.X > Configure as Scheduling Server

note:Before Click Scheduling server administration privilege is must

3.Start Scheduling server

4.If you receive this message, close all open (Standalone and VS plugin) versions of Test Studio out completely (if you ran the Execution Software first you will also have to close it). For the VS plugin version, this means quitting Visual Studio. Once you quit other open instances of our software, the Scheduling Server software can run and you can proceed to the next step

5.You will see the following screen:

6.If this is a local only test (within your intranet), check the box for Integrated Security on the right of the window.

7.Set the Server to the server in question. For our example, we have installed SQLExpress on the machine in question. Our server for the example is .\SQLEXPRESS, and we want to create a database on the server named WEBUITS.

NOTE: If you are not using the integrated security, you will have to enter your username/password data for the SQL server.

8.Click Create Database. You will eventually see a message that states "The database is created!" Click OK on the message when you get it.

9.The Import/Export buttons at the bottom of the screen are usualy used when upgrading from a previous version of Test Studio. If your previous installation didn't use the default installation folder You will need to manually import the previous configuration in order to continue using it.

10.The next page contains the settings for the Service URL, email settings, and as well the ability to register the machine:

11.Click on Register the local machine

12..Leave the output path at the default and click the Register button

13.You should receive the following message:

14.Click OK on this message

15.Next, check the box for Configure Email (SMTP) Server. These are the settings that allow you to send the confirmation emails out to yourself that give progress reports on the results of the tests you have run.

16.Enter in the information for your SMTP server settings in the fields below the checkbox:

17.Click Connect, then OK on the Connection Established message that comes up as a caveat

19.The Connect button should now be replaced with a Done button. Click Done.

After you click Done, the Telerik Test Studio Execution Server application will open. Do not close this application as it is required to be open for your tests to execute. If you want to, you can minimize it (it will go to the system tray). And that is it, you have your Scheduling Server now setup

Create an Execution Server

The Execution Server is an instance of Test Studio Standalone or VS plugin version. An Execution Server is ready to use when you configure it and register it with your Scheduling Server. Because of this, you cannot configure an Execution Server without a successfully configured Scheduling Server first.

You can also review our Telerik TV episode on Establishing an Execution Server for a video walk-through of this process.Many executions can connect to the same Scheduling Server (SS) – the architecture is based on the master-slave model.

Multiple Execution Servers (ES) allow you to execute multiple test lists simultaneously.

Both virtual and physical machines can be Execution Servers. You can also configure the same machine to be both a Scheduling and Execution Server. Differences in operating systems between the machines running the SS and the ES are allowed. However, make sure there are no version differences – every ES must be running the same version of Test Studio as the SS.A few things to consider when choosing an ES machine:You must be logged on with an Administrator account at all times – you can disconnect from the ES but not log offEnsure the location of your test project is accessible from the ESEnsure your SS and ES are in the same domainConfigure your Execution Server.After successfully installing Test Studio, the Execution Server application will become available. You can run it from:

Start Menu->Programs->Telerik->Test Execution 20##.#->Configure As Execution Server

Click on “Register” which will open a new Dialog

Connect a Project to a Scheduling Server

Once you've configured your Scheduling Server and you've successfully registered at least one Execution Server to it, you're ready configure a test project for execution.

You can also review our Telerik TV episode on Connecting a Project to a Scheduling Server for a video walk-through of this process.

From Test Studio Standalone version, create a new Test Project and add at least one TestList.

All functionality related to scheduling will be unavailable at this point. You need to connect your Test Project to a Scheduling Server. Keep in mind that the Scheduling Server doesn’t have to be on the same machine as the instance of Test Studio you’re working with.

From the Project tab click on the Connect button:

From this menu you can connect your project to a Scheduling Server. Keep in mind that a Scheduling Server comes with the Execution Servers attached to it. When you schedule testlists from this project – they will run on those Execution Servers (you get to pick what testlist runs on which server). Your local machine can also be configured as an Execution Server.

Fill out the hostname and port of the Scheduling Server you’d like to use. The service URL will be automatically generated for you. You can still change it manually if you like.

Now click on “Test Connection” to establish a connection with the Scheduling Server. This should result in a pop-up informing you that the connection was successful. If it’s not successful you might need to check whether your Scheduling server is working correctly.

The last field is the “Project source location.” An Execution Server assigned to this project will access this location in order to use the required testlists. By default this is set to the current location of your test project opened in Test Studio on the local machine. If you plan on using remote Execution Servers (i.e. not located on this particular machine) you will need to change it to a network share. A network share will look like this:

\\stoichev\mySharedLocation\Test Studio Projects\TestProject5

Where stoichev is the hostname of the machine and mySharedLocation is a shared folder accessible from your network.

Schedule Test List Execution and View Results

Once you've correctly configured a Scheduling Server and you've attached at least one Execution Server to it, you can proceed with scheduling a test run.

You can also review our Telerik TV episode on Scheduling Execution and Viewing Results for a video walk-through of this process.

Open the Test List tab in Test Studio.

If you have not created a TestList you can do it now. To add a new TestList, click the List button and follow the wizard.

Once you have a TestList you can schedule it. Click on the Schedule TestList button. The Scheduling Wizard comes up:

1. Select TestList.

2. Select Time.

First you need to pick the desired time for this test run. By default this is set to 5 minutes after current system time. You can also configure this TestList to execute recurrently.

Keep in mind that slight time differences are to be expected between the time you've picked and actual execution time. Please check out this article on the subject.

3. Select Machine(s).

This step lets you pick the Execution Server on which you would like to run the TestList. If the list is empty then you need to add at least one Execution Server (see “Configure an Execution Server”). Picking multiple Servers will result in the TestList executing simultaneously on all selected machines.

*Keep in mind that multiple TestLists can’t execute on the same machine simultaneously and there’s also no queuing for pending executions (yet). If two TestLists try to run on the same machine, one will execute successfully while the other will return a "Server busy" status and won’t execute. This can get a bit tricky; Because of the implemented architecture some TestLists scheduled close together will start executing simultaneously. To avoid this you shouldn't schedule TestLists too close together on the same machine.

4. Select Notification.

This steps lets you configure the e-mail notification you will receive on execution. If you don’t want any notification leave "Notify me" unchecked. If you check it you have to select one of the three options and also state at least one recipient e-mail address.

*Note: Notifications are sent locally from each Execution Server. This means that the Server needs the necessary permissions to use the SMTP server with credentials as configured in the Scheduling Server's configuration.

Once you close the Scheduling Wizard, the scheduled run should appear in the "Results" menu. It should be yellow indicating it's waiting to be executed. After execution, click the "Reload From Server" icon in the Scheduling ribbon. The scheduled run will change to either green (if it passes) or red (if it fails). Double click on it to see the

Test Studio Software Testing Tool by Telerik

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Build automated tests for your web and desktop apps. Test HTML5, AJAX, Silverlight and WPF apps, JavaScript calls, Telerik controls, dynamic page synchronization, client-side behaviors, complex UI virtualizations and elaborate XAML animations. Quickly convert them to performance tests to identify performance robbing bottlenecks.

Automated Testing Videos - Why choose Telerik testing tools

2011-09-28T12:21:00.001-07:00

Automated Testing Videos:
Silver Light Automation
Test Execution and Scheduling
Overview
Testing Rad Controls
Advaced Technic

Click Link Here: http://www.telerik.com/automated-testing-tools/support/videos.aspx

.NET Web Test Automation: Selenium vs. Telerik’s Test Studio

2011-09-28T11:44:00.000-07:00

Overview

With agile practices getting more popular Test Automation is important factor in achieving continuous delivery. There are so many tools available in market for test automation. It includes both Open Source and Proprietary Tools/Framework. It’s very challenging as well as interesting to pick up best tool for your test automation. Many times I have seen people choosing Open Source tools just because they are free. On the other hand it also true that most of the proprietary products are very costly. It was also challenging for me to come up with best tool for Test Automation for my project which included applications in ASP.NET and WPF.

In today’s post, I would more talk about Web Test Automation and try to compare well known open source framework “Selenium” (http://seleniumhq.org/) and proprietary tool “Test Studio” from Telerik (http://www.telerik.com/automated-testing-tools.aspx). The prior one is framework using which we need to create whole sort of test script by writing code while later one is product with nice UI. Somebody might say why I am doing comparison of open source framework with a proprietary product? The answer is – ultimate we have to come up with solution that satisfies my “requirement”. So before going ahead I have to clarify my or project’s requirement. Solution should provide:

Automation of Web Application (as of now just considering ASP.NET application for ease of analysis).Test support on Internet Explorer, Firefox, Chrome and Safari

Less learning curve as my resources would be from Testing team and may not coding expert

Better productivity for creating new scripts so that it would not increase much cost for new enhancements.Better Reporting feature for easy analysis of failure scenarios

Ease of Maintenance.Overall Test Script creation and execution and maintenance cost (initial + resource) should be less.

Analysis.The first two requirements are straight forward. Both tools in context (Selenium and Test Studio) satisfy this.

The later ones are more subjective and many vary from project to project. Let’s discuss these in details one by one.Learning Curve

Selenium – To work with frameworks that mainly require script coding, developer should have knowledge of both script coding as well as test case development. This increases learning curve for script developer. Also without powerful UI support, developer need to rely on trial and error to find out bugs in script itself. I must mention here that Selenium has very good support from community and that is very useful.

Test Studio – It provides nice UI that helps person self-learning the tool. It also provides multiple views by which you can carry out your work. One can learn usage of Test Studio by view various videos available on Telerik site. Also you can ask for any help from support team.

Resource Productivity

Here I would like analyse ease of development of a complex test script by average skilled user.

Selenium – It has very good apis and skilled resource can develop script with better productivity. The usage of IDE in Firefox is limited. So for any test case one has to do sufficient coding exercise. The coding itself is bound to follow its coding life cycle including debugging and sanity testing. Reading just steps as a story board is difficult in selenium. Handling of timeouts, AJAX calls are the areas where developer can make easy mistakes. So quality of script will more dependent on experience of developer in selenium.

Test Studio – It provides complete UI based script capturing as well as modifications to script test. You can easily see story board that gives you better idea about your test case and steps followed in the same. Tool provides various UI based options for capturing element, comparing values against required properties. You can easily add data driven testing without much effort. Even logical and looping conditions can be easily incorporated using UI. Capturing of mouse and java script event is UI based. This gives lot of relief to developer and person can concentrate on Test Case logic or Business validation planning rather than coding or development. UI provides high speed in capturing element, comparing the required values and verifying the output. This is biggest advantage of Test Studio.

Ease of Maintenance

It’s an important factor where you have large number of test cases.

Selenium – People find it difficult to manage test scripts than creation. For small change also it might need to recapture whole script. It requires lot of planning for large scale project to use selenium effectively in there project. Tester needs to do debugging and find out where it’s an application failure or it’s a script issue. Many times dedicated effort has to be given to keep pace with changes incurring in agile sprints.

Test Studio – Here Test Studio has upper hand. One can create modular test cases and reuse them in various test scenarios as and when required. It provides detailed failure log that includes images of failed step and expected step. So just by viewing image one can easily do initial analysis and decide whether script to be modified or bug to be raised for application issue. Steps list and Storyboard help even new developer to understand test case better way and one can do modification easily to the same.

Overall Cost

Let’s try to put together cost statics for say 500 test cases. The productivity of 3-4 test cases per day can be achieved for Selenium while we can consider around 6-7 test cases for Test Studio. I personally believe we can achieve much more than 7 with Test Studio. Let’s assume 20 test cases need to be modified or created for code changes per month that includes modification and enhancements to system.

Item	Selenium	Test Studio
License Cost	$0	$2500
New Script Development Effort with low productivity	167 PD (3 cases per day)	83 PD (6 cases per day)
New Script Development Effort with better productivity	125 PD (4 cases per day)	72 PD (7 cases per day)
Script change effort per month 70% change & 30% new	4-5 PD	2-3 PD
One Year Maintenance effort	50-60 PD	25-35 PD

So from long term perspective and with increase in no. Of test cases Test Studio not only pays you off initial cost but also saves the overall cost.

Other benefit of using Test Studio

WPF & Silverlight

Test Studio support WPF and Silverlight application test automation.

Manual Script customization

The Test Studio generates code behind the scene which is based on Telerik Testing Framework i.e. Similar to codedui framework of Microsoft. This gives additional flexibility to developer it he/she at all need to write done manual scripts.

Performance Testing

The upcoming version (2011 R2) of Test Studio includes Performance testing with In-Depth analysis for .NET applications. I am eagerly waiting for this release.

Comparison Table

Below is the detailed comparison between Selenium and Test Studio:

Item	Selenium	Telerik Test Studio
IDE / Script Capture	Firefox 3+	Firefox 2+, IE 7+, Safari 5+, Chrome 7+
Run Test supported Browsers	Firefox 3+, IE 7+, Safari 2+, Opera 8+ Chrome doesn’t have support as of now	Firefox 2+, IE 7+, Safari 5+, Chrome 7+
Script Development	Firefox IDE + Manual coding Good API collection. But resource must be skilled in API Manual coding is more time consuming and error prone Testing of script itself is required Complex cases mostly done using manual coding	Well-designed UI that can help capture all types of scripts Codebase gets generated at background for customization if required Complex cases can also be captured with ease using UI
Supported OS	Windows, OS X, Linux, Solaris	Windows
Browser Objects Recognition	Good object recognition. Objects can be identified by name, ID or located by using xpath. Complex elements are not easy to capture Time consuming	Very Rich UI based object identification Easy identification of html element, DOM member Provides easy way to identify element from hierarchical view Supports mouse action, drag and drop events Support java script events of control
Recording and Playback	Supported in Firefox	Supported in Firefox, IE, Safari, Chrome
Capture once & Run for all browsers	Supported	Supported
AJAX & jquery	Supported	Supported
Java Script Alerts / Dialog	Supported	Supported
Code Generation Language	Java, C#, Ruby, Perl, PHP	C#. Language knowledge is not mandatory. UI based application
Data Driven Testing	Supported Need to plug in custom code for reading data from store	Supports multiple data stores like flat file, in build table, database, excel etc. Easy to add / modify data in data store
Test Results Reports	Reporting is supported through the test runner and various logs, screen shots can also be captured. Default Reporting is not rich	Very Rich image based reporting. Step story board or failure step comparison with image is available
Performance Testing	Not supported	Supported in 2011 R2 getting release by end of Sep 2011. Support In-Depth details with .NET profiler for .NET application
Price	Free	$2500

Conclusion

We analysed Selenium and Test Studio for our requirement. The Test Studio provides better value if we do cost benefit analysis.

The projects that are being executed on Windows environment and if you are thinking of using open source framework like Selenium or watir for cost saving, then you should try Test Studio before final decision. Even for web sites that are developed in Java or PHP can take benefit of Test Studio as Web Testing is based on HTML and browser.

Data driven for External datasource

2011-09-25T07:37:00.000-07:00

Note: When adding an external data file to your project, a copy of that file is placed in your project's Data folder. This is from where the file is accessed and any changes to the file should be made to the file in this location

The default path in Windows 7 is:

C:\Users\User\Documents\Test Studio Projects\Project Name\Data

Jump to the following sections:

Excel spreadsheet

XML file

CSV file

Database source

1. Excel spreadsheet

It is important to note that the entries in the first row of the Excel spreadsheet are used as the column names when attaching columns to the inputs.

From Project tab=====èClick Add ====èselect Excel file

Enter the path to your Excel file or click the "..." button to browse and select it. Click "OK" to save this data source definition

Click ok button====èDouble Click on Test===and execute

Add an XML file

<Name>UserName</Name>

<value>sudeep</value>

</Inforica>

<Name>Password</Name>

<value>inforicaHyd</value>

</Inforica>

</Automationtesting>

."Search" is the equivalent of an Excel "Sheet." "UserName" and "Password" translate as the column names. Use $(UserName) and $(Password) to data bind the applicable properties.

After Click ok button===And Execute

Add a CSV file

CSV files can be created in any spreadsheet application or directly in Notepad if you follow the *.csv formatting conventions (each line with comma separated values, the same number of commas in each line).

Add a Database source

Adding a database source is different than adding an Excel spreadsheet, CSV, or XML file. When you select Database in the "Create new data source" dialog, you have a number of new options you need to specify in order to define your database connection.

Provider - in this drop-down, select which database provider to use to access your database. The list that is displayed here depends on which providers have been installed on your computer. You should contact your database administrator if you are not sure what to select.
Connection string - enter a valid connection string that is supplied to the selected Provider. The connection string instructs the provider the details on how to connect to your database.
Test - click this button to test the connection to your database. A dialog indicating success will display if Test Studio makes a connection.
Friendly Name - enter a name to represent this database connection definition

Enter the data string

How to Write a code Using C# or VB.NET in Teststudio

2011-09-24T09:18:00.000-07:00

C# or VB.NET in Test studio

Telerik Test Studio supports code behind files. This allows you to write code and have it executed as a test step. It is for scenarios that require a test step that is more complex than what can be composed with the Verification Builder or the actions provided by the Element Menu.

1.Standalone version: click the "Script Step" button in the "Add" ribbon.

2. Once you have created a coded step, click the "View Class" button to see the entire code behind file.

3.Launch New IE browser and Add elements(objects) with "ADD to Project element" button pane with test studio and click
4.Element is automatically added to element menu
5.After start writing a code

1. how to launch the application

activebrowser. Navigate To("www.Inforica.com")

2. 'How to set the textboxs in text

syntax: pages. page name. object name.text.text ="ahamad"

example: Pages.WelcomeToFacebookLogIn.RegPasswdPassword.Text = "1234567"

3.How to parametrization(data driven) username and password(Text Boxes)

syntax:pages.page name.object name.text.text = C Type(System.Convert. ChangeType(Data("row name"), GetType(String)),String)

example:Pages.WelcomeToFacebookLogIn. Username.Text.text = CType(System.Convert.ChangeType(Data("UN"), GetType(String)),String)

example:Pages.WelcomeToFacebookLogIn. Password Text.Text = CType(System.Convert.ChangeType(Data("PWD"), Get Type(String)),String)

4.Data driven for drop downs

1. properties by value

syntax:Pages.page name. Object Name.SelectByValue("21", true)

example: pages.SignUpForFacebook.BirthdayYearSelect.SelectByValue(CType(System.Convert.ChangeType(Data("Year"), GetType(String)),String))

2. Properties by text

suntax:Pages.page name. Object Name.SelectByText("21", true)

example: pages.SignUpForFacebook.BirthdayYearSelect.SelectByText(CType(System.Convert.ChangeType(Data("Year"), GetType(String)),String))

2. Properties by Index

suntax:Pages.page name. Object Name.SelectByIndex("21", true)

example: pages.SignUpForFacebook.BirthdayYearSelect.SelectByIndex(CType(System.Convert.ChangeType(Data("Year"), GetType(String)),String))

5.data driven for check box check and unchecked

syntax:Pages.page name. Object Name.Check(true, true) 'if want unchecked mention as false

example:Pages.RegistrationTelerik.PageContentUsercontrolsPublicClientnetClientregistrationAscx1RptSubscriptionsInvitationCkSubscriptionCheckBox1.Check(true, true)

datadriven:Pages.RegistrationTelerik.PageContentUsercontrolsPublicClientnetClientregistrationAscx1RptSubscriptionsInvitationCkSubscriptionCheckBox.Check(CType(System.Convert.ChangeType(Data("check"), GetType(Boolean)),Boolean), true)

6. Data driven for radio button
IF Data("text")=1 THEN
Coded step Male or Female Radio button.click
ELSE
Coded step Male or Female Radio button.click
END IF

syntax:Pages.Page name.Object name. Men Radio.Check(true, true)

example:Pages.TryitEditorV14. Frame View. Men Radio.Check(CType(System.Convert. Change Type(Data("check"), GetType(Boolean)),Boolean), true)

7.Verification for expected data and actual data
syntax:Pages.GoogleAccounts.GoogleAccountsImage.AssertAttribute().Value("alt", ArtOfTest.Common.StringCompareType.Contains, "Google Accounts")

data driven for Expected data:
Pages.GoogleAccounts.GoogleAccountsImage.AssertAttribute().Value(CType(System.Convert.ChangeType(Data("name"), GetType(String)),String), ArtOfTest.Common.StringCompareType.Contains, "Google Accounts")
'desktop Element for right Click

8.'Desktop command: Left Click on A1Link
Dim A1Link As HtmlAnchor = Pages.TelerikCorporationAbout.A1Link
A1Link.Wait.ForExists(10000)
A1Link.ScrollToVisible(ArtOfTest.WebAii.Core.ScrollToVisibleType.ElementTopAtWindowTop)
A1Link.MouseClick(ArtOfTest.WebAii.Core.MouseClickType.LeftClick, 0, 0, ArtOfTest.Common.OffsetReference. Absolute Center)
'Desktop command: RightClick on A1Link
Dim A1Link As HtmlAnchor = Pages.TelerikCorporationAbout.A1Link
A1Link.Wait.ForExists(10000)
A1Link.ScrollToVisible(ArtOfTest.WebAii.Core.ScrollToVisibleType.ElementTopAtWindowTop)
A1Link.MouseClick(ArtOfTest.WebAii.Core.MouseClickType.RightClick, 0, 0, ArtOfTest.Common.OffsetReference.AbsoluteCenter)

'9.if want to user for annotation for each execution frame
Manager.Settings.AnnotateExecution = True
activebrowser.NavigateTo("http://www.telerik.com")

10.'This scenario is used to "Entire Script execution speed" i.e "Execution delay"
Syntax: browser.settings. Execution delay ="M seconds"
Example:
Manager.Settings.AnnotateExecution = True
manager.Settings.ExecutionDelay="400"
activebrowser.NavigateTo("http://www.telerik.com")
pages.NETUIControlsReporting0.YourAccountTmUsercontrolsPublicClientnetLoginnameandstatusAscx1BtnLoginSubmit.Click
pages.ClientLogIn.SectionContentUsercontrolsPublicClientnetSigninformAscx5LoginFormUserNameText.Text="test"

11.This method is used to "moused speed"
syntax:manager.setting.SimulatedMouseMoveSpeed= m sec\pixels
Example:manager.Settings.SimulatedMouseMoveSpeed="0.1"

12. Execution wait time for each element
system.threading.thread.sleep("2000")

13.This method choose the different browser execution
'Manager.Settings.DefaultBrowser = BrowserType.Chrome

14. This method is used to create log files
'manager.Settings.EnableScriptLogging="True"
'manager.Settings.CreateLogFile="True"
'manager.Settings.LogLocation="C:\ahamad"

15. This method is used Capture the browser
'Manager.Log.CaptureBrowser(Manager. Active Browser)

16.This method is used to "Client ready time out" 'i.e
manager.Settings.ClientReadyTimeout="20000" 'M sec

17.'This method is used to close the any browser automatically
ActiveBrowser.Close()

18.This method is used to maximize the browser
Activebrowser.Window.Maximize

19.This method is used to minimize the browser
Activebrowser.Window.Minimize

20.Performing your own Annotation

manager.Settings.ExecutionDelay="400"

activebrowser.Annotator.Annotate("Enter the url")

activebrowser.NavigateTo("http://google.co.in")

activebrowser.Annotator.Annotate("CLICK GMAIL LINK")

pages.Google.GmailSpan.Click

activebrowser.Annotator.Annotate("CLICK A CREATE NEW ACCOUNT LINK")

pages.GmailEmailFromGoogle.LinkSignupLink.Click

21.The following method is use to check the whether object is exist or not in page
EXISTMethod :- Pages.TrainingCrestLeadership.ContentPlaceHolder1Login1UserNameText.Wait.ForExists(10000)

22.Enter press
no need add the element in keyboard press .take the Element in before added object
ActiveBrowser.ContentWindow.SetFocus Pages.RegistrationTelerik.PageContentUsercontrolsPublicClientnetClientregistrationAscx1TxtPhoneText.ScrollToVisible Pages.RegistrationTelerik.PageContentUsercontrolsPublicClientnetClientregistrationAscx1TxtPhoneText.Focus ActiveBrowser.Manager.Desktop.KeyBoard.KeyPress(ArtOfTest.WebAii.Win32.KeyBoard.KeysFromString("Enter"), 150, 1)
ActiveBrowser.WaitUntilReady

23.Launch Empty Note pad file or any Exe File

Dim notePad As New System.Diagnostics.Process()
notePad.StartInfo.FileName = "notepad.exe"
notePad.StartInfo.Arguments = "D:\myText.txt"
notePad.Start()

24.Click Simulate Real Click
based on the element is top position or button position and use the

Click 'Objectname
ActiveBrowser.Window.SetFocus
Pages.pagename1.Elementname.ScrollToVisible(ArtOfTest.WebAii.Core.ScrollToVisibleType.ElementTopAtWindowTop)
Pages.pagename1.Elementname1.MouseClick

25.Click Simulate Real tying

Pages.pagename1.Elementname1.ScrollToVisible(ArtOfTest.WebAii.Core.ScrollToVisibleType.ElementTopAtWindowTop)
ActiveBrowser.Window.SetFocus
Pages.p

agename1.Elementname1.MouseClick

Manager.Desktop.KeyBoard.TypeText("test", 50, 100)

26.Messagebox
Add DLL:Telerik.window.forms
Messagebox.show("this is urs")

How to record a New test & Execute test & Debug

2011-09-24T07:13:00.000-07:00

1. Dobble click the new test

2. Click record Option (Ctrl+R

3. Wait for 2 mints internet explorer automatically launching and record pane should display

4. After start recording and once we analyze mode of instances

6. Enter the URL like www.trainingcrest.in and enter the Username and password

The steps are automatically record in record tab

All the steps are record automatically, when we modify the any steps just click on any and modify

If we change any modification in manually like username and password anything

If we any changes on step like drag and drop

Click Execute button

After we click execute button .system should automatically execute

When we verify the total log details

When Step is failed .system should display failed details and log details and failed images expected result and Actual result

Double clicks on failed steps system should display the Step failure window and verify the details and click Image button, verify the Expected result and actual result

Verify the actual image and actual image

If we resolve error .click on resolve failure or Click Element tab and right click on specified element, click Edit element and identify the id or name unique property click ok button

Step 1: Identify the Failure step, Double click and Click element tab ===èClick Edit element

Step 2: Indetify the property (like specified unique property

Step 3: Click “And button

Step 4: After Verify the specified element

Step 5: click on expert View

Step 6: Click ok button

How to Add a new test & Existing test

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1. Here two ways to create a new project 1.Click New Test 2.Right click project on mouse select “Add new test”

2. Select the Test type; enter the Test Name and Click Ok button

3. New Test Created Successfully

Add Existing test

1. Right Click on project name and Click Add Existing project

2. Browse the existing project

How to Record New Web test & WPF test

2011-09-24T06:47:00.000-07:00

1. Launch the test studio and click the Record new test option

2. Click the “Record New Web test option”

3. After system automatically create a new project and New IE browser launching and record menu displayed

4. Create WPF application recording

After we click wpf application, system should navigate to “Configure WPF application path”

How to create a new project in test studio & How to open Existing project

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1. Launch Test Studio.

2. Click "Record New Test" and then "Record New Web Test."

Once finish the installing Go to ========èstart menu===èAll programs====èClick Telerik Folder ===èClick “Launch Test studio”

1. Click on Create a new project

2. After clicking a new project, system should display New project window enter the project name and

Location and Click ok button

3. New project successfully created

How to open Existing project

1. After creating New project and close the test studio. How to open the already existing project

2. Click the “open existing project”

Browse the project and click ok button

Existing project display successfully

Installation procedure

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1. Enter the http://www.telerik.com/automated-testing-tools.aspx
2. Click the “download free trailer” option

3. Register the email and contact details –click login and enter the username and password

4. Click the download trial option and enter the Gmail ,automatically link will display the ur account and download
After you have downloaded the install file, locate it using Windows Explorer and double click it to launch the installer.Click "Read License Agreement," then "OK," then "I Agree - Continue."

c Click Here

g'' http://www.telerik.com/automated-testing-tools/support/documentation/user- guide/installation/install-procedure.aspx

Test studio installation procedure and system requirements

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System requirements

	XP/Server 2003	Vista	Win7/Server 2008
	Minimum	Minimum	Minimum
Disk Space	500 MB	500 MB	500 MB
Processor	1 GHz CPU	1.5 GHz CPU	1.8 GHz CPU
Memory	512 MB	768 MB	1 GB
Display	1024 x 768 or higher-resolution display	1024 x 768 or higher-resolution display	1024 x 768 or higher-resolution display
Browser	IE7,iE8+	IE7, IE8+	IE7, IE8+

Additional requirements:

Framework: .NET 3.5 SP1

Optional browsers for test execution: Firefox 2.0 or above, Safari 5.0 or above, Chrome 7.0 or above

Test Studio VS plugin has the following additional prerequisite:

IDE: Visual Studio 2008 Professional or above with SP1, or Visual Studio 2010 Professional, or Visual Studio Team Edition

Overview about test studio

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Automated testing tools present their own challenges by being complex to use and are often built to suit the style of software developers more closely than QA engineers. The user interface can resemble the dashboard of a jet cockpit with many controls and windows, but no clear functional path that assists the tester through the process. Traditional automated testing tools are also script-centric and require coding skill to use effectively.Test Studio QA Edition addresses these issues by making tests easy to run and consistent overtime and where results can be shared easily with key players in the organization. Test Studio QA Edition is built to provide deep visibility into elements on a web page and is extensible so that your tools can always handle the latest technology challenges. Test Studio QA Edition is built specifically for QA engineers, without the trappings of complex development environments.Test Studio QA Edition is an automated testing tool that offers an intuitive, codeless and productive way to test any web application. Complex AJAX and Silver light scenarios, MVC, client-side functionality, JavaScript calls, data-driven testing – Test studio covers them all. Test management and failure resolution are brought to a new level, making you more productive.

Test Studio offers two versions:

The Standalone version is for QA professionals.

The Visual Studio plug-in is for developers wishing to perform functional testing themselves.

1.2 Features

Tight Visual Studio Integration
Test Studio is tightly integrated in Visual Studio, allowing users to generate tests as C# or VB.NET code. Native test types ensure first class test support in Visual Studio - both Professional and Team Editions.

Powerful test recorder for support desktop and web testing
you no longer need to write all your tests in code from scratch. Test Studio features a convenient recorder that outputs functional tests in code, which you can immediately customize or extend in Visual Studio. This will make you times more productive than before.

Test any application – HTML | AJAX | Silver light | WPF | MVC
Test Studio allows you to easily test ASP.NET AJAX and client-side functionality or bind test steps to a data source. It also supports JavaScript function invocation and validation directly from Your .NET code.

Cross-browser test execution
Test Studio’s unique browser abstraction saves you loads of time – you don’t need to duplicate your tests for different browsers anymore. You can have your test recorded just once and played on all supported browsers without re-recording: Internet Explorer, Firefox, Chrome, and Safari for Windows

Reuse of elements across all tests
all application elements in your tests are abstracted out and filed in the "Elements Explorer". If there are multiple tests that use the same element, the latter is referenced from the “Elements Explorer” instead of being duplicated in the test.

Simplifies QA – Developer collaboration
Telerik Test Studio ships with a standalone application aimed at QAs and a Visual Studio plug-in crafted for developers. Both tools use the same repositories and file formats so that QAs can check-in tests in the main project, which developers can then extend with code. In addition, teammates can quickly get an idea what their colleagues have already recorded through the built-in Visual Storyboard tool.

The best way to test your applications built with Telerik Controls Thanks to the integrated control translators; you can easily test your Telerik-powered applications. QAs and Developers now have access to exposed validations allowing for specific functionalities to be tested. You can verify HTML and XAML control elements, as well as more complex functionalities such as JavaScript calls, “Wait for AJAX” synchronization points, etc.

Silver light Integration
Test Studio 2.0 supports automated testing of Silver light applications, in addition to the product's support for ASP.NET testing. With the addition of Silver light support, testing of a Silver light application can recorded and automated using the Test Studio Design Canvas. Here's a summary of the key new features