Test automation with HP UFT Training Course

Module 1: HP UFT Overview

• Start page of UFT

Module 2: Preparing to Record / Benefits of Test Automation for Government

• Navigate the standard GUI testing workflow

• Document the steps of a business process for government operations

• Prioritize business processes using effective criteria for government

• Gather sufficient test data for government applications

• Prepare the test environment for automated testing in government systems

Module 3: Converting Manual Test Cases to Automated Tests for Government

• Run a test and check for errors in government applications

• Save a test for future use in government projects

• View and analyze test results for government compliance

Module 4: Identifying Objects for Government

• Identify objects in UFT for GUI Testing for government applications

• Use the Object Repository to manage test objects in UFT for government testing

Module 5: Sharing Object Repositories for Government

• Identify the types of object repositories used in government testing

• Manage shared object repositories using the Object Repository Manager for government projects

• Use visual relation identifiers to enhance test accuracy for government applications

Module 6: Synchronization Objects for Government

• Define synchronization in UFT for GUI Testing for government systems

• Identify the uses of synchronization in UFT for government testing

• Add a synchronization step for a specified object in government applications

Module 7: Using Checkpoints for Government

• Define standard checkpoints for government testing

• Add standard checkpoints to a test for government compliance

• Use regular expressions to add flexibility to standard checkpoints in government applications

Module 8: Using Parameters for Government

• Insert an input or output parameter for government testing

• Insert an output parameter for data validation in government systems

• Parameterize a checkpoint for enhanced flexibility in government applications

• Evaluate test results for iterative tests in government projects

Module 9: Using Reusable Actions for Government

• Identify actions in GUI testing for government systems

• Identify action types used in government testing

• Identify action and test iterations for government applications

• Identify calls to existing actions and copies of actions for government projects

• Share values using the global data table for government testing

• Call actions with parameters for enhanced functionality in government systems

• Store action return values for future use in government applications

• Create multiple actions from a single action for efficient government testing

• Create a new action for specific government requirements

• Call a reusable action from another test for government projects

• Use local and global data sheets for comprehensive government testing

• Resolve missing actions in government applications

Module 10: Adding Steps Without the Recording Tool for Government

• List the types of steps that can be added to a test without using the record feature for government systems

• Use conditional statements in a test for government applications

• Use the Step Generator for efficient step creation in government testing

• Use the reporter object to report events in the test results for government compliance

Module 11: Creating Tests on Web Applications for Government

• Record and run a test on a web application for government systems

• Insert standard checkpoints on web objects for government testing

• Insert a text checkpoint in a test for a web application to ensure government compliance

Module 12: Testing Web Services with UFT API for Government

• Define Service Oriented Architecture (SOA) for government systems

• Identify components of SOA used in government applications

• Define the terminology and principles surrounding component testing for government projects

• Navigate the UFT UI for API testing for government systems

• Create a basic Service Test (API Test) in UFT for government applications