QTP Training

Quick Test Professional (QTP 8.2)
Introduction
Introduction to Automation Testing
Needs of Automation Testing

Automated Tools

Types of Automated Tools
History of QTP
Anatomy of QTP

Basics of QTP

Record and Run Settings
Recording
Recording Modes
Context Sensitive
Analog
Low Level
VB Script
Object Repository
Types of Object Repository
Per Action
Shared
Operations on Object

Repository

Operational overview of
Recording & Running

Object Identification

Smart Identification
Object Spy
Runtime Objects
Test Objects
QTP Life Cycle
Phase 1: Test Plan
Phase 2: Generating the basic Test
Phase 3: Enhancing the Test

Inserting the Check Points

Introduction
Operational Overview of Check
Points
Types of Check Points
Standard, Bitmap, Database,
Text, Text area, Accessibility,
XML, Page, Table & Image
Check points)
Synchronizing Test Execution

Data Driven Testing

Parameterization
Different ways of
Parameterization

Inserting Output Values

Operational Overview
Types of Output Values(Standard, Text, Text area, DB & XML)
Measuring Transactions
Start Transaction
End Transaction
Enhancing the Script using
Programming Statements
Object calls
Condition Statements
Looking Statements
Comments
Utility Object Statements
Developing the Script Statements
Manually
Frequently used Methods
Real time scenarios to use
Methods
How to develop scripts in Real time
Working with Data Tables
Avoiding Check points in Real Time
Avoiding Output values in Real-time
Case Studies

Phase 4: Debugging the Test

Introduction
Break Points
Step Commands
Step Into
Step Out
Step to cursor
Debug viewer pane
Watch Expressions
Variables
Command

Phase 5: Test Execution

Normal Execution
Batch Execution
Phase 6: Result Analysis
Analyzing the results
Identifying the defects Reporting
Manual Defect Reporting
Bug Tracking Tool oriented
Defect Reporting
Integration with Quality Center
Actions
Introduction
Creating New Actions
Splitting Actions
Renaming Actions
Types of Actions
Normal Actions
Reusable Actions
External Actions
Working with Data Table Action Sheets
Functions
Need of Functions
Creating User Defined Functions
Working with UDF’s
Libraries
Introduction
Creating Library files
Associating Library files
Additional Concepts
File System Object
Environment variables
Database Connections
MS Access
SQL Server
Creating Log Files
Virtual Object Configuration
Introduction
Types of Trigger events
Associating the Recovery files
Descriptive Programming
Introduction
Creating Descriptive Scripts
Advantages
Regular Expressions Introduction
Advantages of Regular Expressions
Automation Object Model Introduction
Working with AOM Scripts Advantages
Framework Implementation
Linear
Modular
Keyword Driven
Hybrid
Working with Quality Center