Key Pointers
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Description
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| Simple and Easy-to-use Scripts |
Written in an English-like language which is easy to
understand and edit for further customizability. |
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| Standard Test Case Format |
Provides a methodical manner to create the test scripts and
test cases in a standard structure. |
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| Multi Level Validation |
Multi level validation provides the
ability to perform dynamic
data validation at multiple levels. |
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| Multi-platform, browser,
language and database support |
Ability to test in multiple
platforms and browsers. Provision to test with any localized version
of web application and a generic database interface to test with any
database. |
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| Automatic Error Recovery System |
Test system continues to run even if a test case fails. |
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Use of Datapools (Data-driven testing)
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Use of datapools means your test cases and test scripts are built around the data that will be entered into the application-under-test at runtime. This data is stored by some method and can be accessed by some key used in your scripts. |
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| Built-in Repository |
One point maintenance to store
all test suites/test scripts that saves time and eliminates redundancy. |
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| Script Reusability and Portability |
Ability to re-use single script for multiple platforms, browsers, languages, databases and multiple set of data. Portability allows macros to hold system-dependent values and path to files to enable porting.
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| Support for testing Rapid
Web Application Development Environment. |
Environment where the interfaces
(windows/controls) are continually changing and the data/content is
continually being revised and modified. |
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| Regression Testing and Scheduling Utilities |
Run all day and night for unattended testing or run at scheduled time. |
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| Clear and Powerful Reports |
Track tests
that pass, as well as test that fail. |
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| Differentiate between errors |
Recognize the difference between hard and soft errors. |
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