published by webmaster on February 27, 2017 - 08:49
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Inflectra® is pleased to announce the release of Rapise 5.0, the latest version of its Rapise test automation platform. Rapise is the most comprehensive and powerful automated testing solution on the market. With its latest version, Rapise offers testers a single platform to test web, mobile and desktop applications as well as web service APIs.
published by webmaster on February 4, 2016 - 15:33
Summary
When doing functional testing, you are trying to prove that a feature works for an end-user – it does what they expect, and does not hinder them from completing their tasks.
On functional testing you are focusing on features which are used more often, used by more users or considered to be most important but On security testing, your ‘end-user’ is now an attacker trying to break the application.
The goal of your testing is to prove that a specific attack scenario does not succeed, for any attack scenario. A significant difficulty here is that proving that a feature works is much easier than proving that a specific feature cannot be hacked by any method.
The following diagram will help you understand precisely how HP ALM functions without any undesired and unnecessary loopholes in the complete work-flow of an application.
published by webmaster on January 30, 2017 - 14:00
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published by webmaster on December 6, 2015 - 10:58
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You can use screenshots for your Selenium tests and take them when you have test failure, but this mechanism has its own limitations, it’s hard to understand what exactly happen just before the test-failure.
This article, will present an option of having a video recording of each run
Consider the following scenario: You're writing an automation script that's supposed to perform a login to a website (using a username and password), and then you're transferred to the next web page which has a link for downloading a PDF document (call it: my_report.pdf). To download the file, your script would need to be able to perform the following steps:
Enter a username and password into the relevant input fields and click the "Submit" button.
On the next page, click the "Download Report" link to begin downloading the my_report.pdf file.
Select a location on your local hard drive for saving the PDF document, and finally download the file to that location for some further processing.
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