Script Testers Training Overview
This SmartBear© TestComplete™ for Script Testers training course teaches attendees how to run fully automated tests against a full range of software products using the latest version of SmartBear's TestComplete. Participants learn how to leverage TestComplete's full set of tools for test automation and create JavaScript tests for automation, including Windows client, Web client, database access, and more.
Note: This class has a maximum attendance of 10 instead of Accelebrate’s standard cap of 15.
Location and Pricing
Accelebrate offers instructor-led enterprise training for groups of 3 or more online or at your site. Most Accelebrate classes can be flexibly scheduled for your group, including delivery in half-day segments across a week or set of weeks. To receive a customized proposal and price quote for private corporate training on-site or online, please contact us.
In addition, some courses are available as live, instructor-led training from one of our partners.
Objectives
- Navigate the TestComplete interface
- Incorporate scripting
- Use the code editor
- Work with the test log
- Create and modify checkpoints
- Use the NameMapping editor
- Debugging a JavaScript test
- Use events
- Create data-driven scripting tests
- Perform web testing
- Test Web Services
- Incorporate low-level procedures
- Leverage user forms
- Incorporate best practices
Prerequisites
All students must have worked in a QA environment and have some TestComplete experience. If you are not comfortable with Javascript, we recommend you take our TestComplete for Keyword Testers course.
Outline
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Introduction
Overview of TestComplete
- About the IDE
- Project Workspace Tab
- Project Explorer
- Project Suites and Projects
- Project Items
- Workspace
- Object Browser Tab
Scripting
- Script Language Choice
- Script Project Items
- The Code Editor
- Functions in other Units and Projects
Test Log
- Test Results
- Log Window
- Log Structure
- Logged Images
- Changing Log Appearance
- LockEvents
- Test Log Project Options
Stores & Checkpoints
- About Stores & Checkpoints
- Checkpoint Wizard
- Creating Checkpoints
- Checkpoints
- Selecting an Object
- Property Checkpoint
- Recommended Usage
- Object Checkpoint
- Using Groups within an Object Checkpoint
- Modifying an Existing Object Checkpoint
- Region Checkpoint
- Recommended Usage
- Table Checkpoint
- File Checkpoint
- Recommended Usage
- XML Checkpoint
- Updating Checkpoints
NameMapping and Aliases
- Understanding NameMapping
- Benefits of Name Mapping
- Automatic Name Mapping
- Creating NameMappings
- Using NameMapping Editor
- Modifying a Name Mapping
- Leveraging Name Mappings to Managed Changes to UI
TestComplete Debugging
- Debugging a Javascript test
- Methods of Starting a Debug Session
- Exploring the Debugger Windows
- Call Stack
- Locals
- Watch List
- Breakpoints
Event Handling
- Using Events
- Handling OnLogError event
- Handling Unexpected Windows
Data-Driven Testing
- CSV Vs Excel Vs Database as a source for DDT
- The DB Table Object
- Creating Data-Driven Script Tests
Web Testing
- Web Application Testing
- Understanding TestComplete's View of Web Applications
- DOM Vs Tag Vs Tree Vs Hybrid
- The Page Object
- Object Browser's Hybrid Mode
- Web Application Login
- Web Stores & Checkpoints
- Web Comparison
- Web Accessibility
Web Services Testing
- Overview of Web Services
- Importing a Web Service
- Using the Web Services Checkpoint
- Calling Web Service Functions
Low-Level Procedures
- About Low-Level Procedures
- Recording Low-Level Procedures
User Forms
- Using the Designer
- Calling User Forms in a Keyword Test
Best Practices
Conclusion
Training Materials
All TestComplete training students receive comprehensive courseware.
Software Requirements
