Monday, November 24, 2008
Wednesday, November 19, 2008
Introduction to Selenium
Selenium
From: ruturajd,
1 week ago
This is my first attempt to publish slide which I created, will be glad to know everybody's comments/responces
SlideShare Link
Thursday, October 23, 2008
Wish You All A Very Happy Diwali
I Wish A very happy new Year to All Indian and
I Request every one who belives in
Indianism
To
be
Peaceful,
To Be Kind to Others,
To Belive
In
Being Indian.
World
Is
Watching Us.
Lets
Show Them
How We Can live with
Such diversity
and Yet
stay United.
Vande Mataram (Cheer word for next revolution in generation awaken..)
Thursday, October 16, 2008
Most important Skills for QA/Software tester
How To Improve Communication Skill
From: shindevijaykr, 8 months ago
Have you been facing problems in interviews? Do you fear to deliver any speech? Do you hesitate to speak in your company meeting? Do you have problems explaining your views to others? Do others disagree with you even though you are right?
If answers to these questions are ‘yes’ then it's time to improve your communication skill. You should be perfect in all ways of communications like verbal, presentation skill and written communication.
SlideShare Link
Garv se Bolo Jay Mahavir - Salute to Jaininsm and Bhagwan Mahavir
Hello All,
I have created a slide show featuring one of famous jain temple.
My desire is to promote Peace, Being Vegetraian and more over Being A Good Humen Being.
Keep shairing your thoughts !
I will appreciate If you submit photos you have of jain temple in India.
I am also interested in making real strong network of people to promote Jainism.
Sunday, October 12, 2008
How to test web services using Nunit
Hi Guys,
this is my first technical blog, so apologies If I make any mistake, do revert me back in case you didnt understood what is written below.
I used Nunit in unconventional way(as a Automation Tester) on my project.
We can do functional testing using Nunit.all we need for this is proxy classes,
service classes which invoke web service methods.
Suppose you have web service named Login which accepts login credentials as input parameters along with some enviormental values.
On successful response If Login service responds in user's first name to be sent back.
Key things to be tested in web service is
- Request object content(what all fields are required for request object) for manual tester sometimes it seems to technical or too low level, but for functional testing this is need of project.
- Responset object content(what all fields are sent in response obj) .
Nunit test should be of 3 steps
- fill request object needed for service method call(in our case Login (request Object))
- call service method- in our case verifiedCustomer successfulCustomerLogin = Login(request Obj);
- Assert on Response fields.
Example
namespace OurFunctionalTests.Tests
{
[TestFixture]
public class LoginWebServiceTest
{
private static readonly string DATE_OF_BIRTH = new DateTime(1960, 02, 01).ToShortDateString();
[Test, Category("SmokeTest")]
public void SucessfulLoginCustomer()
{
// Register user whose login credentials to be used - setting up Test data
registerUserAndSetEmail();
// fill request object needed for service method call
LoginRequest loginRequestObj = new Credentials(){
EmailAddress = alreadyRegisteredCustomersEmailId,
Password = "Test12",
EnvIdentity = new EnvIdentityType()
{EntryId = 12, ManagedId = 1}};
// call service method- in our case verifiedCustomer successfulCustomerLogin = Login(request Obj);
VerifiedCustomer successfulLoginCustomerDetails =
new LoginServiceClient().Login(loginRequestObj );
// Assert on Response Object Content - Jack is User name sent in successful Login response Assert.AreEqual("Jack",successfulLoginCustomerDetails.FirstName.ToString());
// Clear/flush Test data - delete query to database
new CommonMethods().flushAddedRegisteredUser(alreadyRegisteredCustomersEmailId);
}
Friday, September 5, 2008
Ranakpur Jain Temples: In A Holy Mood....
Ranakpur Jain Temples: In A Holy Mood....: "ples in rajasthan but this is a new one. A good write up."
Thursday, September 4, 2008
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)