1. Keyword Driven Testing Using WRSAFS By John Crunk

2. Agenda Some information about testing in general Install Winrunner Install Engine Learn how to write scripts Break Write some scripts Solve Problems and discover solutions Questions

3. Keyword Driven Testing Action Word Testing Data-Driven Testing Keyword Driven Testing It’s all the same thing, a specific set of actions happen for a given word.

4. Why use Keyword Testing Reusability!!! Common components handled by standard libraries The details of the scripts are hidden from the user. Users don’t have to learn the script language to write scripts.

5. Reusability Standard components are handled the same Common screens are handled with the same test tables. Test tables can be used in many different applications instead of creating one for each application.

6. What can I test with a Framework? Web based applications Java based applications Windows based applications C/C++/C# Applications VB Applications.NET Applications COM (with enhancements) Oracle (with enhancements) Delphi (with enhancements)

7. Looking… Beyond “The Project” Is your automated test effort really unique? Do you really think your problems are novel? Do you really want to do this all over again? Generally, a finite set of common components make up our infinite set of unique applications. We are all trying to solve the same problems! Carl Nagle SAS

8. I don’t have time to learn something new!!! There is to much to do Time lines are fast approaching I can’t add to my already cramped workload. Aren’t you telling me I am going to have to do more?

9. Advantages of a Framework Using a framework will actually give you more time. Shared test among projects that don’t seem to have anything to do with each other. Mundane task no longer need be manual. Computers don’t forget to do something once they are told once. Boring task are automated. You look like a hero for finishing on time!!!

10. How WRAFS Interfaces with your application

11. Installing WRAFS 1.Backup any prior installs and uninstall 2.Install Java Virtual Machine (JVM) from http://java.sun.com/j2se/http://java.sun.com/j2se/ 3.Run the WRSAFS Install 4.Install SAFS by running Setup.vbs 5.Scripts are installed to C:\WRSAFS 6.Test Tables are installed to C:\Datapool 7.Services are installed to C:\SAFS 8.STAF is installed to C:\STAF 9.Verify c:\staf; c:\safs;c:\staf\bin are added to the path 10.Verify Classpath additions have been made for STAF and SAFS jar files 11.Verify registry entries have been made and are pointed to the correct directories

12. Getting down to business with WRAFS!!! Cycle Driver –The main script calls Suite Drivers –.CDD extension Suite Driver –Intermediate scripts, calls Step Drivers –.STD Extension Step Driver –This is where all your work happens. –.SDD Extension

13. Some File Structure Information Datapool –Bench –Cycle –Dif –Logs –Step –Suite –Taborder –Test

14. Other Settings

15. Other Settings Continued… ;Note: the section name and the Key should not be changed [STAF] ENABLED = TRUE [LOGMODE] ConsoleLOg = TRUE SQALog = TRUE TextLog = TRUE STAFLog = TRUE [SAFSLOGS] JarFile = C:\safs\lib\safslogs.jar Machine = local TextLog = TRUE XMLLog = FALSE ;Directory = S:\test\others\datapool\log ;LogFacility = mylog [SAFSVARS] JarFile = C:\safs\lib\safsvars.jar [SAFSMAPS] JarFile = C:\safs\lib\safsmaps.jar [DIFFER] TOOL_EXE=C:\Documents and Settings\jcrunk\Desktop\UnxUtils\usr\local\wbin\DIFF.EXE TOOL_OPTIONS="/t" TOOL_BINARY_OPTIONS="--binary -s" [DIFFVIEWER] TOOL_EXE=C:\ExamDiff\ExamDiff.exe TOOL_OPTIONS=" "

16. What does a command look like? T; Login; Login; Click T; Login; Username; SetTextValue; “jdoe” T; Login; Password; SetUnverifiedTestValue, “password”

17. Welcome to the Application Map File [ApplicationConstants] FlightApp="C:\Program Files\Mercury Interactive\WinRunner\samples\vb\app\fltvb41a.exe“ [Login] Login={class: "window", label: "Login", MSW_class: "ThunderRT6FormDC"} Help={class: "push_button", vb_name: "cmdHelp"} Cancel={class: "push_button", vb_name: "cmdCancel"} OK={class: "push_button", vb_name: "cmdOK"} AgentsName={class: "edit", vb_name: "txtAgentsName"} Password={class: "edit", vb_name: "txtPassword"} [InvalidPassword] InvalidPassword={class: "window", label: "Flight Reservation Message", MSW_class: "#32770"} OK={class: "push_button", label: "OK"}

18. Creating an Application Map 1.Select Tools|GUI Map Editor in Winrunner 2.Open the Application to be tested 3.Click on Learn in the Map Editor 4.Select the Window of the Application 5.Answer Yes to the prompt 6.Navigate to the next screen to learn 7.Go to Step 3 until all application has been learned 8.Save the GUI Map File 9.Open and run ProcessMapFile Script 10.You Application Map file is saved at the same place as your GUI Map File with a similar name.

19. A little about Variables Component Names Window Names Data Values Others?

20. How to use Variables Can be in the Map File or the Test Tables In the test table variables are preceded by a ^ (carot sign) When assigning a value, simple type ^var=“value” or ^var1=^var2 When using a variable just type in ^variable in the place you want to use it.

21. Where do all these commands come from? Coders that have something to add write generic code for the commands Documentation is updated and the commands are tested for all to use. Documentation is located at http://safsdev.sourceforge.net/sqabasic 2000/RRAFSReference.htm http://safsdev.sourceforge.net/sqabasic 2000/RRAFSReference.htm

22. Start Scripting!!! Keep It Simple Silly (KISS) T; LaunchApp T; Flights Cycle Driver Flight.CDD

23. Start Scripting!!! Keep It Simple Silly (KISS) T; LaunchFlight T; login Suite Driver LaunchApp.STD

24. Start Scripting!!! Keep It Simple Silly (KISS) TAddFlight Suite Driver Flights.STD

25. Start Scripting!!! Keep It Simple Silly (KISS) C; SetApplicationMap; “c:\Datapool\FlightReservation.gui” C;LaunchApplication;TestApp;^FlightApp Step Driver LaunchApp.SDD

26. Start Scripting!!! Keep It Simple Silly (KISS) C; SetApplicationMap; “C:\Datapool\FlightReservation.gui” T;Login; AgentsName; SetTextValue; “jdoe” T; Login; Password; SetUnverifiedTextValue; “mercury” T; Login; OK; Click Step Driver Login.SDD

27. Start Scripting!!! Keep It Simple Silly (KISS) T; FlightReservation; NewFlight; Click T; FlightReservation; Departures; SelectTextItem; "Los Angeles“ T; FlightReservation; Destinations; SelectTextItem; "Portland" T; FlightReservation; Flights; Click T; FlightsTable; OK; Click T; FlightReservation; CustomerName; SetTextValue; "Sue Smith" T; FlightReservation; FirstClass; Click T; FlightReservation; TicketsOrdered; SetTextValue; "2" T; FlightReservation; InsertOrder; Click Step Driver AddFlight.SDD

28. What did we just do??? Started the Application. Verified the application started. Set the Text Value of Agent name. Verified we set the Text Value of Agent Name. Verified the value we set to Agent name is what we sent to it. Set the Text Value of Password. Verified that we set the text value of password. Clicked the Ok button. Verified we clicked the OK button.

29. What Next??? Make it reusable so we can use the same script over and over Make the information generic Parameterize names or variables so they can change values

30. How do I do that? T; LaunchApp T; Login; ^UserName=“jdoe”; Password=“mercury” T; ExitApp T; Logoff T; Login; ^UserName=“ssmith”; Password=“InvalidPassword” T; VerifyInvalidPassword T; Login; ^UserName=“bjones”; Password = “Mercury” C; SetApplicationMap; “C:\Datapool\FlightReservation.gui” T;Login; AgentsName; SetTextValue; ^UserName T; Login; Password; SetUnverifiedTextValue; ^Password T; Login; OK; Click StartApplication.STD Login.SDD

31. ExitApp.SDD C; SetApplicationMap; “C:\Datapool\FlightReservation.gui” T, FlightReservation, FlightReservation, SELECTMENUITEM, “File;Exit”

32. VerifyInvalidPassword.SDD C; SetApplicationMap; “C:\Datapool\FlightReservation.gui” T; InvalidPassword; InvalidPassword; VerifyProperty; Visible; 1 T; InvalidPassword; OK; Click

33. What is different about this one? We do all of the things the first script did, but this time we do a lot more! Added test tables for Exit and invalid user Verify you can login with a valid user Verify you can exit the application Verify an invalid user can gain access to the system Make a login test table that works for most any application that has a login. Just make sure the name is the same, in the application map files.

34. Let’s Do some more… Launch Application "C:\Program Files\Mercury Interactive\WinRunner\samples\vb\app\fltvb41b.exe“ "C:\Program Files\Mercury Interactive\WinRunner\samples\vb\app" Create Reservation Find Reservation Update Reservation Delete Reservation

35. Your Turn!!! http://safsdev.sourceforge.net/sqabasic2000/RRAFSReference.htm

36. Flight.CDD Revisted T; LaunchApp T; Flights

37. LaunchApp.STD T; LaunchFlight T; login; ^user.name="jcrunk“; ^user.password="mercury"

38. Flights.STD C; SetVariableValues; ^Class="FirstClass“; ^NbrTickets="2" T; AddFlight; ^Departure="Los Angeles“; ^Destinations="Portland“; ^Customer="Sue Smith" C; SetVariableValues; ^Class="BusinessClass“; ^NbrTickets="3“ T; AddFlight; ^Departure="Denver“; ^Destinations="Los Angeles“; ^Customer="John Doe" C; SetVariableValues; ^Class="EconomyClass“; ^NbrTickets="1" T; AddFlight; ^Departure="Portland“; ^Destinations="Seattle“; ^Customer="Bob Jones" T; FindFlight; ^Customer="Sue Smith" T; UpdateFlight; ^NbrTickets="1“; ^Class="BusinessClass" T; FindFlight; ^Customer="John Doe" T; UpdateFlight; ^NbrTickets="2“; ^Class="EconomyClass" T; FindFlight; ^Customer="Bob Jones" T; UpdateFlight; ^NbrTickets="3“; ^Class="FirstClass" T; FindFlight; ^Customer="Sue Smith" T; DeleteFlight T; FindFlight; ^Customer="John Doe" T; DeleteFlight T; FindFlight; ^Customer="Bob Jones" T; DeleteFlight

39. AddFlight.SDD T; FlightReservation; FlightReservation; SelectMenuItem; “File; New Order” T; FlightReservation; Departures; SelectTextItem; “Denver” T; FlightReservation; Destinations; SelectTextItem; “Portland” T; FlightReservation; Flights; Click T; FlightsTable; AvailiableFlights; SetSelectedRow; 2 T; FlightsTable; OK; Click T; FlightReservation; CustomerName; SetTextValue; ^Customer T; FlightReservation; ^Class; Click T; FlightREservation; InsertOrder; Click

40. LaunchFlight.SDD C; LaunchApplication; Flight; ^FlightApp; ^FlightPath

41. Login.SDD T; Login; AgentsName; SetTextValue; ^user.name T; Login; Password; SetUnverifiedTextValue; ^user.password T; Login; OK; Click

42. AddFlight.SDD T; FlightReservation; NewFlight; Click T; FlightReservation; Departures; SelectTextItem; ^Departure T; FlightReservation; Destinations; SelectTextItem; ^Destinations T; FlightReservation; Flights; Click T; FlightsTable; OK; Click T; FlightReservation; CustomerName; SetTextValue; ^Customer T; FlightReservation; ^Class; Click T; FlightReservation; TicketsOrdered; SetTextValue; ^NbrTickets T; FlightReservation; InsertOrder; Click

43. FindFlight.SDD T; FlightReservation; FlightReservation; SelectMenuItem; "File;Open Order..." T; FindOrder; ByCustName; Click T; FindOrder; CustomerName; SetTextValue; ^Customer T; FindOrder; OK; Click

44. UpdateFlight.SDD T; FlightReservation; ^Class; Click T; FlightReservation; TicketsOrdered; SetTextValue; ^NbrTickets T; FlightReservation; UpdateOrder; Click

45. DeleteFlight.SDD T; FlightReservation; DeleteOrder; Click T; ConfirmationMessage; Yes; Click

46. Where to go from here? Start experimenting with other applications Read some of the documentation on http://safsdev.sourceforge.net http://safsdev.sourceforge.net Have Confidence…You can Do it!!!

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