AscentialTest provides two powerful features for recognizing images and text that are implemented as non-standard application elements. In this presentation, participants will learn how to extend AscentialTest object recognition by using these features.
Efficiency can be gained in testing projects by increasing re-usability to reduce the number of steps. Reuse is increased by building flexible steps that respond to test data inputs and refer to objects indirectly.
Dynamic application environments can make the task of predicting results difficult or even impossible before the test is executed. In this seminar, the participant will learn how to use INI files to capture and compare expected results to design tests that are more flexible and easier to maintain.
This webinar will demonstrate how to get text from a target application and parse it for test verification. Participants will learn how to:
capture text using low level commands and the system clipboard
use the Zee List class or organize captured text
use the Zee String class to parse text
There are a lot of useful features in AscentialTest that are easy to miss unless someone points them out to you. This presentation will highlight little known features in the AscentialTest User Interface and in the Zee language that even long-time users might be surprised to learn.
While it is good practice to design automated tests to be independent, it is not always expeditious. There are situations where the data state of a test environment is difficult to manage or where the ‘state-full’ nature of a transaction requires components to be built one upon another. In these cases, a system of managing test dependencies is required.
In this presentation, you will learn how to implement a mechanism for building a system that manages test dependencies using the built-in test identifier and an .ini file that records the test status of each test. Each of the described components can be requested by emailing Zeenyx Support after the presentation.