Component recognition in QF-Test is quite flexible. In addition to standard controls like buttons or checkboxes it also supports complex components (dynamic trees, tables etc.). This webinar shows the basics of this algorithm and configuration options for Java, Web and Windows applications. We will explain how to achieve robust component …
This video is about the integration of QF‑Test in 3rd party tools (Continuous integration, Test management, developer tools etc.) as well as triggering test execution and controlling reports.
This video shows you how you can create system load via the UI with the QF-Test Demo test suite for monitoring and measuring real end-to-end times as well as user acceptance times and ressources needed.
See here why the so called dependencies are useful for your daily work with QF-Test and you’ll learn how to implement them.
Here you can find the basics on scripting in QF-Test and lern about the SUT script and Server script.
What are variables in QF-Test for? Reading of test data, retreating test data during the test-run, reusing of a check for a better test flow for more flexible and maintainable tests.
Jenkins is a continuous integration build tool. Therefore it is meant to control and monitor the build process within a software project. One important step in this build process is automated testing for example GUI tests with QF-Test.