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Preface
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Mobile Apps testing with QF-Test
1
Working with a Sample Test suite (Mobile)
1.1
Loading the Test suite
1.2
Starting and Connecting the Device
1.3
First test case
1.4
Second Test case - with Error
1.5
The Run log for Error Diagnosis
1.6
Getting Help
1.7
Stopping the Application
1.8
A full Test Run
1.9
Report Generation
2
Creating your own test suite (Mobile)
2.1
Starting the Application
2.2
Recording Actions
2.3
Recording Checks
2.4
Setting up a test suite
3
Create a procedure (Mobile)
3.1
Identify reusable parts
3.2
Manual creation of procedures
3.3
Convert node to procedure
4
Components (Mobile)
4.1
Addressing subitems of tables and lists
4.2
SmartIDs – direct component addressing
5
Using the Debugger (Mobile)
5.1
Setting a Breakpoint
5.2
Stepping through Execution
5.3
Skipping nodes
5.4
Activating debugger mode on error or exception
5.5
Resolving problems from the run log
5.6
Pausing test execution
6
Variables and Procedure Parameters (Mobile)
6.1
Procedure with a Variable
6.2
The "Variable Bindings" Table
6.3
Advanced Debugging Using the "Variable bindings" Table
6.4
Setting Variables
6.5
Levels for Variable Definitions
7
The Standard Library (Mobile)
7.1
Exploring the Standard Library
7.2
Selected Packages and Procedures
7.2.1
The Android Package
7.2.2
The Utils Package
7.2.3
The Check Package
7.2.4
The Databinder Package
8
Control structures (Mobile)
8.1
If - else
8.2
Loops
9
Now it is time to start your own application (Mobile)
II
Advanced features of QF-Test
10
Data-driven Testing: Running one Test case with different test data
10.1
Situation
10.2
Traditional way of implementing data-driven testing
10.3
Data driver concept
10.4
Summary
11
Dependencies: Automatically ensuring correct prerequisites for each Test case
11.1
General
11.2
Ensuring prerequisites
11.3
Combining dependencies
11.4
Error and exception handling
11.4.1
Error handling
11.4.2
Exception handling
11.4.3
Summary
11.5
More about dependencies
12
Automated creation of basic procedures
12.1
General
12.2
Automated creation of procedures
12.3
Configuration of the automated creation
12.3.1
Introduction
12.3.2
First example
12.3.3
Using the current text for checking
12.3.4
Creating container procedures
12.3.5
Using the current value of child components
12.3.6
More configuration capabilities
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