• After defining requirements, development team kick starts their design and development process whileteam start designing tests that can be executed once the build is deployed. Newsleecher 5 Beta 6 Rapidshare Free more. • Success of any product depends on the testing processes and the quality of testing that is being carried out.
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A Goodresults in a bug free product. • ALM supports maintenance and execution of manual, automation and performance tests as ALM is seamlessly integrated with all HP products such as HP UFT and HP Load Runner. In this tutorial you will learn • • • How to Create Test Plan Step 1 ) Similar to requirements, let us create a placeholder/folder for each one of the test types such as Functional and Non Functional. • Click on Test Plan link from the ALM Home page • Click 'New Folder' Icon • Enter the Folder Name as 'Functional' and click 'OK' Step 2) The created folder would be displayed as shown below. Step 3) Similarly let us creates subfolders for 'Manual' and 'Automated' Tests under 'Functional' Folder. Hence the Final Folder Structure will be as shown below: Note: We will NOT be able to create automated test scripts/Performance test scripts from ALM; instead it has to be created from respective HP tools such as UFT for functional and Load runner for performance. It is then saved into ALM so that they can be scheduled, executed, monitored and reported.
Step 4) It would be better to create a New folder for each one of the modules of the application so that we don't dump all manual tests in one folder. For Complex applications there would be thousands of tests which would be difficult to handle if they are not aligned properly. Step 5) Now Let us create a Manual Test for the 'Login' Module by clicking on the 'New Test' Icon in 'Test Plan' Tab.
Step 6) Enter the following details for creating the new test successfully. • Enter the New test Name • Enter the Type of the Test. In this case it is 'Manual' Test. • User can also enter other non-mandatory fields such as date, Description as shown below. • Click 'Submit' once all the details are entered.
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Step 7) Once the test is created, the created test will appear under the 'Manual' tests folder with other tabs generated as shown below. Let us discuss each one of these tabs in details in upcoming steps.
Step 8) Click 'Design Steps' tab and click on 'New Step' icon as shown below. The Design step details dialog box opens • Enter the Step Name • Enter the Step Description • Enter the Expected Result • Click 'OK' Step 9) Repeat the Step#6 and enter all the relevant steps to test the functionality. After creating all the required steps, 'Design Steps' tab displays all the created steps as shown below. The 'Parameter' Icon will be enabled. Click on the same as shown below. Step 11) The Parameter dialog will open as shown below.
Click on 'New Parameter' button. Step 12) The test parameter details dialog opens. • Enter the parameter name • Assign a Value to the Parameter • Click 'OK'. Step 13) The 'parameters' dialog is displayed back to the user • With the created variable • The value • Click 'OK'. Step 14) Now we can notice that the parameter is added in the 'Test Step' itself as shown below. Repeat the same for password field as well.
Similarly, create parameter for Password Filed Step 15) The created parameters can be viewed/edited in the parameters tab. This dialog also helps us to create, delete the parameters associated with the tests. Step 16) The attachment tab allows the user to upload any type of file such as 'xls', 'jpg' etc. Step 17) The test configuration helps us to reuse the test for different use case scenarios. Let us understand how to work with test configurations with an example.
By default there is a test configuration that is specified as that of test name. Note: We CANNOT delete the default test configuration but we can edit the same. Step 18) Let us say the login functionality can be performed by three types of business users such as 'helpdesk', 'manager' and 'cluster head'. Let us rename the default test configuration to 'helpdesk' by editing the name field of the 'Test Configuration'. Step 19) Now let us add the other two more test configurations viz – manager and cluster head.
Click '+' icon under test configurations. Step 20) The 'New test Configuration' dialog opens up. • Enter the Test configuration name • Enter other non-mandatory parameters such as 'created by', 'creation date', 'description' • Click 'OK'. Step 21) Repeat the same step as above to create one more test configuration for 'cluster head' and the entire test configuration will be displayed to the user as shown below.