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We will now have a closer look at a number of selected packages and procedures from the standard library.
The qfs.run-log
package contains procedures, which writes specified messages into the run log. This package has been introduced to give testers without scripting-knowledge the opportunity to write messages into the run log.
Here is the list of the most important procedures within this package:
The qfs.run-log.screenshots
package contains procedures,
which write images into the run log and some helper methods.
Some important procedures within this package are:
The qfs.shellutils
package contains procedures to support most common shell-commands.
Some important procedures within this package are:
The qfs.utils
package contains procedures, which covers common helper-functionality during test-development.
Some important procedures within this package are:
The qfs.database
package contains procedures to execute
SQL commands on a database.
Please note, that the class of the database-driver must be in QF-Test's plugin directory or in the CLASSPATH before QF-Test startup.
To get more information about the connection-mechanism to your database, please ask your developers or see www.connectionstrings.com.
Some important procedures within this package are:
The qfs.check
package contains procedures to do checks.
Some important procedures within this package are:
The qfs.databinder
package contains procedures for execution within a "Data
driver" node which bind data for iteration.
Some important procedures within this package are:
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