Over time we are going to upload videos for every chapter of the tutorial which will lead you step by step through QF-Test.
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Version 5.2.1 |
| Loading the Test-suite |
Note On first startup of QF-Test and/or the System Under Test (SUT) via QF-Test you might get a security warning from the firewall asking whether to block the Java network communication or not. As QF-Test communicates with the SUT by means of network protocols, this must not be blocked by the local firewall in order to allow automated testing.
After starting up QF-Test, you can immediately bring up our first example test-suite.
qftest-5.2.1/doc/tutorial
of your
QF-Test installation
FirstJavaTests.qft
QF-Test will then load the indicated test-suite which should look as follows:
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| Figure 1.1: The Test-suite FirstJavaTests.qft |
The left part of the main window contains the test-suite,
organized in a tree structure.
The right side shows the details of a selected tree node.
At
bottom right you'll see the terminal displaying messages sent by QF-Test and the
application you are testing.
In the tree structure of the main window you can navigate and select individual nodes of the test-suite.
You'll find the test-set contains two test-case nodes enclosed by a "Setup"/"Cleanup" pair.
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| Figure 1.2: The "Test-set: Simple Tests" Node |
In the following sections we'll describe the purpose and function of the individual nodes.
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