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Monday, October 28, 2013

ISTQB Advance Level Test Manager Certification - Free Sample Questions

We have complied 100+ questions which will help you in testing your preparation for ISTQB Advanced Level Test Manager Certification. 10 Sample questions are as below, For complete set of questions and answer material leave a comment with your email id.

Q. 1: What is domain knowledge?

A. Understanding the business problem the system solves
B. Understanding the technology that underlies the system.
C. Understanding the essential of software testing
D. Understanding organizational politics

Sunday, October 27, 2013

Difference between Error,fault, failure, bug and defect

error

- a discrepancy between a computed, observed, or measured value or condition and the true, specified, or theoretically correct value or condition;
- a quality problem discovered by software engineers (or others) before the software is released to the end-user (or to another activity in the software process)

Saturday, October 26, 2013

Matching Patterns in Selenium

Patterns are one of the frequently used parameters by Selenese commands. Patterns allow you to describe what text you are looking for, by using special characters rather than mentioning the exact text. Some of the commands which use patterns very frequently are
·         verifyTextPresent
·         verifyTitle
·         verifyAlert
·         assertConfirmation
·         verifyPrompt
·         verifyText

Wednesday, October 23, 2013

verifyTextPresent, verifyElementPresent and verifyText Commands

“verifyTextPresent” command is used to verify that the Text is present somewhere on the webpage. It only takes one argument i.e. the text pattern to be verified.
Command
Target
Value
verifyTextpresent
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Assertion or Verification?

To “assert” or to “verify” is a decision that a tester has to take depending on the strategy followed for testing.  There is no point in checking the text on the page if the page itself has not loaded successfully. If you are not on the expected page, you may want to abort the test and look for a root cause and fix the issue promptly. Or, you may want to run through the test suite and list all the issues on the page and then fix them all together. Effectively, an “assert” will fail the test and abort the current test case, whereas a “verify” will fail the test and continue to run the test case.