Automation Framework Presentation

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The document discusses an automation framework for testing that consists of modules, packages, and reporting capabilities. The framework aims to increase testing scope, quality, productivity and reduce risks compared to manual testing. It defines modules as reusable test actions that can be combined into packages to test scenarios. Data can be driven into tests from data tables for flexibility. The framework also includes checkpoints during tests and generates requirement, package, and summary reports.

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AUTOMATION FRAMEWORK
MAKING AUTOMATION EASIER
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Manual Test Cases….
Short on Staff
Short on Time
Budget..
or
Just lost….

Manual to Automation….
Need forAutomation Framework
 Increase testing scope
 Increase comfort level to go live
 Increase quality and productivity
 Increase testing abilities
 Increase reporting and manageability
Reduce Risk
Most Reliableand Repeatabletests
Reduce Execution Time
Easy andFast Tests (Smoke , Functional and RegressionTests)
Reduce Script Development Time
RapidDesignand Development
Low Maintenanceandyet High Quality and
Productivity Increase
Reduce Training
Time Saving and ResourceSaving

Automation Framework
What is an Automation Framework?
Automation Framework is a well-structured, planned, practiced and supported
environment for Automation Testing.
It’s a warehouse where automation testing process:
begins, executes and accumulates results.
Automation Framework uses established implementation such as initiation,
moderation, execution and finalization.
Automation Framework is a complete reference of the Automation Testing
Process: the structure, guidelines and implementation.
A comprehensive architecture to drive the complete test automation process.

Manual >> Automation
Current testing process…
Manual Test Scripts Automation Test Scripts

Manual >> Automation
10’s to 100’s of test cases preforming same steps

COLLECTION OF MODULES
Module = QTP Action
• A Module is a test case or Action
• Package is a collection of modules
built together to test a particular
scenario. Depending on a particular
scenario the QA Team can
create/update a module to fit a test
scenario, insuring minimum script
development.

LIBRARY OF MODULES COLLECTION OF PACKAGES
(Test Scenarios)

Requirements are built into the
modules for later Reporting use.

Automation Checkpoints
Check Form Change
Check Data Change

Automation Checkpoints
Check Form Change
Check Data Change
Check Results

DATA DRIVEN FRAMEWORK
Data driven depends on the individual application and the scenario under test.
A clear direction is needed to utilised and maintain the data to its full potential.
RANDOM GENERATED DATA
Benefit: Data creation, Minimize: Datatable size, data
scenarios, errors.
DATA INSERTION – (Global Database)
Benefit: only insert the data we need.
DATA INSERTION – (Hard Code within Module)
DATA-TABLE INSERTION
Each modules object has a relationship with the data table.
Benefit: test a particular scenario over many records sets
or define by customer.

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ROAD MAP

The 4th framework is reporting.
Reporting the Solution/Functional Requirements.
What Requirement has been tested.
Reporting the Results of a Package.
Reporting the overall Results by HTML.
The Test Results Reports are located in the
Framework folder structure.
Automation Framework
REQUIREMENT REPORT
PACKAGE & MODULES REPORT
HTML SUMMARY REPORT
HTML report will only be produce once a Package
is run by the Driver script.

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1. Westpac Banking Corporation ABN 33 007 457 141. AUTOMATION FRAMEWORK MAKING AUTOMATION EASIER PRESENTATION BY: BEN NGO

2. Manual Test Cases…. Short on Staff Short on Time Budget.. or Just lost….

3. Manual to Automation…. Need forAutomation Framework  Increase testing scope  Increase comfort level to go live  Increase quality and productivity  Increase testing abilities  Increase reporting and manageability Reduce Risk Most Reliableand Repeatabletests Reduce Execution Time Easy andFast Tests (Smoke , Functional and RegressionTests) Reduce Script Development Time RapidDesignand Development Low Maintenanceandyet High Quality and Productivity Increase Reduce Training Time Saving and ResourceSaving

4. Automation Framework What is an Automation Framework? Automation Framework is a well-structured, planned, practiced and supported environment for Automation Testing. It’s a warehouse where automation testing process: begins, executes and accumulates results. Automation Framework uses established implementation such as initiation, moderation, execution and finalization. Automation Framework is a complete reference of the Automation Testing Process: the structure, guidelines and implementation. A comprehensive architecture to drive the complete test automation process.

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8. Tallyman

9. Manual >> Automation Current testing process… Manual Test Scripts Automation Test Scripts

10. Manual >> Automation 10’s to 100’s of test cases preforming same steps

11. Conversion >> Automation

12. COLLECTION OF MODULES Module = QTP Action • A Module is a test case or Action • Package is a collection of modules built together to test a particular scenario. Depending on a particular scenario the QA Team can create/update a module to fit a test scenario, insuring minimum script development.

13. LIBRARY OF MODULES COLLECTION OF PACKAGES (Test Scenarios)

14. Requirements are built into the modules for later Reporting use.

15. Automation Checkpoints Check Form Change Check Data Change

16. Automation Checkpoints Check Form Change Check Data Change Check Results

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21. DATA DRIVEN FRAMEWORK Data driven depends on the individual application and the scenario under test. A clear direction is needed to utilised and maintain the data to its full potential. RANDOM GENERATED DATA Benefit: Data creation, Minimize: Datatable size, data scenarios, errors. DATA INSERTION – (Global Database) Benefit: only insert the data we need. DATA INSERTION – (Hard Code within Module) DATA-TABLE INSERTION Each modules object has a relationship with the data table. Benefit: test a particular scenario over many records sets or define by customer.

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26. The 4th framework is reporting. Reporting the Solution/Functional Requirements. What Requirement has been tested. Reporting the Results of a Package. Reporting the overall Results by HTML. The Test Results Reports are located in the Framework folder structure. Automation Framework REQUIREMENT REPORT PACKAGE & MODULES REPORT HTML SUMMARY REPORT HTML report will only be produce once a Package is run by the Driver script.

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Editor's Notes

#4: Need for Automation Framework
#5: Moderation - Quality of being moderate and avoiding extremes
#9: 200 test cases Tallyman
#11: Manual or QTP script you built = House
#12: Manual or QTP script you built = House
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