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Accessing sub-items of GUI components

In most cases we are dealing with more or less straight-forward GUI components,such as buttons and text fields. Nevertheless we often have to deal with morecomplex GUI components like trees, tables and lists too. These GUI components have sub-items.

01. April 2019, Yann Spöri

Password encryption

Sensitive information like passwords should be treated with care. However often tests need to fill out a login form and thus these tests require to know the password.

05. March 2019, Yann Spöri

Creating custom HTML/XML/Junit reports

Via the run-log QF-Test provides a detailed log about the actions it executed during a test run. The overall results of this run-log can be summarized in other reports like the HTML/XML/Junit report.

28. February 2019, Yann Spöri

How to create procedure calls

Procedures (also called function or subroutine) may be used in order to solve often (re-)occurring challenges.

22. February 2019, Yann Spöri

Capture & Replay

Even in early stages of development Capture & Replay offers a easy way to create tests. An early start of such regression tests and the assignment of unique names / IDs are the most important bases for efficient (due to stable recognition) test automation.

18. February 2019, Yann Spöri

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12. February 2019, Author unavailable

Using QF-Test as Calculator

Sometimes it is necessary to perform mathematical calculations in QF-Test, e.g. in order to calculate the expected height of a GUI element in dependence of the complete window size or the exact clicking position for a mouse click.

05. February 2019, Yann Spöri

QF-Test and Java client code coverage analysis

A high percentage of executed code indicates a little probability of undetected software bugs.

30. January 2019, Yann Spöri

Where do I get a trial license?

You want to try QF-Test and start now? You cannot save your tests created with the QF‑Test demo version? Then request a trial license.

25. January 2019, Martina Schmid

Why should you test your software?

Software bugs are annoying - for users and software manufacturers alike. The latter, however, should use bugs to continually improve the software, preferably from the beginning of development. Nevertheless, there will probably never really be flawless, right? Rather a philosophical question.

16. January 2019, Yann Spöri

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