QTP TESTING COURSE – LEARN @ YOUR CONVENIENCE

1: Introduction to HP Quick Test Professional (QTP)

1. Benefits of Automated Testing
2. Quick Test Window

2: Mercury Tours Site and creating your first test

1. Exploring the Mercury Tours Web Site
2. Creating an Action
3. Different Ways to Insert Calls to Actions

3: Object Repository

1. Test Object Model
2. Understanding How Quick Test Identifies Objects during the Run Session
3. Learning Objects in Your Application
4. Using Multiple Object Repositories

4: Introducing Functions and Function Libraries

1. Creating a Function
2. Associating the Function Library with Your Test

5: Creating Tests

1. Deciding Which Methodology to Use – Keyword-Driven or Recording
2. Preparing to Create a Test
3. Dividing an Action into Two Actions

6: Running and Analyzing Tests

1. Running a Test
2. Analyzing Run Results

7: Checkpoints

1. About Understanding Checkpoints
2. Adding New Checkpoints to a Test
3. Adding Existing Checkpoints to a Test
4. Understanding Types of Checkpoints
5. Checking Objects
6. Checking Pages
7. Checking Tables
8. Running and Analyzing a Test with Checkpoints

8: Parameterization Tests

1. Defining a Data Table Parameter
2. Adding Parameter Values to a Data Table
3. Modifying Steps Affected by Parameterization
4. Parameterizing an Action
5. Running and Analyzing a Parameterized Test

9: Outputting Values

1. About Outputting Values
2. Creating Output Values
3. Storing Output Values
4. Viewing and Editing Output Values
5. Outputting Property Values
6. To create standard output values while editing your test:
7. Understanding Default Output Definitions
8. Outputting a Value to an Action Parameter
9. Outputting Text Values
10. Creating Text Area Output Values
11. Defining Text and Text Area Output Values
12. Outputting Table Values
13. Outputting Table Content
14. Outputting Table Properties
15. Outputting Database Values
16. Outputting XML Values

10: Defining and Using Recovery Scenarios

1. About Defining and Using Recovery Scenarios
2. Deciding When to Use Recovery Scenarios
3. Defining Recovery Scenarios
4. Creating a Recovery File
5. Understanding the Recovery Scenario Manager Dialog Box
6. Understanding the Recovery Scenario Wizard
7. Managing Recovery Scenarios
8. Copying Recovery Scenarios between Recovery Scenario Files
9. Associating Recovery Scenarios with Your Tests
10. Adding Recovery Scenarios to Your Test
11. Removing Recovery Scenarios from Your Test
12. Enabling and Disabling Recovery Scenarios