Dani Vainstein & Monika Arora Gautam 1 Req0009 Implementation of Req0009

Dani Vainstein & Monika Arora Gautam 2 Topics covered Implementing Req0009 Manually adding an environment variable. Creating a regular “successful login” process. Usage of global dictionary. Adding tests to MTM. Using the action return value.

Dani Vainstein & Monika Arora Gautam 3 Requirement - Req0009

Dani Vainstein & Monika Arora Gautam 4 Req0009 – Scenario Details Step 1 – Type a valid “Agent Name”, should be more than 3 characters long. Step 2 – Type an invalid password 1. Leave it blank ( Zero Length ) 2. Less than 4 characters. 3. Incorrect password. Step 3 – Press OK and close the dialog. Return To Step 2. Step 4 – again in the 4 th attempt enter invalid password.  A) Popup dialog is displayed.  B) Popup title : Flight Reservations  C) Message type : Exclamation  D) Message text “Login unsuccessful. Please try again later.” Step 5 – Press “OK” and close the dialog. Application close itself.

Dani Vainstein & Monika Arora Gautam 5 Req0009 – Overview Details Displayed And Popup text = Agent name must be at least 4 characters long. Icon = Exclamation Title = Flight Reservations

Dani Vainstein & Monika Arora Gautam 6 Req0009 – Process Design InvokeApp Function Press OK Start Failed Login Exist? Passed Report micFail End Report micPass Set Agent Name Set Password Press OK Yes No x4 4 th iteration

Dani Vainstein & Monika Arora Gautam 7 Implementing Business Req0008 Open the test busLogin, action busLoginMng Menu : File  Open  Test

Dani Vainstein & Monika Arora Gautam 8 Creating a new step Add a new step case “req0009” ( remember to write the string in lower case ) req0009

Dani Vainstein & Monika Arora Gautam 9 Implementing Business Req0009 GDictionary.Add "OK", vbNullString : GDictionary.Add "AGENT_NAME", "advancedQTP" GDictionary.Add "IGNORE_ERROR", "OK" We want to set an “Agent Name”, a “Password” and press OK. We’ll ignore the error message until the last iteration (as we’re testing the final message) For this requirement we are not going to implementing a process that checks if an error message exists, in this case we are ignoring error messages that relate to invalid password and continuing by pressing the “OK” button on error message popup/s. Similarly we will not check the icon type, message and the title for popup messages that relate to invalid password.

Dani Vainstein & Monika Arora Gautam 10 Implementing Business Req0009 GDictionary.Add "OK", vbNullString : GDictionary.Add "AGENT_NAME", "advancedQTP" GDictionary.Add "IGNORE_ERROR", "OK" We have a “Login” process in guiLogin, which we will modify. We will add a new keyword flag “IGNORE_ERROR”. If this keyword exists, it will check if an error message pops up and it will press a button. Which button? GDictionary( “IGNORE_ERROR” ) button can be “OK” or “Cancel”.

Dani Vainstein & Monika Arora Gautam 11 Implementing Business Req0009 We are going to use a loop that iterates 4 times exactly. The For…Next loop is an excellent choice for this task. We are going to use the same String function, as we did in Req0005. But, we want to generate all types of errors  Empty Password.  Incomplete Password ( less than 4 characters long )  Incorrect Password. We will take advantage of the For…Next loop and String function. String ( 0, “P” ) will return an Empty String. The loop will iterate from 0 ( zero ) to 3 ( 4 times )

Dani Vainstein & Monika Arora Gautam 12 Implementing Business Req0009 For i = 0 To 3 GDictionary( "PASSWORD" ) = String( 2 * i, "P" ) RunAction "guiLogin [guiLogin]", oneIteration, "Login" Next In the first loop String function will generate an empty string  ( 2 * 0, “P” ) In the second loop String function will generate an incomplete password  ( 2 * 1, “P” ) The third and fourth loops will generate an incorrect password. Now, we are ready to call the “Login” process

Dani Vainstein & Monika Arora Gautam 13 Implementing Business Req0009 If i = 3 Then RunAction "CheckDialog [guiLogin]", oneIteration, "MSG0006" bExist = RunAction( "guiLogin [guiLogin]", oneIteration, "DialogExists" ) If Not bExist Then Reporter.ReportEvent micPass, "Req0009", "Dialog not exists." Else Reporter.ReportEvent micFail, "Req0009", "Dialog exists." End If We need to wait till last iteration ( i =3 ) The Last iteration will check the displayed error message(“Login unsuccessful. Please try again later” ) At last, we will check that the “Login” dialog is closed. as we did in Req0008.

Dani Vainstein & Monika Arora Gautam 14 Business Req0009 – Final Look

Dani Vainstein & Monika Arora Gautam 15 Modifying guiLogin - “Login” Process The location of amended code inside case “login” is very important. It must follow the business flow. The code must be implemented after pressing OK, not before. Don’t forget to declare a variable buttonName ( Dim Statement ) If GDictionary.Exists( "IGNORE_ERROR" ) Then If Dialog("Login").Dialog( "text:=Flight Reservations","nativeclass:=#32770" ).Exist( 1 ) Then buttonName = GDictionary( "IGNORE_ERROR" ) Dialog("Login").Dialog( "text:=Flight Reservations","nativeclass:=#32770" ).WinButton( "text:=" & buttonName ).Click End If

Dani Vainstein & Monika Arora Gautam 16 Updating Data Source And … don’t forget to add the new messages to the data source.

Dani Vainstein & Monika Arora Gautam 17 Create Tests Req0009 Create Test Req0009 as explained in previous presentations. This is a copy of action look at req0004 for complete information how to do it if you have forgotten. (08 Req0004_v1.pps)

Dani Vainstein & Monika Arora Gautam 18 Adding Tests to the MTM Excel file must be close every time you run a script or/and a.mtm or.mtb batch file

Dani Vainstein & Monika Arora Gautam 19 Finalizing busLogin We have one more task, just before “closing” the busLoginMng reusable action, in busLogin we need to implement the following features:  A regular successful Login process.  Going forward, we may want the “Agent Name” to be flexible and configurable, since password will always remain same for this application.  The next few slides will implement all these features.

Dani Vainstein & Monika Arora Gautam 20 Adding the “Agent Name” to environment file LIB RA TESTS RS DOC FR DAT SETTING RES BATCH ENV Automation BL GL FR.xml Open the FR.xml file for editing in notepad, or another XML editor.

Dani Vainstein & Monika Arora Gautam 21 Inserting a New Variable and Value Add the Variable AGENT_NAME with a value that includes at least 4 characters. Save the file.

Dani Vainstein & Monika Arora Gautam 22 Regular “Login” business Action For a successful business login action is required an agent name, a valid password, click OK and verifies that the “Main” window is displayed. During the run-time if any error occurred then there is no point to continue testing any further. Case "login" GDictionary.Add "AGENT_NAME", Environment( "AGENT_NAME" ) GDictionary.Add "PASSWORD", "Mercury" : GDictionary.Add "OK", vbNullString GDictionary.Add "MAIN", vbNullString RunAction "guiLogin [guiLogin]", oneIteration, "Login" If Reporter.RunStatus = micFail Then ExitTest( micFail )

Dani Vainstein & Monika Arora Gautam 23 busLogin – Final Look

Dani Vainstein & Monika Arora Gautam 24 busLogin – Final Look

Dani Vainstein & Monika Arora Gautam 25 busLogin – Final Look

Dani Vainstein & Monika Arora Gautam 26 busLogin[busLoginMng] – Final Look

Dani Vainstein & Monika Arora Gautam 27 guiLogin – Final Look

Dani Vainstein & Monika Arora Gautam 28 guiLogin – Final Look

Dani Vainstein & Monika Arora Gautam 29 guiLogin – Final Look

Dani Vainstein & Monika Arora Gautam 30 FR.vbs – Final Look

Dani Vainstein & Monika Arora Gautam 31 FR.vbs – Final Look

Dani Vainstein & Monika Arora Gautam 32 FR.vbs – Final Look

Dani Vainstein & Monika Arora Gautam 33 Summary We learned how to use the Global Dictionary as a set of instructions and data usage for the GUI layer We learned how to use already implemented functionality for new tests.

Dani Vainstein & Monika Arora Gautam 34 What’s Next? Debugging Your Scripts.  Watch Expressions.  Debug Viewer.  Watch Variables.  Run-time Commands. Debug Toolbar. Debug Options. Breakpoints. Analyzing Test Results.  Filtering Messages.  Exporting to html.

Dani Vainstein & Monika Arora Gautam 35 Special Thanks To Tali Hizkia from Israel, Tel-Aviv. Paul Grossman from USA, Chicago. Dalvinder Matharu from USA, San Jose. Mike Manchester from USA, Bolivar. Joydeep Das from India, Hyderabad. Richi Sharma from USA, New Jersey. Sanjeev Mathur from India, Noida.

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