1. Web Sites Testing with Visual Studio Team System Shai Raiten Sela Group http://blogs.microsoft.co.il/blogs/shair

2. Agenda Web Test In Team System Basic Web Test Advanced Web Test Limitations Q & A Summary

3. Web Test In Team System

4. DEMO Basic Web Testing

5. Validation Rules Verifies the existence of specified text in The response. Form Field Find Text Maximum Request Time Required Attribute Value Required Tag

6. DEMO Validation Rule

7. Data Driven Web Test Combine Data Source To Web Test To Create Correlation SQL XML CSV TXT ODBC

8. DEMO Data Driven Web Test

9. Extraction / Custom Extraction Rules Extract text from the response. Attribute Value Form Field HTTP Header Regular Expression Text Hidden Fields

10. DEMO Extraction / Custom Extraction Rules

11. Web Test And Request Plugins Check at the Beginning / End of Test Check at the Beginning / End of Request Write C# code to parse values.

12. DEMO Web Test And Request Plugins

13. Coded Web Tests Add Logic to your Web Test Branching Looping Free Style Code

14. DEMO Coded Web Tests

15. Record on different browsers More detailed capture Lighter recorder Record more then one browser at the same time.

16. DEMO Record Web Test Using Fiddler Tool

17. Team Build

18. Limitations Functional Testing – Third Party Tools – WaTin, WebAii GUI Testing – Third Party Tools Silverlight – Unit Test – Web Test Plugins Flash

19. Q & A

20. Summary Team System Is More Then Development Environment. Easy and Flexible Mature Testing Tool

22. Thank You

23. Additional Resources Team System www.teamsystemrocks.com www.teamsystemrocks.com MSDN http://msdn.microsoft.com/teamsystem http://msdn.microsoft.com/testing My Blog http://blogs.microsoft.co.il/blogs/shair

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