Productivity: Testing

This week we published the latest official release of our automated testing tools – 2010 Q3 Service Pack. This release enhances product stability by introducing a lot of improvements and bug fixes in many areas. I’d like to focus this post on the latest optimizations and important bug fixes in the Test Scheduling feature. I’ll start with the QA Edition changes. Project Tab Now you can find the following Scheduling commands in the Project Tab.

[Cross posted from .NET Musings] Technorati Tags: mocking,.NET,Testing,TDD,BDD,JustMock,Telerik Today Telerik launched a free edition of it’s commercial mocking tool, JustMock Free Edition.  The commercial version of JustMock has been out now for a while, and brings incredible power to the table, such as mocking sealed and static classes, non-public members and types, as well as many more features.  For more information on the commercial version of JustMock, see  http://www.telerik.com/products/mocking.aspx. I do a lot of testing.  I am addicted to TDD/BDD, and can’t live without a mocking tool. The new (or “greenfield”) code that I develop is based on interfaces, SOLID, etc., and I don’t always...

We are pleased to announce the release of our QA Automation Software's official service pack release. This release contains enhancements and updates to our official Q3 release. Updated areas include Licensing, HTML Automation, Silverlight Automation, Command Line Execution, Execution Engine, Test Scheduling, Test Explorer, DOM Explorer, Data Binding, RadControl for ASP.NET AJAX & Silverlight Wrapper and much more, click here to see the detailed release notes. Login to your Telerik account and navigate to the Automated Testing section to get your update today.

Invoking a mouse action can come in handy, especially in navigation menus that use hover-over fly-out sub-menus. To get started, select the hover-over highlighting tool from the recording toolbar which is docked to Internet Explorer. Next, select the element on which you would like to invoke the hover over mouse action on, stay hovered, then click the blue bubble. The WebUI Element Menu is now displayed, note the icons highlighted below, these are used to invoke 'Javascript Events' and 'Mouse Actions', select 'Mouse Actions'

As you know, with the official Q3 2010 release of WebUI Test Studio, you can easily create a scheduling server for test execution. What you may not know is that you also have the ability to publish test list results from a command line execution directly to your scheduling server - here's what you need to do: The first step is to configure a scheduling server if you have not yet done so. Next, be sure to connect your project to your scheduling server (QA Edition Only) Now just set the appropriate arguments on the AoT Runner Set the ...