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    A look under the hood at WebUI Test Studio's Execution Engine (Part 2 of 2)

    In Part 1 we looked at how we can use WebUI Test Studio’s Execution engine to execute tests either using an individual test or a group of test within a test list.  In Part 2, we are going to look at how we can take the results of our execution and publish them to a non-default location. Let’s take a look at the first two options for results publishing, out=[folder path] and root=[folder path]. The out=[folder path] option allows us to copy our results file to any directory on our computer.  For example, let’s say that we multiple projects ...
    July 07, 2010 3 min read
  • Productivity Testing

    Using the new Image Verification feature

    With the release of Q2 (coming in couple of weeks), our WebUI Test Studio will enable customers to build image verifications against specific elements on their pages. Image verification can be used to verify exact visual matches for both HTML pages and Silverlight applications. To record an Image Verification step in WebUI Test Studio, follow the steps below: 1. On the recorder toolbar, enable the highlighting surface: 2.  Hover over the element on the page that you wish to visually verify. For this example, I have navigated to the google.com home page and I’m going to verify the Google logo ...
    July 06, 2010 3 min read
  • Productivity Testing

    A look under the hood at WebUI Test Studio's Execution Engine (Part 1 of 2)

    WebUI Test Studio comes with two options for test execution.  The first is the result of our tight integration with Visual Studio and uses MSTest.exe.  The second, and the subject of this post, is the built-in execution engine ArtOfTest.Runner.exe.  In this post we will look at all the command line options for the ArtOfTest.Runner.exe.  In Part 1 we will look at the two execution command line options as well as how to simplify working with the command prompt.  Part 2 will be dedicated to showing the flexibility of the execution engine by showing the results publishing options. The ArtOfTest.Runner.exe is ...
    July 02, 2010 4 min read
  • Productivity

    Using Telerik’s New LINQ Implementation with SQL Azure

    With the Q1 release of Telerik OpenAccess ORM, Telerik released a brand new LINQ Implementation and supporting Visual Entity Designer. I have shown in this blog how to connect to SQL Server, MySQL, and how to use the new LINQ with RIA Services. Today I will show you how to connect to SQL Azure. To get started, we have to create a new Telerik Domain Model in the server (ASP.NET) project. We’ll create a new Domain Model by right clicking on the server project and selecting “Add” and choosing the Telerik Domain Model from the menu. In the dialog presented by OpenAccess select the database you...
    July 01, 2010 2 min read
  • Productivity Testing

    Using jQuery selectors in WebUI Test Studio

    One of the key factors to the increased popularity of jQuery is its powerful selector syntax that can be used to find elements in the DOM. The syntax enables simple selections like selecting an element using an ID (#my_id) to more complex mutli-element selections and filtering. The power and popularity of jQuery selectors prompted many of our customers to request support for similar selection/query syntax in our WebAii Testing Framework. It is worth noting here that WebUI Test Studio is built on top off the WebAii Framework and customers using WebUI Test Studio have full access to the framework API ...
    June 29, 2010 3 min read