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Is it possible to perform automation test with schedule if using WebUI Test Studio Developer Edition ?, If yes, how is the way to do ?
I'm going to integrate it with Cruise Control, is it possible ?
Many thanks.
Is it possible to perform automation test with schedule if using WebUI Test Studio Developer Edition ?, If yes, how is the way to do ?
I'm going to integrate it with Cruise Control, is it possible ?
Many thanks.
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Hi Totti,
Thanks for writing.
You have the option of utilizing either our built-in ArtOfTest.Runner combined with Windows Task Scheduler or MSTest . I have also included information on how to integrate with Cruise Control for CI.
Hope this helps!
Best wishes,
Daniel Levy
the Telerik team
Thanks for writing.
You have the option of utilizing either our built-in ArtOfTest.Runner combined with Windows Task Scheduler or MSTest . I have also included information on how to integrate with Cruise Control for CI.
Hope this helps!
Best wishes,
Daniel Levy
the Telerik team
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Totti
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answered on 17 Feb 2011, 09:21 AM
Hi,
I will descript more detail my expectation:
My application web has many functions. For each functions , I group to List of function for automation test: Example:
User management function:
--> UserTestList:
AddUserTest.aii
UpdateUserTest.aii
DeleteUserTest.aii
Product management function:
--> ProductTestList:
AddProductTest.aii
UpdateProductTest.aii
DeleteProductTest.aii
And then I would like to schedule to run each this list of test.
After review Develop Edittion and QA Edittion, it seems just QA Edittion provides this expectation with Schedule Test list function. So It is OK if I combine Cruise Control and Develop Edittion to perform my expectation ? (I checked in your Cruise Control link, have nothing concerning to automation test), (Develop Edittion cannot order my tests in the list of test).
Thanks for your support.
I will descript more detail my expectation:
My application web has many functions. For each functions , I group to List of function for automation test: Example:
User management function:
--> UserTestList:
AddUserTest.aii
UpdateUserTest.aii
DeleteUserTest.aii
Product management function:
--> ProductTestList:
AddProductTest.aii
UpdateProductTest.aii
DeleteProductTest.aii
And then I would like to schedule to run each this list of test.
After review Develop Edittion and QA Edittion, it seems just QA Edittion provides this expectation with Schedule Test list function. So It is OK if I combine Cruise Control and Develop Edittion to perform my expectation ? (I checked in your Cruise Control link, have nothing concerning to automation test), (Develop Edittion cannot order my tests in the list of test).
Thanks for your support.
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Hello Totti,
The Developer Edition utilizes the test list functionality (not the 'Ordered Test' functionality due to compatibility issues with the RecycleBrowser option) built into Visual Studio - you are correct in noting that this functionality does not include the ability to specify the order of tests within these lists. The QA Edition does indeed have this functionality along with a very easy to use interface for the scheduling and results viewing of executed tests.
If you were to utilize Cruise Control w/ our Developer Edition, you would need to call the tests individually rather than via a test list to control the order of execution.
Hope this helps!
Kind regards,
Daniel Levy
the Telerik team
The Developer Edition utilizes the test list functionality (not the 'Ordered Test' functionality due to compatibility issues with the RecycleBrowser option) built into Visual Studio - you are correct in noting that this functionality does not include the ability to specify the order of tests within these lists. The QA Edition does indeed have this functionality along with a very easy to use interface for the scheduling and results viewing of executed tests.
If you were to utilize Cruise Control w/ our Developer Edition, you would need to call the tests individually rather than via a test list to control the order of execution.
Hope this helps!
Kind regards,
Daniel Levy
the Telerik team
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Thao
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answered on 24 Feb 2011, 11:08 AM
Thank for your helps.
Actually, I performed to test by MSTest with *.orderedtest file from CruiseControl, it's OK for my work.
Actually, I performed to test by MSTest with *.orderedtest file from CruiseControl, it's OK for my work.