Below is the procedure I am trying to make work:
1.) Create a test and/or test list using WebUI Test Studio QA Edition.
2.) Execute the test and/or test list via MSTest.
We have the following tools: WebUI Test Studio QA Edition, WebUI Runtime Edition, and Visual Studio. What I am missing, and need to fill in, are the steps in between steps 1.) and 2.) above.
I have reviewed the video <http://tv.telerik.com/watch/webui-test-studio/video/execute-webaii-test-with-ms-test>. The video indicates using tests/test lists stored in Visual Studio, apparently created in Visual Studio.
The tests/test lists included in the process I am trying to develop, were created in WebUI Test Studio QA Edition, and I want to execute them via MSTest. I do not know how to move/import a test and/or test list into Visual Studio.
I have yet to successfuly execute one of these tests via the command line using MSTest. It does appear that I have successfuly gotten a test to load.
I have attached a snapshot of the 'test run error'.
Can you advise, please?
Thank you,
Billy Robeson
1.) Create a test and/or test list using WebUI Test Studio QA Edition.
2.) Execute the test and/or test list via MSTest.
We have the following tools: WebUI Test Studio QA Edition, WebUI Runtime Edition, and Visual Studio. What I am missing, and need to fill in, are the steps in between steps 1.) and 2.) above.
I have reviewed the video <http://tv.telerik.com/watch/webui-test-studio/video/execute-webaii-test-with-ms-test>. The video indicates using tests/test lists stored in Visual Studio, apparently created in Visual Studio.
The tests/test lists included in the process I am trying to develop, were created in WebUI Test Studio QA Edition, and I want to execute them via MSTest. I do not know how to move/import a test and/or test list into Visual Studio.
I have yet to successfuly execute one of these tests via the command line using MSTest. It does appear that I have successfuly gotten a test to load.
I have attached a snapshot of the 'test run error'.
Can you advise, please?
Thank you,
Billy Robeson