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Hello Nitin,
This is exactly the type of testing that WebUI Test Studio has been designed for. In this example - you could create a test case for a numeric form validation, your test can enter a non-numeric, then perform verification on the validation message. When the test runs in the future, if the validation message does not appear, we will fail the test. There are of course many other ways to accompolish your goals with our automated testing tools, not just the one in my example!
Hope this helps, please let us know if you have any additional questions.
Regards,
Daniel Levy
the Telerik team
This is exactly the type of testing that WebUI Test Studio has been designed for. In this example - you could create a test case for a numeric form validation, your test can enter a non-numeric, then perform verification on the validation message. When the test runs in the future, if the validation message does not appear, we will fail the test. There are of course many other ways to accompolish your goals with our automated testing tools, not just the one in my example!
Hope this helps, please let us know if you have any additional questions.
Regards,
Daniel Levy
the Telerik team
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