This is a test-authoring question about how to organize tests. I have a dozen examples of places where I want to go through a data-creation process (users, forms, etc.) but I want to test and validate 3 things:
- Successful creation
- Failed creation (expecting certain blocks/failures)
- Random data input (conditionally reacting to success or failures)
Should I be creating different tests for every single kind of scenario, so that each test has only one particular purpose, or is it good practice to have a single test that has IF/ELSE blocks to handle successes and failures based on data-driven input? My programming instincts are telling me to stick with single-purpose cohesive tests, nesting them with "Test As Step" when needed, but my ease-of-use side is making me think it's a reasonable solution to have fairly conditional tests rather than creating a vast number of tests handling every unique situation.
...or maybe it's a hybrid case-by-case thing that I have to evaluate based on the application's testing needs?
Any advice is welcome!
-Steve

Could u tell me if telerik test studio support java-based technology web applications or not?
Thanks in advance
Hi All,
How to implement Dialog and popups in telerik. I am new to Telerik.
Thanks in advance.
This does not happen in IE
Only happens while using Test Studio
Load up Test Studio in Chrome
Click Record Test
Select Web Test
Enter http://www.google.com/ as the URL
Click Record
This opens up the following page - http://www.testing-whiz.com/?utm_campaign=Pratik&utm_medium=QnA&utm_source=Quora and fails to open the Test Recorder.
This works correctly in IE, no I cannot just use IE as the product needs to be tested in Chrome.





Hi
I am new to the Telerik.
I am working on the Mobile Web Test with Physical Test Phone. I try set "Scroll to Element", "Tab", or "Set Value" action through DOM Explorer. But when I execute, it returns "Command execution failed: the recipient exists, but is not available". How could I fix it?
Regards,
Shauna
