Is it wise to use WinApp driver for Desktop automation testing for an enterprise app? The Desktop app is WPF and also using ArcGIS.
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I am planning to build test automation framework for my current project. I am working on Google cloud platform mainly with services like bigquery,cloud storage and dataflow. I need suggestion on how can I develop test automation framework for database management in google cloud. I have no idea on testing frameworks as I was a developer all these years. Now since its a devops team we need to develop and test on our own. Please pour in your suggestions to start my automation.
There is one application which has developed for PDA device working with Windows CE
Can anyone advise me on test automation tools that cover application working on PDA with Windows CE and mobileapplication too ? I have TestQuest in mind
Is it possible to create a Windows 7 standalone desktop application for Worklight Project? I know that Worklight uses Adobe Air for the desktop framework, but is there any other solutions for desktop rather than Air?
Thanks
P.S : I've looked through other framework such as Node-webkit, Appjs, tideSdk but I wasn't sure that those frameworks can be implemented with worklight.
I also have read the related post but it doesn't answer my question.
IBM Worklight - Can we create a desktop based application?
Support for Windows 7 "widgets" has been removed from Worklight starting Worklight 6.1.
The only remaining desktop-supporting environment is Adobe Air.
Is it possible to create a win8(normal) application for tablet using C# (VS2010).
If possible, can any one show me an example how to create a simple application to turn on Win 8 tablet's Bluetooth.
Please help. I have no experience in win8 application development.
To create the new Windows store apps you need Visual Studio 2012. You can still use 2010 to create normal Desktop applications (WinForms, WPF).
Is it possible to side-load a Windows 8 app (WinRT) onto a Windows RT device like the new Microsoft Surface RT? For example, if I have an internal, line of business application can I give a Microsoft Surface RT to my executives and load up my corporate apps without delivering them through the Windows Store?
Yes. Side-loading is natively supported on:
Windows RT
Windows 8 Pro
Windows 8 Enterprise
And, side-loading is enabled with Visual Studio on:
Windows 8 Core
Enterprises can deploy apps using Microsoft Configuration Manager just like they deploy desktop apps today. Enterprises can also uses Microsoft Intune and its Windows 8 Self-Service Portal (http://blogs.msdn.com/b/b8/archive/2012/04/19/managing-quot-byo-quot-pcs-in-the-enterprise-including-woa.aspx) app to securely deliver apps to devices, too.
Considering this? Here's an interesting article about W8 tablet security: http://www.windowsecurity.com/articles/Windows-8-Tablets-Secure-enough-Enterprise.html
Like to read? Here's more info: http://blogs.msdn.com/b/windowsstore/archive/2012/04/25/deploying-metro-style-apps-to-businesses.aspx
Some more resources
Private Enterprise App Deployment for Windows 8
Try It Out: Sideload Windows Store Apps
Sideloading Windows 8 Store Apps