Can you explain about Automation Anywhere Bot Testing.
Automation anywhere Bot require to test by Testing team?
If yes then can you help me out about process & documentation?
Please refer to Automation Anywhere Univesity, where you will find the detailed explanation on the bot and it's usage.
Absolutely. We used the following process at the CoE I previously led:
Developer creates and tests bot locally
Developer tests bot on a new bot runner in the QA environment
Developer tests bot running "headless" in the QA environment
QA Team/Business Owner does some testing with the bot to be sure that it performs as expected while running headless
Bot is finally promoted to production after the prior development/testing has been documented.
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I'm currently working for a client whose request is to make a test automation for a desktop application. And they recommended using cypress.io, which i think was built mainly for web automation. I tried looking to their docs but it seems I can't find anything that enables it to run desktop app automation. Sorry for the noob question, I'm still a newbie here.
Thanks in advance for the answers!
cypress.io is not capable of automating desktop apps.
(Source: Did a brief POC couple of weeks back with Cypress.io)
Cypress is more about a web application automation framework. This means if the application can run in a browser, Cypress can automate it.
Even their GitHub project header says the same :)
https://github.com/cypress-io/cypress
I want to do the automation testing of UiPath attended and unattended bot. I am not able to identify the window dialog box getting generated from Uipath. Please advice me the tool which can identify objects and automate the UiPath bots.
With uipath 20.4 community preview release there are new exciting features to create test cases in the UiPath studio itself. refer this link here.
https://forum.uipath.com/t/testing-capabilities-in-community-orchestrator-20-4-community-preview-release/210487
however I would imagine you will be on older versions of studio, which requires you to apply other approaches. here is few ways to automate the testing for UIPath processes.
Using the Orchestrator APIs we can monitor the jobs in various ways
https://platform.uipath.com/kinooqmollho/kinoorgDefault/swagger/ui/index#/
Jobs APIs to get status of the jobs
Alerts API to get any alerts generated by the Job
RobotLogs api to get check specific logs you expect or not expect in
the jobs
Apart from this, you could build a test automation script to verify
the results of bot, directly on the applications to make sure results
you expect are showing up there.
Newevest versions of UiPath Studio already have testing built-in (Test Activity).
For full-fledged Automated Testing capabilities watch for the announcements early this year
The newest versions of UiPath Studio already have testing built-in (Test Activity).
You can also take the tutorial in https://academy.uipath.com on how the test automation works.
For running the BOT from command line you can use below syntac on CMD:
"drive:\Users\username\AppData\Local\UiPath\app-20.10.4\UiRobot.exe" -file "..\path_of\Main.xaml"
For testing, if the BOT is running or not you could send an email every few minutes so that you can remotely get the heartbeat of the BOT.
I try to find a service which provides a functionality that allow me to create manual tests autmation for web-based applications in simple way with visual constructor without any coding, so it could be
simple in use without any coding on selenium or another framework tool
has option to set testing in schedule mode via the web interface to perform regression testing
has ID's validation and shows possible inconsistencies
The main point is reproduce manual tester's work without using automation scripts and do it in simple way in order to a beginner will be able to work with it.
So could anyone describe his own experience ?
There are two main options I would consider
to find a service which provides a functionality that allow me to create manual tests autmation for web-based applications in simple way
First one is BrowserStack and you can record your Selenium tests using the Selenium IDE extension for FireFox. It can export the recorded steps into your favorite language (C#, Python, ect). You can execute these recorded scripts on BrowserStack by pointing the hub URL to Browserstack's Selenium hub ‘http://hub.browserstack.com/wd/hub’ along with your username and Automate key. Your 'username' and 'automate key' can be found at Account --> Automate1, after you have logged in to your account.
I would suggest, you refer to the comprehensive documentation on BrowserStack Automate. It takes you step-by-step through the product and all its features. You can select the language you are using and get started with BrowserStack Automate. If you have any more questions, feel free to email at support#browserstack.com. They will be happy to help you out.
Second option is SauceLabs and the Selenium Builder. This is the docs that will guide you. Further more you have CI integrations for Jenkins and Bamboo.
You can use Selenium IDE to create your automated tests. With this Firefox plugin, you can record a test in your browser.
Once you're done recording, you can export the test and upload it to TestingBot. There you can specify the browsers you want to run the test on. TestingBot will then run your test across all the browsers you specified.
How to report errors or test cases status(PASS/FAIL) to developers using monkey talk automation tool for ios/android app testing.
Use monkeytalk with continues integration tool like jenkins
I'm currently working on a chat-bot for IBM Lotus Sametime. I'm following this tutorial.
My problem is, that I don't know how to test my bot: I've got access to a Sametime server, but I only have my personal account. It's no problem to log the bot in with this username and password, but I can't test it, because I can only log in with the same account and the bot won't react.
My question is: What is the best way to test such a bot? Can anyone point me at a working public server where I can register two accounts? Am I missing something?
Thank you
Btw: I already tested http://bleedyellow.com/ and the link from this tutorial. They all seem to be unreachable or long since abandoned.
The best way to test a bot, as with any software development exercise like this, is to do so on a test server, with a test account. bleedyellow.com is an active community, but it doesn't offer public test accounts. You'll need to set up a dev / test Sametime instance.