I'm trying to get an idea of what Microsoft tools are available that can do some or all of the same testing as Selenium and soapUI. I'm not looking for comments about which people prefer but rather what MS tools I can use that will integrate well with TFS.
Does anyone have any input?
There's Microsoft Test Manager which can do a lot of what Selenium can do , but also integrates really well into your CI builds in TFS, I also believe it has a number of m good features for providing richer bug tracking and recording
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I want to create a POC of automation testing for Siebel CRM application.
Can anybody suggest any sample CRM application or refere a place from where i can download Siebel application.
Also it will be helpful if anybody recommend any automation testing tool to perform automation testing on siebel CRM based application.
Thanks,
Bibek
the fastest option is to use the Siebel 20.x Sample images on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure. This will give you a current 20.x Siebel Server instance with the sample (Oracle) database. https://cloudmarketplace.oracle.com/marketplace/en_US/listing/75325155
Running the Jenkins-driven setup completes in approximately 40 minutes. Compared to installing everything on your own which takes 1 day at minimum (if you know what you are doing).
Test Automation is built in since Siebel IP 17, allowing in-client recording as well as unit and batch playback.
(see Test Automation Guide in Siebel Bookshelf https://docs.oracle.com/cd/F26413_05/books/TestGuide/index.html )
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Oracle Applications are Built On Java, Yet I see very less references about Automation using Selenium.
I know Oracle Application Testing Suite (built on Selenium) does support Automation. But would like to know in absence of OATS.
Any related info would be highly appreciated.
Only HTML based websites can be tested with Selenium. If the Oracle application exposes an HTML based front end that is accessible via a web browser then you can use Selenium to test it otherwise, you can't.
Oracle Application Testing Suite is not built on Selenium my friend. Open script tool built on Eclipse IDE
Tol and Owned and supported by Oracle itself, it supports most of Oracle Built applications.
Oracle Forms automation bets done in OATS(Oracle Applications Testing Suite)
My organization does not have QlikView WorkBench license. My question is, what are the limitations I will run into as I start using IIS with QlikView instead of QlikView web server.
Is it necessary to have workbench installed with license to be able to develop a web application using Visual studio to display QlikView files?
Currently we have QlikView Web server(non IIS install). If I migrate to IIS install, I just want to know if I may get stuck without a QlikView workbench.
Searched a lot on the net for this info but in vain, so please give some details. I am well versed with Javascript, Ajax, HTML and so on but not yet used them with QlikView .
To answer your questions.
There aren't any limitations, using IIS over Qlikview webserver is more of a personal preference, as most Qlikview experts do not have knowledge in IIS, if you are already familiar with IIS it might just give you an advantage in the future.
You do not need a workbench license to use IIS.
Here is a presentation to get started with Qlikview and IIS, although the presentation is of older versions the basics and fundamentals stay the same:
https://community.qlik.com/docs/DOC-2943
Has anyone managed to find an automation framework/tool that can inspect Pivotal CRM? I have looked at numerous frameworks and tools and none are able to hook into the application to provide any useful information. QTP has come the closest with the ability to locate most buttons, but still a lot of items that are displayed are not accessible.
As I can see Pivotal CRM is .NET application. So you may use Coded UI Tests feature in MS Visual Studio or use Teststack.White framework that is based on UI Automation API.
Can anyone suggest a good source control system that interfaces with VB2005 Express? As the Express editions of Visual Studio do not allow add-ins does this mean that I will not be able to integrate source control into the IDE? I'm used to the check-in/check-out process of SourceSafe integrated into VB6. Can anyone recommend TortoiseSVN as an alternative?
TortoiseSVN is a good choice. Although it won't integrate into the IDE (because of the plug-in problem you mentioned), it's really solid in the Explorer right-button menu.
Also consider Vault from SourceGear. If you're used to SourceSafe, Vault will be easier to learn; Vault was specifically designed for ex-SourceSafe users.
Take a look at Perforce. It is lightning fast, rock solid, simple to use and configure, and has features to support pretty much any source control scenario.
If you are working on your own (which seems likely, given that you are using VB 2k5 Express), it is free for up to two users. If / when you switch to VS Pro, it has very good integration, and on its own it has several excellent clients and Windows Explorer integration.
I would recommend using Tortoise and do version control through Windows Explorer.
I actually prefer that to Ankh in VS2008.
I use TortoiseSVN and windows explorer for all my development projects and believe it works great. I started with SourceSafe, but when I changed jobs I went to an SVN shop and have now incorporated it into my own development projects. You can also use Source Safe without integration. You use Source Safe to check in/out files in a folder and then manage it outside the IDE. While this isn't as "simple" it may work just fine for certain projects. I use a hosted SVN provider, you may want to check them out: Hosted-Projects.
No, Source Control systems can't be integrated with the VS Express IDEs by design.
If you want to continue using your existing VSS, you're best option is to upgrade to Visual Studio Standard. Otherwise, check out TortoiseSVN. Here's a good quick start:
http://www.polymorphicpodcast.com/shows/subversion/