As part of my review of Telerik Test Studio (trying to determine which automated testing suite to recommend to the company), I have a question about functionality that I'm unable to answer using the user guide or forums (though perhaps I missed it, the documentation is pretty comprehensive).
I have certain tasks that will become part of a LOT of our tests. Logging in, entering notes on a standard window, etc.
I'm concerned, that if these steps are part of so many tests, and we change the functionality, I'll have a lot of places that the scripts need to be changed.
Is it possible to have scripts linked together (following each other) so that I can have common tasks recorded/coded once, and call them from within multiple tests?
For example, call the generic login script, call a script that does common navigation, call a "this test specific test", call the common "create a note", then call a a "run a report specific to this test", then the common log off / close browser test.
So far, I've only been able to create tests that start with the browser closed and end with the browser closed (our application doesn't allow two instances from the same computer, so I always have to log out before starting the next test)
Any help you can provide would be appreciated!
Thanks,
I have certain tasks that will become part of a LOT of our tests. Logging in, entering notes on a standard window, etc.
I'm concerned, that if these steps are part of so many tests, and we change the functionality, I'll have a lot of places that the scripts need to be changed.
Is it possible to have scripts linked together (following each other) so that I can have common tasks recorded/coded once, and call them from within multiple tests?
For example, call the generic login script, call a script that does common navigation, call a "this test specific test", call the common "create a note", then call a a "run a report specific to this test", then the common log off / close browser test.
So far, I've only been able to create tests that start with the browser closed and end with the browser closed (our application doesn't allow two instances from the same computer, so I always have to log out before starting the next test)
Any help you can provide would be appreciated!
Thanks,