Test data is essential for both manual and automation testing. However, test data changes in manual testing aren’t as concerning as in automation testing. That’s primarily because, in manual testing, the testers can change/create the data, they are also aware of the data changes and hold enough application knowledge. However, when it comes to automation testing, the tool cannot have this kind of knowledge
In this blog post, we’ll understand how to perform data driven testing using SoapUI’s open source version with Groovy and Microsoft Excel as datasource. To automate web services, we are using SoapUI, which is one of the world’s most widely used open source API testing tool. Additionally, users can download SoapUI Pro, which is a licensed tool that provides great options and simpler ways
In my previous blog, I put forth a strong case for adopting Coded UI Test (CUIT) for automation testing. As a result, I have been receiving a lot of comments asking how to automate ‘Windows Applications’ using Coded UI Test. With this in mind and to also provide readers an insight on Windows Application Automation Testing, I have written this blog. Using Coded UI Test, software testers can
