Tutorials for testing in the UI Test perspective
In this tutorial, you can learn the fundamental concepts of the UI Test, such as recording a test, adding a verification point, abstracting data by using data pool, adding a loop, running a test and a compound test, and viewing test results.
In the UI Test perspective, you record tests from web applications. The UI Test perspective provides you a recording and natural language scripting environment to test browser applications that use HTML5 and JQuery. You can test on Internet Explorer, Mozilla Firefox, Google Chrome, or Safari browsers.
A web application includes many user scenarios. For example, on an e-commerce website many users only browse the products, some of the users sign in and add products to the cart, and a few of them purchase the products and sign out of the web site.
In this tutorial, you learn how to record a test scenario on the web application and generate the test, modify the test script, run the test, and view results. You use http://www.ibm.com/software as the application under test (AUT).
- Record a test
- Adding a verification point
- Running the test
- View the test results
- Modularize the test script
- Abstract data by using a data pool
- Associate the data pool with the test
- Run multiple test scripts in a sequence
- Add a loop
Assumptions
The tutorial assumes that you have installed Test UI 9.2 or later.
For information about the supported platforms, see System Requirements for DevOps Test UI 2024.06 (11.0.2).
For information about product installation, see the Installation.
Be sure to start Test UI on a new workspace.