This is initial presentation about Aerial the engine for executable requirements. It is initial overview showing what is the purpose of this engine, where and how it is used.
Each slide contains detailed notes. So, you can turn them on to have more detailed explanation
In this session you will learn:
How to select the best automated software testing tool quickly
Possible requirements from the automated software test tool
For more information, click here:
https://www.mindsmapped.com/courses/quality-assurance/software-testing-tutorial/
The document discusses test planning for automated testing using QuickTest. It provides guidance on extracting necessary information from test cases, distinguishing different types of test data, and identifying strategies for creating test data. The key steps are to:
1. Gather relevant test information such as user actions, expected results, and valid data.
2. Determine the types of data needed - master, input, or prepared data - and strategies for obtaining them.
3. Prepare for automated testing by verifying the application and test case steps before recording tests.
Objective-C is a general-purpose programming language that adds object-oriented messaging capabilities to C. It is the main programming language used by Apple for iOS and macOS. The document provides an overview of Objective-C, including its history and influence, language characteristics, data types, variables, operators, flow control, and functions. It also gives examples of Xcode project file layouts and basic Objective-C code snippets.
This document summarizes end-user testing performed on a programming project involving simulations of elastic collisions in one and two dimensions. It describes 8 tests covering various features: 1) simulations of collisions, 2) creation and manipulation of points, 3) creation and manipulation of lines, 4) parametric and Cartesian equations, 5) transformations, 6) note-taking, and 7) robustness. Issues identified included multiple windows opening, delays with Tkinter/Pygame windows, and difficulty identifying points. The conclusion was that the program functioned as expected but more validation of user inputs is required.
Improving code design with automated checksAndy Waite
RuboCop is a tool that analyzes code and checks for stylistic issues, errors, and metrics like class and method length. It can detect potential code smells. The document discusses how to configure RuboCop rules and integrate it into a pull request workflow to automatically check code quality. Automated checks help evolve code design over time by surfacing issues for developers to address or ignore as they see fit. The goal is to continually improve code through refactoring when problems are found.
In this presentation Roy Ganor, the Zend Studio Project Lead discloses some of Zend Studio's deepest secrets and reveal some of those extremely useful but 'hidden' features of Zend Studio.
Ground school airplane engine requirementsjohnnyboy22391
This document outlines a project to understand the basics of a single engine aircraft's engine, fuel, and electrical systems. The project involves gathering information on the elements of each system, including their purpose, operation, limitations, potential failures, and regulatory requirements. Students will consolidate their findings and present them in a 2-4 minute iMovie format by October 3rd for their private pilot training. Elements to cover include the 4-cycle engine, fuel and electrical components, and issues like carb icing or abnormal combustion.
This document provides an overview of auto insurance. It begins by discussing the origins of motor vehicles and motor insurance in the UK in the 1890s. It then defines motor insurance as protection against unforeseen risks that can cover liability damages and unexpected repairs. The document outlines the main types of auto insurance policies like private car insurance, two-wheeler insurance, and commercial vehicle insurance. It provides details on coverage and benefits of policies, as well as what is not covered. It also discusses the importance of insurance and managing risks of catastrophic losses.
In this session you will learn:
How to select the best automated software testing tool quickly
Possible requirements from the automated software test tool
For more information, click here:
https://www.mindsmapped.com/courses/quality-assurance/software-testing-tutorial/
The document discusses test planning for automated testing using QuickTest. It provides guidance on extracting necessary information from test cases, distinguishing different types of test data, and identifying strategies for creating test data. The key steps are to:
1. Gather relevant test information such as user actions, expected results, and valid data.
2. Determine the types of data needed - master, input, or prepared data - and strategies for obtaining them.
3. Prepare for automated testing by verifying the application and test case steps before recording tests.
Objective-C is a general-purpose programming language that adds object-oriented messaging capabilities to C. It is the main programming language used by Apple for iOS and macOS. The document provides an overview of Objective-C, including its history and influence, language characteristics, data types, variables, operators, flow control, and functions. It also gives examples of Xcode project file layouts and basic Objective-C code snippets.
This document summarizes end-user testing performed on a programming project involving simulations of elastic collisions in one and two dimensions. It describes 8 tests covering various features: 1) simulations of collisions, 2) creation and manipulation of points, 3) creation and manipulation of lines, 4) parametric and Cartesian equations, 5) transformations, 6) note-taking, and 7) robustness. Issues identified included multiple windows opening, delays with Tkinter/Pygame windows, and difficulty identifying points. The conclusion was that the program functioned as expected but more validation of user inputs is required.
Improving code design with automated checksAndy Waite
RuboCop is a tool that analyzes code and checks for stylistic issues, errors, and metrics like class and method length. It can detect potential code smells. The document discusses how to configure RuboCop rules and integrate it into a pull request workflow to automatically check code quality. Automated checks help evolve code design over time by surfacing issues for developers to address or ignore as they see fit. The goal is to continually improve code through refactoring when problems are found.
In this presentation Roy Ganor, the Zend Studio Project Lead discloses some of Zend Studio's deepest secrets and reveal some of those extremely useful but 'hidden' features of Zend Studio.
Ground school airplane engine requirementsjohnnyboy22391
This document outlines a project to understand the basics of a single engine aircraft's engine, fuel, and electrical systems. The project involves gathering information on the elements of each system, including their purpose, operation, limitations, potential failures, and regulatory requirements. Students will consolidate their findings and present them in a 2-4 minute iMovie format by October 3rd for their private pilot training. Elements to cover include the 4-cycle engine, fuel and electrical components, and issues like carb icing or abnormal combustion.
This document provides an overview of auto insurance. It begins by discussing the origins of motor vehicles and motor insurance in the UK in the 1890s. It then defines motor insurance as protection against unforeseen risks that can cover liability damages and unexpected repairs. The document outlines the main types of auto insurance policies like private car insurance, two-wheeler insurance, and commercial vehicle insurance. It provides details on coverage and benefits of policies, as well as what is not covered. It also discusses the importance of insurance and managing risks of catastrophic losses.
The document discusses the differences between hand-crafted and mass-produced automobiles. For a single beautiful car, a craftsman can make everything by hand but this results in high variability. For high quality at a fair price, automakers design cars while satisfying constraints of mass production. They develop engineering prototypes first, then prepare for mass production of thousands of units simultaneously. Iterative design processes allow refining the design based on production considerations. The goal is customer satisfaction which leads to sustainable profits, requiring live testing to confirm simulations.
Vehicle Body Terminology, Visibility & SpaceRajat Seth
This document discusses key terms related to vehicle body engineering including tailfins, center consoles, fascias, and other exterior and interior body parts. It also covers requirements for automobile body design such as strength, stiffness, adequate interior space, minimizing air drag, weather protection, corrosion resistance, and safety in accidents. Finally, it addresses the importance of visibility and methods to improve frontal, downward, and rearward visibility for drivers through strategic window placement and sizing.
Sample Wealth Dynamics Report - What Entrepreneur Profile are You?Roger Hamilton
This is a sample report from the Wealth Dynamics Profiling System, the leading personality assessment for entrepreneurs and business. The 'Deal Maker' Profile is one of eight paths to entrepreneurial success. Entrepreneurs like Donald Trump, Rupert Murdoch and Simon Cowell share this profile. Which profile are you?
This document provides an overview of the development of automobile technology and four-wheel steering systems. It discusses the early experiments with steam-powered vehicles in the 18th century and the introduction of internal combustion engines in the early 19th century. The document then focuses on different types of four-wheel steering systems, including mechanical, hydraulic, and electro-hydraulic systems. It explains the components and operation of an actual 4WS system and discusses the advantages of 4WS such as improved maneuverability, stability, and handling.
This presentation provides an overview of Toyota Motors Ltd., a major Japanese automaker. It discusses Toyota's history beginning in 1937, its rise to become one of the largest automakers in the world. The presentation outlines Toyota's operations, leadership, financial information, product lines, and global vision to lead sustainable mobility worldwide.
The document describes the fabrication of a four wheel steering system for a Maruti 800 vehicle. Key points:
- The rear wheels were modified to allow for steering capability by adding a second rack and pinion steering gearbox connected to the original front gearbox via transfer rods and bevel gears.
- In rear steer mode at low speeds, the rear wheels turn in the opposite direction of the front wheels, greatly reducing the turning radius.
- Benefits of the four wheel steering system include improved vehicle handling, stability, and reduced driver fatigue over long drives due to the easier steering capability.
- The successful implementation of the system allows for increased maneuverability and stability of vehicles.
This document provides an overview of the contents of a textbook on automobile chassis and body engineering. The textbook covers topics such as chassis frames, steering systems, braking systems, suspension systems, and seats, doors and windows. It also addresses legal aspects of motor vehicles, automobile pollution, and painting of automobiles. The textbook is intended for vocational and diploma students of mechanical engineering. It includes chapters on chassis frames and bodies, steering systems, braking systems, and suspension systems. Each chapter provides explanations of the components, functions, requirements and types within each system.
The document discusses the history and workings of different types of engines. It describes how Nicolaus Otto invented the four-stroke engine in 1876. A four-stroke engine completes one cycle over four strokes and two revolutions of the crankshaft. It also describes how a two-stroke engine, invented in 1878 by Clerk, completes a cycle in one revolution due to the use of ports instead of valves.
My books- Hacking Digital Learning Strategies http://hackingdls.com & Learning to Go https://gum.co/learn2go
Resources- http://shellyterrell.com/icebreakers
The document proposes a test automation hierarchy that allows for parallel testing during development. It recommends defining a hierarchy from subsystem to unit level, designing tests to cover all potential errors, and building a test harness to provide control and observation of the system under test. This approach aims to reuse tests across phases and support continuous integration.
Conformiq is a company that provides automated test design software. Their flagship product, Conformiq Designer, automatically generates test cases from system models. The tutorial discusses automated test design and how it addresses challenges with manual test design such as missed tests and redundant tests. It then provides an overview of Conformiq Designer, how it works by generating tests from models of the system specification, and the benefits this approach provides such as improved productivity, quality, and maintenance of tests. A walkthrough example is given of using Conformiq Designer to automatically generate tests for a SIP user agent from a model based on the relevant RFC standard.
Agile approaches are used to build high-quality software products while reducing the risk associated with long time-to-market.
In this workshop, we would like to share with you about how we apply Agile Automation Testing in our current project and also guide you to start an automation test project easy and painlessly step by step, so that at the end you are confident to write a test by yourself.
Gain a deeper understand to the strategy and design approaches to automation frameworks. Warning: One size does not fit all! Call Utopia (630) 566-4722 to learn more.
Best Way to Prepare for the ISTQB Technical Test Analyst (CTAL-TTA) Certifica...Meghna Arora
Start Here---> http://bit.ly/2WtdgTj <---Get complete detail on CTAL-TTA exam guide to crack Technical Test Analyst. You can collect all information on CTAL-TTA tutorial, practice test, books, study material, exam questions, and syllabus. Firm your knowledge on Technical Test Analyst and get ready to crack CTAL-TTA certification. Explore all information on CTAL-TTA exam with the number of questions, passing percentage, and time duration to complete the test.
Test Automation Best Practices (with SOA test approach)Leonard Fingerman
Today we hear a lot of buzz about the latest & greatest test automation tools like Selenium, Rational Functional Tester or HP LoadRunner but to make your test automation effort successful it might take more than just having the right tool. This presentation will try to uncover major pitfalls typically involved with test automation efforts. It will provide guidance on successful strategy as well as differences among third-generation frameworks like keyword-driven, data-driven and hybrid. It will also cover various aspects of SOA test automation
Susan windsor soft test 16th november 2005David O'Dowd
The document discusses strategic directions for functional test automation. It outlines the history of automation including record and playback, scripting, and table-driven approaches. It then discusses how automation frameworks can address issues like high maintenance costs and specialized skills required. The document shares an example project where an automation framework was used successfully to automate testing for a bank migration project. It achieved quicker test design and the ability for both testers and developers to work with the same test format.
Data flow analysis is a type of static code analysis that examines how values are propagated through a program. It is more effective than pattern matching or regular static analysis at finding defects related to interactions between methods and classes that may be difficult to uncover through testing alone. Static analysis tools using data flow analysis can simulate execution paths to detect potential issues without requiring the code to be compiled and run. Developers are encouraged to use static testing tools to catch defects early in development, as prevention of bugs is more efficient than finding and fixing them later.
The document discusses various techniques for measuring requirements engineering processes, including size estimation methods like lines of code and function points. It also covers complexity measures like cyclomatic complexity that evaluate the logical complexity of a program based on its flow graph. Finally, it evaluates the different measurement methods in terms of how they are affected by cost, time, quality, and functionality.
Test-driven development (TDD) involves writing unit tests before writing application code to satisfy the tests and ensure functionality. Unit tests are automated tests that are independent, fast, and repeatable. TDD promotes code testability, good programming practices like loose coupling and encapsulation. It can be challenging to test components at the "edge" of systems like user interfaces and web services due to dependencies, so mock objects are used to replace unpredictable dependencies and allow isolation in tests. While TDD has advantages, it also has challenges to set up and maintain additional classes needed for mocking.
The document discusses the differences between hand-crafted and mass-produced automobiles. For a single beautiful car, a craftsman can make everything by hand but this results in high variability. For high quality at a fair price, automakers design cars while satisfying constraints of mass production. They develop engineering prototypes first, then prepare for mass production of thousands of units simultaneously. Iterative design processes allow refining the design based on production considerations. The goal is customer satisfaction which leads to sustainable profits, requiring live testing to confirm simulations.
Vehicle Body Terminology, Visibility & SpaceRajat Seth
This document discusses key terms related to vehicle body engineering including tailfins, center consoles, fascias, and other exterior and interior body parts. It also covers requirements for automobile body design such as strength, stiffness, adequate interior space, minimizing air drag, weather protection, corrosion resistance, and safety in accidents. Finally, it addresses the importance of visibility and methods to improve frontal, downward, and rearward visibility for drivers through strategic window placement and sizing.
Sample Wealth Dynamics Report - What Entrepreneur Profile are You?Roger Hamilton
This is a sample report from the Wealth Dynamics Profiling System, the leading personality assessment for entrepreneurs and business. The 'Deal Maker' Profile is one of eight paths to entrepreneurial success. Entrepreneurs like Donald Trump, Rupert Murdoch and Simon Cowell share this profile. Which profile are you?
This document provides an overview of the development of automobile technology and four-wheel steering systems. It discusses the early experiments with steam-powered vehicles in the 18th century and the introduction of internal combustion engines in the early 19th century. The document then focuses on different types of four-wheel steering systems, including mechanical, hydraulic, and electro-hydraulic systems. It explains the components and operation of an actual 4WS system and discusses the advantages of 4WS such as improved maneuverability, stability, and handling.
This presentation provides an overview of Toyota Motors Ltd., a major Japanese automaker. It discusses Toyota's history beginning in 1937, its rise to become one of the largest automakers in the world. The presentation outlines Toyota's operations, leadership, financial information, product lines, and global vision to lead sustainable mobility worldwide.
The document describes the fabrication of a four wheel steering system for a Maruti 800 vehicle. Key points:
- The rear wheels were modified to allow for steering capability by adding a second rack and pinion steering gearbox connected to the original front gearbox via transfer rods and bevel gears.
- In rear steer mode at low speeds, the rear wheels turn in the opposite direction of the front wheels, greatly reducing the turning radius.
- Benefits of the four wheel steering system include improved vehicle handling, stability, and reduced driver fatigue over long drives due to the easier steering capability.
- The successful implementation of the system allows for increased maneuverability and stability of vehicles.
This document provides an overview of the contents of a textbook on automobile chassis and body engineering. The textbook covers topics such as chassis frames, steering systems, braking systems, suspension systems, and seats, doors and windows. It also addresses legal aspects of motor vehicles, automobile pollution, and painting of automobiles. The textbook is intended for vocational and diploma students of mechanical engineering. It includes chapters on chassis frames and bodies, steering systems, braking systems, and suspension systems. Each chapter provides explanations of the components, functions, requirements and types within each system.
The document discusses the history and workings of different types of engines. It describes how Nicolaus Otto invented the four-stroke engine in 1876. A four-stroke engine completes one cycle over four strokes and two revolutions of the crankshaft. It also describes how a two-stroke engine, invented in 1878 by Clerk, completes a cycle in one revolution due to the use of ports instead of valves.
My books- Hacking Digital Learning Strategies http://hackingdls.com & Learning to Go https://gum.co/learn2go
Resources- http://shellyterrell.com/icebreakers
The document proposes a test automation hierarchy that allows for parallel testing during development. It recommends defining a hierarchy from subsystem to unit level, designing tests to cover all potential errors, and building a test harness to provide control and observation of the system under test. This approach aims to reuse tests across phases and support continuous integration.
Conformiq is a company that provides automated test design software. Their flagship product, Conformiq Designer, automatically generates test cases from system models. The tutorial discusses automated test design and how it addresses challenges with manual test design such as missed tests and redundant tests. It then provides an overview of Conformiq Designer, how it works by generating tests from models of the system specification, and the benefits this approach provides such as improved productivity, quality, and maintenance of tests. A walkthrough example is given of using Conformiq Designer to automatically generate tests for a SIP user agent from a model based on the relevant RFC standard.
Agile approaches are used to build high-quality software products while reducing the risk associated with long time-to-market.
In this workshop, we would like to share with you about how we apply Agile Automation Testing in our current project and also guide you to start an automation test project easy and painlessly step by step, so that at the end you are confident to write a test by yourself.
Gain a deeper understand to the strategy and design approaches to automation frameworks. Warning: One size does not fit all! Call Utopia (630) 566-4722 to learn more.
Best Way to Prepare for the ISTQB Technical Test Analyst (CTAL-TTA) Certifica...Meghna Arora
Start Here---> http://bit.ly/2WtdgTj <---Get complete detail on CTAL-TTA exam guide to crack Technical Test Analyst. You can collect all information on CTAL-TTA tutorial, practice test, books, study material, exam questions, and syllabus. Firm your knowledge on Technical Test Analyst and get ready to crack CTAL-TTA certification. Explore all information on CTAL-TTA exam with the number of questions, passing percentage, and time duration to complete the test.
Test Automation Best Practices (with SOA test approach)Leonard Fingerman
Today we hear a lot of buzz about the latest & greatest test automation tools like Selenium, Rational Functional Tester or HP LoadRunner but to make your test automation effort successful it might take more than just having the right tool. This presentation will try to uncover major pitfalls typically involved with test automation efforts. It will provide guidance on successful strategy as well as differences among third-generation frameworks like keyword-driven, data-driven and hybrid. It will also cover various aspects of SOA test automation
Susan windsor soft test 16th november 2005David O'Dowd
The document discusses strategic directions for functional test automation. It outlines the history of automation including record and playback, scripting, and table-driven approaches. It then discusses how automation frameworks can address issues like high maintenance costs and specialized skills required. The document shares an example project where an automation framework was used successfully to automate testing for a bank migration project. It achieved quicker test design and the ability for both testers and developers to work with the same test format.
Data flow analysis is a type of static code analysis that examines how values are propagated through a program. It is more effective than pattern matching or regular static analysis at finding defects related to interactions between methods and classes that may be difficult to uncover through testing alone. Static analysis tools using data flow analysis can simulate execution paths to detect potential issues without requiring the code to be compiled and run. Developers are encouraged to use static testing tools to catch defects early in development, as prevention of bugs is more efficient than finding and fixing them later.
The document discusses various techniques for measuring requirements engineering processes, including size estimation methods like lines of code and function points. It also covers complexity measures like cyclomatic complexity that evaluate the logical complexity of a program based on its flow graph. Finally, it evaluates the different measurement methods in terms of how they are affected by cost, time, quality, and functionality.
Test-driven development (TDD) involves writing unit tests before writing application code to satisfy the tests and ensure functionality. Unit tests are automated tests that are independent, fast, and repeatable. TDD promotes code testability, good programming practices like loose coupling and encapsulation. It can be challenging to test components at the "edge" of systems like user interfaces and web services due to dependencies, so mock objects are used to replace unpredictable dependencies and allow isolation in tests. While TDD has advantages, it also has challenges to set up and maintain additional classes needed for mocking.
The Magic Of Application Lifecycle Management In Vs PublicDavid Solivan
The document discusses challenges with software development projects and how tools from Microsoft can help address these challenges. It notes that most projects fail or are over budget and challenges include poor requirements gathering and testing. However, tools like Visual Studio and Team Foundation Server that integrate requirements, work tracking, source control, testing and other functions can help make successful projects more possible by facilitating team collaboration. The document outlines features of these tools and how they aim to make application lifecycle management a routine part of development.
This document discusses unit testing ILE procedures in IBM i. It introduces unit testing as a way to identify bugs early and test code as it is written. It outlines how to create a test script in RPG that calls the procedures being tested and produces a report of the inputs, expected outputs, and actual results. The document provides terminology for different types of testing and guidelines for compiling test scripts separately from production code. It emphasizes that unit testing should be integrated into the development process.
This document discusses test automation and provides an overview of various topics related to automated testing including:
1. The presenter provides an introduction and agenda which includes discussing the testing pyramid, automated vs manual testing, return on investment for test automation, and popular test automation tools.
2. Popular automation tools that are discussed include HP UFT, TestComplete, Selenium, and Cucumber. Methodologies like keyword driven testing and data driven testing are also covered.
3. Setting up an automation testing framework is also addressed, and behavior driven development with tools like Cucumber and Thucydides is explained.
4. To conclude, the presenter provides additional resources for learning more about test automation and gives examples
Rhapsody's model-driven development environment allows developers to work how they want through model and code synchronization. It supports software asset reuse and visualizing legacy code for clarity. Model-driven testing helps improve quality and productivity. Rhapsody provides an open environment to continue using existing tools.
This document introduces test automation and different scripting approaches for automating testing of desktop applications, web applications, web services, and databases. It discusses record and playback, linear scripting, modular scripting, data-driven testing, and keyword-driven testing. For each approach, it provides examples and discusses benefits and problems. It also lists generic skills and popular tools used for automation testing.
This document provides an introduction to test automation, including different scripting approaches like record and playback, linear scripting, modular scripting, data-driven testing, and keyword-driven testing. It discusses the benefits and problems of record and playback as well as examples of linear scripting, data-driven testing, and keyword-driven testing. Finally, it recommends generic skills to learn like scripting languages and tools for automation testing like Selenium, JMeter, and QTP.
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2. What is Aerial?
How does it work?
How is it used?
Features
Further Directions
Major Topics
3. From Requirements to auto-tests
Define Requirements Design Tests
Implement automated
tests
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4. From Requirements to auto-tests
Define Requirements Design Tests
Flow Using Keyword
Driven Frameworks
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Implement automated
tests
Time
Savings
5. From Requirements to auto-tests
Define Requirements
Design Tests
Flow Using Executable
Requirements
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Implement automated
tests
Time Savings
6. What makes those stages parallel?
Define Requirements
Design Tests
Implement automated
tests
Driven by any
framework
supporting
keyword-driven
(e.g. Cucumber)
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7. The place of Aerial
Define Requirements
Design Tests
Implement automated
tests
Driven by any
framework
supporting
keyword-driven
(e.g. Cucumber)
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8. What is Aerial?
erial is an engine
generating test cases based on
requirements description
9. Key principles in requirements design
Typical generation patterns
Tests generation flow
How does it work?
10. Typical functionality requires typical tests
Test data can be generated based on format knowledge
The tests flow can be represented in common form
Key principles in requirements design
11. Typical functionality requires typical tests
Test 1: Valid Input
Test 2: Invalid Format Input
Test 3: Mandatory Fields Are Empty
Test 4: Unique Fields
The types of test scenarios are pretty similar
Test 1: Valid Input
Test 2: Invalid Format Input
Test 3: Mandatory Fields Are Empty
Test 4: Unique Fields -> No unique fields
12. Test data can be generated based on format knowledge
Input Format: ((d+)) (d{8,9})
Valid Input Invalid Input
• Matches format: (44) 345637687 • Improper format: (32) 1123 (34) 17
• Empty value:
• Non-numeric value: abcdefg
We can use just the format
13. Another format definition examples
Any text: (.*)
Numeric Range: (0; 100)
Date Range: [01-01-2000;02-10-2010),
Format: dd-MM-yyyy
Enum: (Winter|Spring|Summer|Autumn)
14. The tests flow can be represented in common form
Some pre-conditions
Main ActionActions on success Actions on error
Test Data
19. Initial integration between requirements and tests
Various data sources supported
Provided as command line, maven plugin or library
Extensibility and customization
Usage simplicity
Features
This is initial presentation introducing Aerial the engine for automated test cases generation and execution based on requirements
This presentation covers the following topics:
What is the Aerial in general and what place it occupies
Main principles and ideas explaining how it works
Major ways Aerial is supposed to be used
Features included into the engine
The ways of further growth and directions of development
During test automation development each feature goes through the following stages:
Requirements definition – the stage when we collect, formalize and describe required behavior of the system under test
Test Design – the stage when we define various scenarios to verify that each specific feature works the way it is defined in requirements
Automated tests implementation – the actual coding to make test cases executed by some specific software
In general case all those stages are sequential. Thus we cannot implement automated tests before we define test scenarios. And we don’t start test design before we define what is actually required.
This is classic flow from requirements definition to automated tests implementation. As it’s seen it’s time consuming and if all of the stages are done in different streams (and usually it is so) there are some points of time when some stream just waits for input from previous stream. How can it be improved?
A lot of modern test automation tools and frameworks implement keyword driven approach when some human readable text is associated with some portion of executable code. This approach is now supported both by vendor tools like QTP, Test Complete etc, as well as a lot of engines are designed to support this approach (e.g. Cucumber family, xSpec family etc).
All of those solutions are targeted to combine test design stage with automated tests implementation. Thus we are getting some time savings due to some activities are done in parallel and each stream has less time when they are simply waiting for the input from the upstream.
Also, keyword driven approach resolves the problem with synchronizing test cases with their automated implementation. Since automated tests (or executable chains) are generated based on tests designed we always know that our automated tests are in line with test cases. But again, we still have to wait for requirements to be defined before starting working on tests.
What if our test cases are generated based on requirements or specifications we define? Thus we can make all our stages running in parallel. Thus the time advantage is bigger. So, the idea is that our requirements are the source for tests and automated implementation. Such approach is called “Executable Requirements”.
So, what can make things driving this way? As it was mentioned before test design and automated tests implementation can be combined using keyword driven approach operated by the tools supporting it. But what about making requirements executable? A lot of tools are considered supporting executable requirements approach but mainly all they provide is an ability to define test scenarios somewhere within requirements with additional ability to run those tests. It’s not really executable requirements but rather another form of linking tests to requirements. What I’m interested in is an ability to generate tests based on requirements so that any requirement change will automatically affect changes in test cases as well as their automated implementation.
This is what Aerial is designed for. It is targeted to collapse requirements definition and test design into one stage or at least make them running in parallel. And the output of Aerial then can be used by keyword driven engine as in this area existing solutions are handy enough nowadays.
Thus we can explicitly define main purpose of Aerial engine. It generates test cases in controlled way based on requirements/specification descriptions.
In order to have an idea how it works we should know the following items:
Key principles we should keep for requirements design
Typical patterns we use for data and test scenarios generation
General flow the Aerial use for scenarios generation
All scenarios generation is based on several main principles. They are:
Typical functionality requires typical tests – a lot of components work based on similar principles/flows. Thus it can be defined in common way.
In most cases we choose test data having knowledge of acceptable format, set of available records or any kind of data relationship. So, we can define just rules and engine generates the set of all input data
Each test scenario goes through some specific stages. They can be represented in some common form, hence, that part can be automated
Next slides will describe above principles in more details
A lot of application under test functionality may be different by the data they operate and the way to reach the check-point but they may have similar approach for test design. In this example we have 2 different forms. One of them submits user information. Another one submits price and due date (if applicable). Both forms operate with different entities in different format. Nevertheless, both forms have similar test types:
Valid input – all data fit the format and all fields are set -> the result should be success
Some data has format violation -> we expect some failure
Some fields are mandatory. So, if we leave them empty we should have some errors
Some fields or their combinations are unique, so we cannot perform the same operation twice
As you can see the above test scenarios can be applied to both forms. Major details are about operation flow to reach the form, actions to perform on form data and results verification.
We can even abstract from web form and apply similar approach to something else, like command line utility, web-service, whatever. The form can be different but techniques are still the same
Imagine we have some field which fits the format defined on slide. Here it is an example of the phone number format.
The test data for any input like that is quite typical and can include groups like:
Values matching the format – one or two values that fully satisfy the format. Mainly it is used for positive tests as valid input
Malformed format. Normally it can be achieved by concatenating generated strings for valid input
Empty value
Value which doesn’t meet input data requirements. E.g. the format expects numbers, so we should enter alphabetic characters
Main idea is that all those above groups can be generated using pre-defined algorithm for the specific input type. Thus, in our requirement document we can use only format description which is much more compact record than any set of potential input values
Here are just some examples of input data format definitions. Mainly format can be based on some regular expression or on some construction in pre-defined format.
Here are examples of:
Any text string without restrictions (in real life usually there’s at least size restriction)
Numeric range. Having data defined in this format we may use not just positive/negative techniques but also boundary value analysis
Same range but for dates.
Enum value when some parameter is about to be selected from the list of available values
Most of test scenarios can be represented in the form: Action -> Result. In order to make distinction between positive and negative tests we can represent our tests as Action -> Result on Success and Action -> Results on Error. Every test case may have some pre-conditions. And all this structure may be driven by some set of input data. Since these items are pretty abstract here we can freely apply this to many test cases and find all those structure components in any of them.
The Aerial uses this representation for test scenarios generation
In order to explain how Aerial is used we need to explain in more details the following items:
Major flow – the high-level flow which is used to transform requirement document descriptions into tests and their execution results
Aerial processing flow – the flow showing how document is internally transformed into Cucumber features
Sample code – simply shows an example how Aerial instructions a bound to test class
Major Aerial flow involves 3 major components:
Aerial itself
Cucumber as engine running generated features
JUnit as immediate test runner
The flow itself goes in 2 stages:
The initial requirements document is processed by Aerial and the output Cucumber features are written into some resource
The Cucumber features are taken by Cucumber and being executed using JUnit. This is stage 2
As the result we have test reports produced containing generated test scenarios results
Aerial itself processes documents in 5 major steps:
Read document from the specified source
Parse it and pack all data into some internal structure which is convenient for further scenarios generation
Generate test data
Generate text containing already processed and ready to use Cucumber features
Write results into file or any other accessible output type
Here is Aerial test class sample showing how it is included for real-life tests. There are 3 points where we should make additional settings:
For any test class we want to use we should make sure that AerialRunner is used for Junit tests. For this purpose we use @RunWith(AerialRunner.class) annotation
We should define Aerial configuration where we define where we take data from, the format of input/output data and the destination. This is done using @Aerial annotation
Cucumber annotation. Since the Aerial simply prepares the input for the Cucumber we still should use Cucumber annotation to provide all information which Cucumber needs
Of course Aerial isn’t something static. It should grow in many directions. There would be a lot of internal improvements related to scenarios generation or extensibility.
But external growth is targeted to 3 major directions:
Input sources support – the Aerial should be able to read not just from text files but also many different tracking and documentation management systems. It can be Jira, Confluence, GitHub, Wiki or some external web-services. In any case, we should integrate Aerial with many external systems where we can store initial requirements
Currently Aerial is designed for Java. But in order to make it more universal solution it can be migrated to other development platforms and technologies. Mainly it’s about migration to different programming languages
But since main development is done for Java we also should be able to support various Java engines. In particular, Aerial shouldn’t be strictly bound just to Cucumber, there should be an ability to configure it to JBehave. Also, it should be runnable not only just for JUnit but for TestNG as well as many people use TestNG. Currently, Aerial is provided as Maven dependency as well as plugin. Similar thing should be done for other tools performing dependency management or build
All project relevant information can be found using the links on the slide:
GitHub project
Blogspot page with entries dedicated to Aerial
My LinkedIn profile
My direct e-mail