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This publication provides an innovative approach to documenting BDD-based test automation projects.
In particular, it introduces the BddDocumenter tool which merges the Business and Developer/(Test Automater) views of a test automation codebase into consistent and fluent documentation. Both the BDD statements and the Step Definition code can be changed as required, the new documentation can be easily regenerated.
This document describes a test data value store approach for handling test data needs in behavior-driven development (BDD) automated tests. It involves storing test data in a JSON file organized by feature, scenario, example case, page, and language. The data store is initialized by resolving keys to the current test from Cucumber scenario tags. Test code can then retrieve data values from the store as needed to validate page elements for each test case execution. The approach aims to provide flexibility in retrieving test-dependent data while avoiding cluttering the clean BDD syntax with data tables or excessive scenario outlines.
The document proposes a data-driven automated testing platform for web services using SoapUI. The platform utilizes Excel files to store test case data, request and response exemplars defined in XML, and Groovy scripts to build requests and validate responses. This allows testing web services in a maintainable and scalable way that is accessible for various roles.
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This presentation discusses performance tuning for Visualforce and Apex. It covers best practices for SOQL, SOSL, batch Apex, record locking, and debugging tools. The presentation emphasizes following SOQL best practices, tuning Apex code, and optimizing Visualforce pages to improve performance. It also provides tips for using indexes, filtering data, avoiding cross-object queries, and handling record locking and sharing calculations.
Dependency injection is a design pattern that removes tight coupling between objects and their dependencies. It allows for objects to have their dependencies satisfied externally rather than internally. There are three main types of dependency injection: constructor injection, setter injection, and interface injection. Constructor injection passes dependencies through a class's constructor, while setter injection uses properties, and interface injection relies on implementing a common interface. Dependency injection promotes loose coupling, testability, and flexibility between classes.
Babble article - Test Automation & Text TranslationDavid Harrison
This article shows a pattern for Test Automation that embraces the testing (validation) of web applications that allow different spoken languages (EN, IT etc). It also presents a novel way of writing BDD statements that improves the Test Automation development and maintenance process.
This document describes a UI testing pattern using React, Material-UI, BDD with Cucumber, and Kotlin/Selenide. It utilizes the Se34 page object generator to generate page object classes from metadata. This separates page representation from test logic for improved maintenance. Tests are defined in BDD style and cover use cases like login, account creation, and password recovery. Page objects and step definitions enable clear and maintainable automation code. Test results are output to the console.
This publication provides an innovative approach to documenting BDD-based test automation projects.
In particular, it introduces the BddDocumenter tool which merges the Business and Developer/(Test Automater) views of a test automation codebase into consistent and fluent documentation. Both the BDD statements and the Step Definition code can be changed as required, the new documentation can be easily regenerated.
This document describes a test data value store approach for handling test data needs in behavior-driven development (BDD) automated tests. It involves storing test data in a JSON file organized by feature, scenario, example case, page, and language. The data store is initialized by resolving keys to the current test from Cucumber scenario tags. Test code can then retrieve data values from the store as needed to validate page elements for each test case execution. The approach aims to provide flexibility in retrieving test-dependent data while avoiding cluttering the clean BDD syntax with data tables or excessive scenario outlines.
The document proposes a data-driven automated testing platform for web services using SoapUI. The platform utilizes Excel files to store test case data, request and response exemplars defined in XML, and Groovy scripts to build requests and validate responses. This allows testing web services in a maintainable and scalable way that is accessible for various roles.
Deploying customizations across microsoft dynamics ax 2012 environments ax2012Prathamesh Joshi
This document discusses best practices for deploying customizations from a source Microsoft Dynamics AX 2012 environment to a target environment. It recommends exporting the entire model store from the source environment to minimize downtime during deployment. It describes initializing the target environment by importing the model store from the source, ensuring the source is ready for export by granting permissions and recompiling, and provides steps for exporting from the source, preparing and importing into the target, and finalizing the deployment.
This presentation discusses performance tuning for Visualforce and Apex. It covers best practices for SOQL, SOSL, batch Apex, record locking, and debugging tools. The presentation emphasizes following SOQL best practices, tuning Apex code, and optimizing Visualforce pages to improve performance. It also provides tips for using indexes, filtering data, avoiding cross-object queries, and handling record locking and sharing calculations.
Dependency injection is a design pattern that removes tight coupling between objects and their dependencies. It allows for objects to have their dependencies satisfied externally rather than internally. There are three main types of dependency injection: constructor injection, setter injection, and interface injection. Constructor injection passes dependencies through a class's constructor, while setter injection uses properties, and interface injection relies on implementing a common interface. Dependency injection promotes loose coupling, testability, and flexibility between classes.
Originally published as part of the Eclipse Newsletter, June 2020 edition: https://www.eclipse.org/community/eclipse_newsletter/2020/june/1.php
With more frequent Java releases, it’s an exciting time to be a Java developer. Java 14 is out and the 2020-06 Eclipse IDE release provides integrated support.
The Eclipse Compiler for Java implements all of the new language enhancements, existing functionality has been updated to blend with the new language features, and new functionality has been added to help developers working with these language constructs.
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This document provides a summary of an Oracle Inventory Technical Reference Manual. It contains information about the underlying structure and processing of Oracle Inventory to help with tasks like converting data, integrating systems, writing custom reports, and more. The manual is organized into sections on high-level design and detailed design. It describes the database, tables, views, modules and other components of Oracle Inventory. It is intended to be a centralized source of technical information for consultants, analysts, administrators and other professionals working with Oracle Inventory.
This white paper discusses adopting types from a repository and using them in xCP applications. Types can be adopted by importing them from a repository using the "Adopt Data Type(s)" option. Adopted types can then be edited, used in processes and pages, and deployed along with the application. At runtime, both existing instances of adopted types and new instances will be accessible and editable from the xCP application.
The document discusses implementing online workflow in PeopleSoft. It describes the advantages of workflow as automating business processes and routing information to the right people. It outlines prerequisites like configuring SMTP servers. Key objects in workflow are described like business processes, activities, steps, events, and worklist notifications. The steps to develop a workflow application are provided, such as designing processes, creating maps and roles, and defining triggers. Configuration and testing steps are also included.
Creating Workflows Windows Share Point ServicesLiquidHub
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This document provides an overview and details of test scripts included in the Oracle Application Testing Suite Test Starter Kit for Oracle E-Business Suite 12.1.3. It includes test scripts for various Oracle E-Business products, such as marketing, financials, manufacturing, CRM, human resources, and projects. The test scripts can be run in Oracle Functional Testing to automate regression testing of an Oracle E-Business Suite 12.1.3 instance. Instructions are provided on setting up the test environment and executing the test scripts.
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The document discusses validations in SAP Project System (PS) and provides answers to various questions on the topic. It includes details on when validation points 110 and 120 are triggered, how to validate user-defined fields in the work breakdown structure (WBS), and how to use user exits for validations. The document also covers how to make the full WBS description appear in hierarchical reports, how to put checks before setting the system status to "Technically Completed", and how to create documents in PS that link to URLs instead of files on a document management system.
This document provides a summary of the e-KSF process for creating and customizing post outlines, assigning outlines to individuals, and completing review planning in e-KSF version 6.1. The process involves logging into e-KSF, searching for or creating a post outline, customizing it if needed, assigning it to an individual or multiple staff, and entering review planning dates that will trigger reminders.
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This document discusses role mappings in Oracle Fusion, which control user access by automatically provisioning and restricting roles. It describes how to access role mappings, basic principles for auto-provisioning roles based on user attributes, making roles requestable, self-requestable, handling terminations, running auto-provisioning, and bulk loading users. Role mappings automate role assignments, restrict who can request roles, and are based on user attributes from HR records.
The document provides instructions for migrating user and group security between Salesforce organizations using the Force.com Migration Tool. It describes how to set up the tool, including installing required software, configuring connection settings, constructing a project manifest file to specify metadata to migrate, retrieving metadata from the source org, and deploying it to the target org. The tool uses Ant tasks to automate migrating metadata and security configurations between orgs.
This document provides guidance on creating custom Fast Formulas in Fusion. It outlines the necessary prerequisites for creating formulas, navigates through the process of creating a new formula via the Manage Fast Formulas task, and explains the different types of formula editors and how to compile and test a new formula.
This document provides an overview and instructions for implementing approval processes in Salesforce, including:
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- Using Apex triggers to dynamically submit and approve approval requests based on record field values
- Tracking record field history and setup changes for auditing approval processes
- Creating outbound messages as part of approval processes to integrate with external systems
- Leveraging cross-object formulas to reference related record fields in approval criteria
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- Incident rules streamline incident management by automating common tasks so administrators can focus on resolving critical issues.
This Article explores the Test Automation challenges associated with the GridGain Control Centre (https://www.gridgain.com/).
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Originally published as part of the Eclipse Newsletter, June 2020 edition: https://www.eclipse.org/community/eclipse_newsletter/2020/june/1.php
With more frequent Java releases, it’s an exciting time to be a Java developer. Java 14 is out and the 2020-06 Eclipse IDE release provides integrated support.
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This document provides instructions for creating a single and multi-axis rating system using Drupal 6 with the Fivestar, Voting API and CCK modules. It describes creating "Product" and "Review" content types, adding rating fields to the "Review" type, and displaying average ratings on "Product" nodes. It also covers setting up a Views display to list products with their average rating values sorted by axis.
This document provides a summary of an Oracle Inventory Technical Reference Manual. It contains information about the underlying structure and processing of Oracle Inventory to help with tasks like converting data, integrating systems, writing custom reports, and more. The manual is organized into sections on high-level design and detailed design. It describes the database, tables, views, modules and other components of Oracle Inventory. It is intended to be a centralized source of technical information for consultants, analysts, administrators and other professionals working with Oracle Inventory.
This white paper discusses adopting types from a repository and using them in xCP applications. Types can be adopted by importing them from a repository using the "Adopt Data Type(s)" option. Adopted types can then be edited, used in processes and pages, and deployed along with the application. At runtime, both existing instances of adopted types and new instances will be accessible and editable from the xCP application.
The document discusses implementing online workflow in PeopleSoft. It describes the advantages of workflow as automating business processes and routing information to the right people. It outlines prerequisites like configuring SMTP servers. Key objects in workflow are described like business processes, activities, steps, events, and worklist notifications. The steps to develop a workflow application are provided, such as designing processes, creating maps and roles, and defining triggers. Configuration and testing steps are also included.
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This document provides an overview and details of test scripts included in the Oracle Application Testing Suite Test Starter Kit for Oracle E-Business Suite 12.1.3. It includes test scripts for various Oracle E-Business products, such as marketing, financials, manufacturing, CRM, human resources, and projects. The test scripts can be run in Oracle Functional Testing to automate regression testing of an Oracle E-Business Suite 12.1.3 instance. Instructions are provided on setting up the test environment and executing the test scripts.
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The document discusses validations in SAP Project System (PS) and provides answers to various questions on the topic. It includes details on when validation points 110 and 120 are triggered, how to validate user-defined fields in the work breakdown structure (WBS), and how to use user exits for validations. The document also covers how to make the full WBS description appear in hierarchical reports, how to put checks before setting the system status to "Technically Completed", and how to create documents in PS that link to URLs instead of files on a document management system.
This document provides a summary of the e-KSF process for creating and customizing post outlines, assigning outlines to individuals, and completing review planning in e-KSF version 6.1. The process involves logging into e-KSF, searching for or creating a post outline, customizing it if needed, assigning it to an individual or multiple staff, and entering review planning dates that will trigger reminders.
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Validation type 'special' in value setsFeras Ahmad
This document describes how to configure a special validation type value set in Oracle to restrict users to limited or conditional value entries. Special value sets allow for dynamic or specific checks through PL/SQL code. The steps provided configure a special value set that can be assigned to forms or concurrent requests to validate user-entered values meet criteria, such as ensuring a date is at least three months prior to the current date.
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The document provides instructions for migrating user and group security between Salesforce organizations using the Force.com Migration Tool. It describes how to set up the tool, including installing required software, configuring connection settings, constructing a project manifest file to specify metadata to migrate, retrieving metadata from the source org, and deploying it to the target org. The tool uses Ant tasks to automate migrating metadata and security configurations between orgs.
This document provides guidance on creating custom Fast Formulas in Fusion. It outlines the necessary prerequisites for creating formulas, navigates through the process of creating a new formula via the Manage Fast Formulas task, and explains the different types of formula editors and how to compile and test a new formula.
This document provides an overview and instructions for implementing approval processes in Salesforce, including:
- Creating parallel approval processes with different criteria to route records to different approvers
- Using Apex triggers to dynamically submit and approve approval requests based on record field values
- Tracking record field history and setup changes for auditing approval processes
- Creating outbound messages as part of approval processes to integrate with external systems
- Leveraging cross-object formulas to reference related record fields in approval criteria
- Incident rules allow administrators to automate incident creation, assignment, and notifications based on events.
- In this lab, the administrator creates a rule to automatically generate incidents for target down events and assign them to the on-call administrator. They also create a rule to send notifications for incidents with high priority.
- Incident rules streamline incident management by automating common tasks so administrators can focus on resolving critical issues.
This Article explores the Test Automation challenges associated with the GridGain Control Centre (https://www.gridgain.com/).
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To anyone interested in accelerating their Test Automation work, here's an article that could well help to point the way ahead!
It also covers the production of multi-lingual validation data.
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The document discusses new and improved debugging features in Visual Studio 2015, including easier breakpoint configuration with an inline toolbar, simplified context menus, and settings windows that appear as peek windows. It also covers breakpoint conditions that allow hitting a breakpoint based on the number of hits or a conditional expression. Breakpoint actions allow logging messages to the output window. Additionally, the improved Error List in VS 2015 displays all errors at once, allows filtering by severity and error code, and links error codes to documentation.
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Skyline is a secure e-commerce web application developed using .NET framework and Visual Studio 2013. It allows administrators to add, update, and view product categories and customer inquiries while users can view products, add items to a cart, and provide feedback. The application implements security features like SQL injection prevention and password hashing to protect against attacks. It also uses design patterns like factory and composite patterns. While some intended features were not fully implemented, the application provides a secure online shopping platform for businesses and customers.
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In this article, I take a brief look at a tool which performs, essentially, Record Playback test creation and Execution - TestIm Chrome extension.
I was very pleasantly surprised by what I discovered.
This tool has definitely a place in the Test Automation toolbox, but, in my view, for business-related settings.
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W3C Schema definitions are very much active in business areas such as Finance, Air Transportation, government messaging, hospitality and international goods and services
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The slide deck provides insight into the features of a Selenium-based test automation approach that allows rapid test development and maintenance, such as would be needed in an AGile project context.
This slide pack describes an innovative approach to designing automated tests. This approach bridges the "language" gap that can sometimes exist between test automators/developers and business stakeholders.
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Imagine a world where data flows freely, yet remains secure. A world where trust is built into the fabric of every transaction. This is the promise of blockchain, a revolutionary technology poised to reshape our digital landscape.
Toptal Tech is at the forefront of this innovation, connecting you with the brightest minds in blockchain development. Together, we can unlock the potential of this transformative technology, building a future of transparency, security, and endless possibilities.
Instagram has become one of the most popular social media platforms, allowing people to share photos, videos, and stories with their followers. Sometimes, though, you might want to view someone's story without them knowing.
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The product workshop focused on exploring the requirements of Generation Z in relation to marketplace dynamics. We delved into their specific needs, examined the specifics in their shopping preferences, and analyzed their preferred methods for accessing information and making purchases within a marketplace. Through the study of real-life cases , we tried to gain valuable insights into enhancing the marketplace experience for Generation Z.
The workshop was held on the DMA Conference in Vienna June 2024.
2. Table of
CONTENTS
Introduction.............................................................................1
The Classic Form ......................................................................2
The Technical Form ..................................................................5
Test Runner.............................................................................8
Test Execution .........................................................................9
Remarks ............................................................................... 11
3. INTRODUCTION
Behaviour Driven Development [here], which in the case of test automation
might be better termed Behaviour Driven Test Automation (BDTA), relies on the
use of a spoken language-style set of statements as the starting point in the
development of tests for an application.
However, in today’s landscape of test automation there appears to be two
flavours of BTDA; one that can usefully be termed the Classic, and one that
might be termed Technical.
The fundamental technology in both cases is the use of the Gherkin [here]
language to describe a unit of testing, a Scenario, which in the case of the
classic form, via a Step Definition file, enact the appropriate actions and
validations. In the technical form no such code-behind is required.
In the Java world this Gherkin language form is hosted in an environment called
Cucumber [here]. Alternatively, in the C# world this Gherkin syntax is hosted in
an environment called SpecFlow [here].
The technical form of BDD is exemplified by the tests written using the Karate
framework [here]. This framework can be used in both Java (IntelliJ) [here] and
C# (VSCode) [here] development environments.
Let us look at these two BDD forms, in the context of crud operations in a
target application and identify and compare their key characteristics.
4. 2
The Classic Form
The classic form of BDD might usefully be characterised by the following
example:
In this example, the Scenario Outline test validates workflow of an application
related to “creating” a “business object” in the persistent store. The Examples
table specifies that the object is in fact a “Customer”. Of course, for a full CRUD
feature set we would need to write tests for “updating” and “deleting” and
ensure that all such Scenarios are synchronised on the same business object.
As can be seen, the test describes the UI-based user journey required to
achieve the desired outcome, creating a Customer business object.
Behind the scenes these statements link, via the default Cucumber text
matching approach, to Step Definition statements, for example, as illustrated in
the fragment below:
5. 3
The solution shown here reflects the pattern described in the earlier article “UI
Testing Pattern” [here].
The testing focusses on the user workflow to assert that a “business-object” has
been successfully added to the persistent store of the application. The assertion
necessarily needs to be made in the “@After” method associated with the
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executing Cucumber test and uses a utility class to query the back-end
database for a specific entry, the details of which are held in the
testContextJava object.
Further Scenarios will necessarily need to be written to cover the workflows
associated with the update and delete aspects of “CRUD”. These additional
Scenarios would need to be synchronised to focus on the appropriate common
data. As normal in testing we should aim to delete what we add to a system
when we test.
In the target application the front end is connected to the back end via RESTful
services, so, given this, we could assert the correctness of this business
operation in a more fundamental way than that offered by exercising the front-
end – enter Karate and API testing.
7. 5
The Technical Form
The technical form of BDD is characterised by tests written using the Karate
framework [here]. The focus of Karate is to permit fast and consistent testing of
APIs and has the bonus that it does not require code-behind Step Definitions to
be written. It should be noted that this framework cannot co-exist with the
classic form in a project.
We will be using the backend RESTful API of the application that was used
above and that was introduced in “UI Testing Pattern” [here], as the basis of
our tests. Specifically, we will look at the CRUD operation for the Customer
business object.
An example Karate test is as shown below, testing the CRUD operations
associated with “customers”:
9. 7
Here we see a Feature, “Customers-related CRUD process”, together with a
Background section and single Scenario Outline “Customers CRUD operations”, in
which the (create/update/delete) operations offered by a RESTful API are being
exercised. This API is one of those offered by the backend of the application
introduced in the article “UI Testing Pattern” [here]. In this API it is necessary
to firstly get an identity token which will be used in the header of subsequent
calls, and this is what is happening in the initial block (lines 14-24). Once this
is obtained, it is used as a “bearer” token in the header of the “create” call
configured and initiated in the following block (lines 27-53).
We then see a block that performs the “update” action (lines 54-66) followed
by one that performs the “delete” (lines 68-86).
In lines 27-30 it should be noted how we make use of Karate’s Java interop
mechanism to construct random data for our Customers object. The class,
JavaUtils, is in the Karate project and provides a range of static helper
methods.
In line 50, 80 and 85 we use another supporting Java type, JavaDbUtils, which
provides database-related methods, to enable assertions to be made related to
record counting as well as table entry deletion. It should be noted that the
application currently only marks “deleted” table entries with a non-null
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deletedAt field value corresponding to the (GMT) delete-time. To actually clean
up after our test we need to perform a SQL delete operation with an
appropriate where clause.
In this test we see keywords like “Given”, “And”, “When” and “Then”, echoing the
classic BDD form, but now they act as prefixes to more technically focused
statements. No code-behind is needed in order to have a functioning test case.
We can also see how the “* def”, definitional statement is quite prevalent,
setting up the various data elements used in requests and so on.
In our case, using the business object Customers, the API does not provide data
in the responses, hence we do not need to use the powerful matcher
capabilities of the framework to assert the correctness of response fields.
However, we do need to assert that the “create” and “delete” work as expected,
we do not want to just rely on getting an API success status. In these cases, as
noted earlier, we use, special Java types to directly query the backend database
and ensure that these operations are indeed successful.
Test Runner
To run our tests, we need a simple runner class, this is shown below:
Right clicking on the green glyph at line 8 and choosing “Run
testCustomers_CRUD()” or “Debug testCustomers_CRUD()” causes our test to run
(in the appropriate execution mode). The run command, instead of simply
referencing a feature file name, can have a chained set of tags referencing
specific Scenario or Scenario Outline tests that you want to have executed.
11. 9
Test Execution
The tests as shown here where developed and run within the IntelliJ IDE. In the
console, the most basic form of test output, we see:
20:36:22.390 [main] INFO com.intuit.karate - [print] Token URL: http://localhost:8080/api/auth/sign-in
20:36:23.734 [main] INFO com.intuit.karate - [print] Token rqst response:
eyJhbGciOiJIUzI1NiIsInR5cCI6IkpXVCJ9.eyJpZCI6ImIyNGI4YTQwLWE1MmItNDIxNi05MmZmLWZhYjYwMmNhNTZjMiIsImlhdCI6MTYxO
TExNjU4MywiZXhwIjoxNjE5NzIxMzgzfQ.UpAmVLfCV4zkZkX42ttr4rkvZofHSVrDX4EpPhvacos
20:36:23.777 [main] INFO com.intuit.karate - [print] Customer Number : 1258
20:36:23.780 [main] INFO com.intuit.karate - [print] Customer Telephone Number: 0048596849309
20:36:23.782 [main] INFO com.intuit.karate - [print] Customer Zip Code : 4331
20:36:23.786 [main] INFO com.intuit.karate - [print] Customer Name : Harrison Models635 AG
20:36:24.038 [main] INFO com.intuit.karate - [print] After CREATE, WHERE clause: customerName='Harrison
Models635 AG' AND deletedAt IS NULL
20:36:25.117 [main] INFO com.intuit.karate - [print] POST response: {
"country": "Switzerland",
"city": "Elgg",
"contactFirstName": "David",
"postalCode": "4331",
"salesRepEmployeeNumber": {
"officeCodeId": null,
"lastName": "Jones",
"extension": null,
"jobTitle": null,
"reportsToId": null,
"updatedById": "b24b8a40-a52b-4216-92ff-fab602ca56c2",
"employeeNumber": 1504,
"firstName": "Barry",
"createdAt": "2021-04-21T13:45:19.000Z",
"deletedAt": null,
"importHash": null,
"tenantId": "7c4ac4a7-c1ad-4e02-b3ff-974693ae8719",
"id": "b242b72e-115e-44bc-981b-870cb404118a",
"email": null,
"createdById": "b24b8a40-a52b-4216-92ff-fab602ca56c2",
"updatedAt": "2021-04-21T13:45:19.000Z"
},
"customerNumber": 1258,
"updatedById": "b24b8a40-a52b-4216-92ff-fab602ca56c2",
"customerName": "Harrison Models635 AG",
"createdAt": "2021-04-22T18:36:23.000Z",
"deletedAt": null,
"importHash": null,
"phone": "0048596849309",
"salesRepEmployeeNumberId": "b242b72e-115e-44bc-981b-870cb404118a",
"tenantId": "7c4ac4a7-c1ad-4e02-b3ff-974693ae8719",
"addressLine1": "Stutzstrasse 10a",
"creditLimit": "3500.00",
"addressLine2": null,
"id": "5ad1e62f-5676-4258-805a-6dd0b8fdcf28",
"state": "Zurich",
"createdById": "b24b8a40-a52b-4216-92ff-fab602ca56c2",
"updatedAt": "2021-04-22T18:36:23.000Z"
}
20:36:25.547 [main] INFO com.intuit.karate - [print] After DELETE(1), WHERE clause: customerName='Harrison
Models635 AG(2)' AND deletedAt IS NOT NULL
20:36:25.623 [main] INFO com.intuit.karate - [print] After DELETE(2), WHERE clause: customerName='Harrison
Models635 AG(2)'
---------------------------------------------------------
feature: classpath:karate/Customers/Customers_CRUD.feature
scenarios: 1 | passed: 1 | failed: 0 | time: 3.2691
However, as with the classic BDD form, Karate produces an HTML report which
is referenced in the console and this looks much more visual:
12. 10
Of course, in our case we only see one entry. In a production environment the
volume of results would be very much greater.
13. 11
Remarks
We have shown how the two forms of BDD style, classic and technical, can be
used for automated testing. The two forms apply in quite distinct areas of
testing, one, the classic, is particularly good at expressing business-level
workflow, user-journeys. The technical form, on the other hand, is particularly
good at the testing of APIs, whether SOAP or RESTful. It can also be used for
testing GraphQL [here] interfaces. Its use of the Cucumber/Gherkin keywords is
rather a case of syntactic sugar and should not be taken to indicate any wider
conformity with the classic approach.
We have shown how identity tokens, required as part of the header in each API
call, can be handled as well as how Java types can be factored into a test case,
thus providing more complex operations than offered by the framework. As well
as RESTful, SOAP APIs and GraphQL, Karate has been extended to provide
testing support for gRPC interfaces [here]. This topic will be specifically covered
in a later article.
The two approaches complement each other perfectly – a great pair of tools for
any test automation toolbox.