Session 06 - VB Scripting and Scripting Overview - sliderajaselv
This document provides an overview of a 5-week UFT training plan that includes sessions on tool features, scripting with VB, frameworks, and projects. Week 3 focuses on VB scripting, working with external files and libraries, and debugging. The agenda for this session will cover an introduction to VB scripting, variables, operators, decision statements, loops, and arrays as well as an overview of scripting topics like step generators, environment variables, and the debugger.
This document provides an overview of a 5-week UFT training plan covering topics like VB scripting, object repositories, frameworks, and ALM integration. The session covered in this document focuses on continuing VB scripting topics like variables, operators, decision statements, loops, functions, and debugging techniques. The next session will involve VB scripting assignments.
This document outlines an agenda for a training session on descriptive programming. The session will cover retrieving runtime values, descriptive programming types like static and dynamic, working with child objects and parent hierarchies, and web table objects. The next session will cover descriptive programming and arrays & objects. The overall training plan includes sessions on tool features, test infrastructure, object management, scripting, frameworks, and project support over 5 weeks.
Session 12 - Working with Web Tables and Smart Identificationrajaselv
This document provides an overview of the topics that will be covered in session 12 of a UFT training. The session will cover working with web tables and smart identification. Specifically, it will discuss adding webtable objects, retrieving cell values, understanding table structure, handling dynamic tables, using child objects and indexes, and setting base and optional filters for smart identification. The next session will cover testing, validation, frameworks, framework components and types of implementation.
Session 06 - VB Scripting and Scripting Overview - sliderajaselv
This document provides an overview of a 5-week UFT training plan that includes sessions on tool features, scripting with VB, frameworks, and projects. Week 3 focuses on VB scripting, working with external files and libraries, and debugging. The agenda for this session will cover an introduction to VB scripting, variables, operators, decision statements, loops, and arrays as well as an overview of scripting topics like step generators, environment variables, and the debugger.
This document provides an overview of a 5-week UFT training plan covering topics like VB scripting, object repositories, frameworks, and ALM integration. The session covered in this document focuses on continuing VB scripting topics like variables, operators, decision statements, loops, functions, and debugging techniques. The next session will involve VB scripting assignments.
This document outlines an agenda for a training session on descriptive programming. The session will cover retrieving runtime values, descriptive programming types like static and dynamic, working with child objects and parent hierarchies, and web table objects. The next session will cover descriptive programming and arrays & objects. The overall training plan includes sessions on tool features, test infrastructure, object management, scripting, frameworks, and project support over 5 weeks.
Session 12 - Working with Web Tables and Smart Identificationrajaselv
This document provides an overview of the topics that will be covered in session 12 of a UFT training. The session will cover working with web tables and smart identification. Specifically, it will discuss adding webtable objects, retrieving cell values, understanding table structure, handling dynamic tables, using child objects and indexes, and setting base and optional filters for smart identification. The next session will cover testing, validation, frameworks, framework components and types of implementation.
This document outlines the agenda for a training session on descriptive programming in Unified Functional Testing (UFT). The session will cover retrieving runtime values, working with child objects and web tables, and handling pop-ups. It will also discuss the differences between static and dynamic descriptive programming. The next session will focus on synchronization, working with web tables, and smart identification.
Session 01 - Introduction to UFT and Features - Slidesrajaselv
In this session you will learn:
1. UFT Evolution & Training Structure
2. UFT Tool Overview
3. Create the First GUI Script
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