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Adventures in GUI Automation – Basic Hierarchy

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On the suspicion that my last post amounted to a bunch of word salad for a few, let me see if I can add some clarity by describing the basic hierarchy I’m using for my framework. At the top level, I have a suite control script that looks like this: doSetup   ‘Calls to set up […]

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Adventures in GUI Automation – Verification Layer

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One of the things I really like about the Logical Functional Model is the concept of removing verification code from the execution code. Another is updating verification data on the fly to reduce the likelihood of false positives. These concepts are especially appealing since QTP’s in-built verification method is not worth using. Verification points are […]