NTT DATA Corporation Pycrofts Garden Road Tamil Nadu, Chennai-600006 Phone: 91.44.3985.0000 Email: preethi.ganesamoorthy@nttdata.com An overview of Image Based Automation (White Paper for NTT Data Gold Club) Vinodhini P (EMP ID: 19110) BMS Version 10.01 STATEMENT OF CONFIDENTIALITY / DISCLAIMER This document is the property of NTT Data and is produced in response to your request. No part of this document shall be reproduced, stored in a retrieval system, or transmitted by any means, electronic, mechanical, photocopying, recording, or otherwise, to parties outside of your organization without prior written permission from NTT Data. TABLE OF CONTENTS 1. ABOUT THE AUTHOR(S)/CONTRIBUTORS III 2. INTRODUCTION IV 2.1 Image Based Automation – Introduction v 2.2 Object Oriented Approach Vs Image Based Approach vii 2.2.1 Black Box GUI Automation Overview vii 2.2.2 Object Oriented Approach viii 2.2.3 Image Based Approach x 2.3 Benefits xii 3. IMAGE BASED AUTOMATION TOOLS: XIII 3.1 Tool Matrix xv 3.2 Real Time Business Case Study xvi 4. INTRODUCTION TO SIKULI XX 4.1 What is Sikuli? xx 4.2 Why Sikuli? xxi 4.3 How Sikuli works xxi 4.4 Sikuli for Mobile Platforms xxii 4.4.1 iOS application testing with Sikuli xxii 4.4.2 Android application testing with Sikuli xxii 4.4.3 Pros and Cons xxiii 5. KEY TESTING CHALLENGES XXIV 6. CONCLUSION XXV 7. GLOSSARY XXVI 8. REFERENCE XXVII 1. About the Author(s)/Contributors Vinodhini P is working as a Senior Software engineer in the McKesson project. She has been a part of NTT Data for more than 3 years where she started the career as a fresher. She has gradually gained experienc... ... middle of paper ... ...nvironments with mixed technologies and in certain cases where object oriented tools fails or lack support of a certain feature or technology. Automation development costs are typically lower because of simplicity but long term maintenance costs may be higher due to environment vulnerabilities. 7. Glossary IBA- Image Based Automation GUI- Graphical User Interface API- Application Programming Interface OS- Operating System AUT- Application under Test I/p- Input O/p- Output 8. Reference • http://www.testrepublic.com/profiles/blogs/object-oriented-automation-1 • http://www.sikuli.org/ • http://en.wikipedia.org • http://www.t-plan.com • Atif M. Memon, M.E. Pollack and M.L. Soffa. Using a Goal-driven Approach to Generate Test Cases for GUIs. ICSE '99 Proceedings of the 21st international conference on Software engineering.
The project will bring several changes to the company; it will first expand the current physical IT environment. It will provide the ability to increase the storage capacity of the current storage requirement and expected growth of data, while establishing a new data warehouse and business analytics applications and user interfaces. The project will also improve security by establishing security policies and it will leverage newer cloud based technology to provide a highly redundant, flexible and scalable IT environment while also allowing the ability to establish a low cost disaster recovery site.
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Working on requirement gathering, requirement analysis, high level and granular level mapping, gap analysis, setups, functional and technical extensions and modifications, unit testing, stress testing, integration testing, and CRP’s related to the split scenario and post production data cleansing.
In the period between this and January 8 when the system was to be finished LAS experienced some internal problems with reduction and restructuring in both budget and staff which led to lack of stability and less satisfying working conditions. The employees were not involved in the development process and there were no training or education provided. At the same time they understood that the system wasn’t working to expectations and that they wouldn’t make time-limit. On basis of this they had to make a new schedule were they divided the remaining work and needed implementation processes into three phases. This break down of implementation structure and rush of implementation led to immediate software errors, equipment failures and other problems. Still they did not prioritized testing of software, and the backup system was not cleared.
Abstract— Software testing is very important element in various product accuracy. Software testing is set of activities conducted with the intent of finding errors in software. It also verifies and validate whether the program is working correctly with no bugs no not. There are basically three levels of testing- Unit, Integration and System. Unit testing referred to as testing in small whereas Integration and System testing are referred to as testing in large. Various testing techniques available for designing of test cases. This paper basically deals with various techniques available to design software testing test cases.
The development team has begin to have meetings with both Bob and Thelma Mellankamp. They have expressed that they need to go ahead with an upgrade of their information system. To conduct the planning necessary several step must be taken. These are to include the identification of the issue; the scope of the project as a whole; the feasibility of the project; and the development of a project scope statement in order to identify expectations, deliverables, and benefits of conducting this project.
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AtekPC had developed a vast array of IT applications primarily focused on for the use of business functions like accounting, manufacturing, sales and distribution. There was very little integration between these systems. Most projects were medium sized and were managed informally by the development team (Lead Analysts). Any new development or maintenance projects were undertaken using an informal approach and this led to quick response time and also fewer conflicts. Also the Lead Analysts had long tenures and developed a deep understanding of the business requirements. Changing business needs required complex projects that involved multiple functional and technological areas. The demands of t...
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A new energy is rising within CNS. Over the past year, many members of our administrative computing team have been developing Oracle applications. It is a new challenge to both CNS and our clients. We journey up the learning curve together and over the trial-and-error hurdles. Each day offers a new opportunity to understand another concept or process.
Reliability and precision- The old focus of using automation only to increase productivity and reduce cost was short-sighted because a skilled workforce is required for maintenance and repair.
My interest in Information Systems Management was drawn when I was working on my final year project at Maharashtra Institute of Technology under the able guidance of the head of the Computer Engineering department. Professor R. K. Bedi’s support provided a much needed boost to my confidence in my programming skills. This new found confidence, in conjunction with the organization management skills I had acquired through active participation in extracurricular activities like “Tesla”, in inter college programming fest, made me realize I wanted to pursue a program that had comprised a blend of both the computer science and management disciplines.
Computers and Technology have fascinated me right from my childhood and I have always had it in my mind to choose Information Technology for my engineering. As the years passed my eagerness grew and so did my thirst to attain higher education and now is the perfect time for me to ignite the spark in me. This has given me the courage to analyze the fact that I have a herculean task ahead in order to comprehend an extensive proportion of subject and enjoy it while assimilating the problems.
On joining the college, I concentrated on acquiring knowledge not only through the classroom teaching materials, but also through the volumes of Computer related materials. In the process I have acquired in-depth knowledge in the fields of Database Management Systems, Data Mining and Data Warehousing, Software Engineering especially in the concepts related to process organization and responsibilities. I was also fascinated by the growth of Networking and Communication Technology and developed keen interest in the subjects such as Computer Networks, Data Communications and Network Protocols. The Operating systems lab and Computer Networks lab unleashed a relentless desire in me to excel at its usage and find innovative applications.