Web Sites Testing with Web Sites Testing with Visual Studio Team SystemVisual Studio Team System

Shai RaitenSela Grouphttp://blogs.microsoft.co.il/blogs/shair

AgendaAgenda

• Web Test In Team System• Basic Web Test• Advanced Web Test• Limitations• Q & A• Summary

Web Test In Team SystemWeb Test In Team System

DEMODEMOBasic Web Testing

Validation Rules Validation Rules Verifies the existence of specified text inThe response.

• Form Field• Find Text• Maximum Request Time• Required Attribute Value • Required Tag

DEMODEMOValidation Rule

Data Driven Web TestData Driven Web Test

Combine Data Source To Web Test To Create Correlation

• SQL• XML• CSV• TXT• ODBC

DEMODEMOData Driven Web Test

Extraction / Custom Extraction RulesExtraction / Custom Extraction Rules

Extract text from the response.

• Attribute Value• Form Field • HTTP Header • Regular Expression • Text • Hidden Fields

DEMODEMOExtraction / Custom Extraction Rules

Web Test And Request PluginsWeb Test And Request Plugins

• Check at the Beginning / End of Test

• Check at the Beginning / End of Request

• Write C# code to parse values.

DEMODEMOWeb Test And Request Plugins

Coded Web TestsCoded Web Tests

Add Logic to your Web Test

• Branching

• Looping

• Free Style Code

DEMODEMOCoded Web Tests

• Record on different browsers

• More detailed capture

• Lighter recorder

• Record more then one browser at the same time.

DEMODEMORecord Web Test Using Fiddler Tool

Team BuildTeam Build

LimitationsLimitations

• Functional Testing– Third Party Tools – WaTin, WebAii

• GUI Testing– Third Party Tools

• Silverlight– Unit Test– Web Test Plugins

• Flash

Q & AQ & A

SummarySummary

• Team System Is More Then Development

Environment.

• Easy and Flexible

• Mature Testing Tool

Thank YouThank You

Additional ResourcesAdditional Resources

Team Systemwww.teamsystemrocks.comMSDNhttp://msdn.microsoft.com/teamsystemhttp://msdn.microsoft.com/testingMy Bloghttp://blogs.microsoft.co.il/blogs/shair

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