Saturday, December 3, 2011

How to Add checkpoints in your tests

QuickTest enables you to reuse existing checkpoints. When you create checkpoints, consider which checkpoints can be reused in multiple locations in your test or in multiple tests. For example:

Checkpoints that check generic content or the state of your application may be useful in multiple locations.
Checkpoints that check the content of a specific area of your application are generally useful in only one particular place in your test.
The following examples illustrate situations in which inserting an existing checkpoint may be useful:

If each page of your application contains your organization's logo, you can reuse a bitmap checkpoint to verify each occurrence in the application.
If your application contains multiple edit boxes, you can reuse a checkpoint to confirm the enabled status of these edit boxes throughout your test.

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