| Introduction to QTP |
o Introduction to QTP
o Was a Mercury Interactive Test tool
o Now, HP - Automation Test Tool
o The Latest version of QTP is called as UFT – Unified Functional Testing.
o Functional test tool
o Regression test tool
o Supports Stand alone, Web based and Client Server Apps
o Supports One tier / Two tier / Three tier / N-tier Apps
o Designed to provide a robust application verification
o Simple and easy to use and implement
o As simple as a Tape recorder
o Best at even record and play back
o Can be utilized at advanced level (coding, objects creation)
o Supports COM /DCOM/DOM/AOM
o Different Environments supported (Java, .NET, SAP…)
o Add ins available for other environment supports
o “Quick Test Professional” popularly called as QTP, originally from a company known as Mercury Interactive, which was acquired by Hewlett Packard (HP) in 2006 and is now HP’s QuickTest Professional
o The Latest version of QTP is called as UFT – Unified Functional Testing.
o QTP is primarily used for functional and regression automated testing.
o QTP can automate user actions on a window; web or client based computer application and tests the same actions for different users, and different data sets on various windows operating systems and on different browsers.
o It’s an easy tool to lean and implement automation testing.
o Automation using QTP saves lot of time, efforts, resources, and budget.
o It is as simple as a Tape recorder to record and playback test scripts
o Quick Test Professional can be utilized at advance level coding and object creation and also support COM/DCOM/DOM/AOM.
o QTP supports different environments like Java, .Net, SAP, Web, Windows and so on.
o For more about QTP @ www.OneTestingCenter.com
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