When WinRunner Automation Framework (as mentioned earlier WinRunner Automation Framework is just a collection of scripts that are generic, so that it could be used for all applications) is used we need not write scripts separately for each component. Ø In the perspective of an organization, the efficiency of test automation can be improved,Īt present we develop separate Automation Scripts for testing each component of ZENWorks using the Data driven automation strategy. Ø The frame work is application independent, so any application can be tested without changing the scripts in the framework. Ø Reduce maintenance of scripts and increase productivity.
Ø Run automated test cases more reliably. Ø Tester need not spend time on creating the test scripts, instead he/she can spend much efforts on other aspects like test plan, design, etc., The following are the benefits that we can achieve using WRAFS, Ø The test assets that we develop are Tool Independent Ø It is a Keyword Driven (or Table Driven) Test Automation Framework Ø It is an Application independent framework The following are the characteristics of WRAFS,
(In general, all applications that can be tested by WinRunner can be tested by WRAFS also). WRAFS can be used for any of the following types of applications.
Which type of applications can be tested using WRAFS? Refer the following link for the basic understanding of the Table Driven Automation Framework. This is a keyword-driven testing or table-driven testing automation framework. Physically it is a collection of generic scripts, which can be used to test any application. This framework is built on top of WinRunner. I recommend you to subscribe by email below and have new UFT articles sent directly to your inbox.WRAFS is an acronym for WinRunner® Automation Framework Support. If you want to keep track of further articles on UFT (QTP). Do let me know your experience through the comments below, if you are going to try/have tried this service.ĭisclaimer: Guys I haven’t tried it myself so don’t blame me if something goes wrong 🙂 Going through all this, the solution looks promising.
#Winrunner version free
They can provide you with a free demo through this request form.
#Winrunner version manual
Over 80% of the migration happens automatically by the tool and you only pay for the manual component of the work. This is not a licensed tool but a service to provide a complete end-to-end solution.These include Java, Web, VB, ActiveX, TE, Oracle, Windows and others. Supports all the application user interfaces that WinRunner and QTP support together.Here are some of the important features I extracted from their detailed FAQ’s. Surely that must be doing something right.
Their site claims that they are the “The only validated & HP approved solution to migrate WinRunner to QTP”.
#Winrunner version code
It is the fastest, most comprehensive and cost effective technology to re-architect and migrate WinRunner based code and artifacts to QTP.
#Winrunner version pro
WinQuick is a comprehensive HP WinRunner to QuickTest Pro migration platform that converts over 90% of the WinRunner code to QTP automagically. But how can you do this in the most efficient way? Having said that, now that HP is phasing out WinRunner and is putting all efforts on QTP you have no option left but to migrate them as soon as possible. The amount of manual labour (to automate –see the irony!) that you may require might not be worth it. We know that, it’s a real pain if we try to mirror WinRunner scripts to QTP from scratch. This post is for those who are looking to migrate their existing WinRunner scripts to QTP.
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