by Ankur Jain | Last Updated On Aug 8, 2014 | Interview |
What according to you are the key elements of a robust QTP automation framework?What would you recommend as the best way to learn QTP? Simple abstraction that hides the complexity of the framework and takes advantage of reusable code. Scalability from parameterized values to allow larger sets of test data to be run unattended. Recover from instability, allowing tests to execute unattended even when objects are not found and msgbox debugging statements remain in the code.
by Ankur Jain | Last Updated On Dec 13, 2018 | Interview |
The one feature that would have the biggest impact on my day-to-day testing would be a run-time license. With HP’s current license scheme, we can’t afford a lot of licenses to run our tests. How do we create maintainable tests that produce meaningful and reliable results from one software release to the next?Web Extensibility is my favorite new feature in QTP. Using a custom Web Extensibility Add-In we wrote for our AUT, we have seen a huge performance gain.
by Ankur Jain | Last Updated On Sep 1, 2016 | Interview |
1. If you could introduce one new feature in the next version of QTP, what would it be? 2. What is the toughest QTP challenge that you have faced? 3. Let’s say you are interviewing someone for a position of QTP test lead, and you can only ask 5 questions to gauge the candidate’s knowledge. What are the 5 questions you would ask? 4. Which feature of QTP was your most recent discovery? 5. How significant is QTP certification to you when you’re screening candidates for a QTP tester position? 6. Please give a message for beginners in QTP.
by Ankur Jain | Last Updated On Sep 1, 2016 | Interview |
With this post I am kickstarting a series of interviews with QTP experts. In the coming days we will get to know what experts from all corners of the globe think about QTP, what they look for in a potential QTP candidate and other such questions of key interest to QTP professionals. The same set of six questions were put to all the QTP experts. It would be interesting to see their answers on the subject, and I am sure that each one of us would have something to learn from them. What is the toughest QTP challenge that you have faced?
