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Test Fusion Reporting - dookied2 - 03-13-2008
What is it? Pls do not give me the standard useless quote found on every other blog.
Is it part of QTP? I have searched and searched and cannot find it there.
Where can I find it? What is it used for? Is it used instead of QTP Results or in addition to it? Is anyone actually using it? Etc, etc.
I tried Googling but all I get are vague references to QTP and the same worthless quote I mentioned above.
I would appreciate any more info anyone has to share re: it.
Thanks.
RE: Test Fusion Reporting - sreekanth chilam - 03-15-2008
Test Fusion Reports :
Once a tester has run a test, a TestFusion report displays
allaspects of the test run: a high-level results overview,
an expandableTree View of the test specifying exactly where
application failuresoccurred, the test data used,
application screen shots for every stepthat highlight any
discrepancies, and detailed explanations of eachcheckpoint
pass and failure. By combining TestFusion reports
with QuickTest Professional, you can share reports across an
entire QA and development team."
RE: Test Fusion Reporting - dookied2 - 03-20-2008
I am not looking for a pat answer to an interview question, that is the very same answer that is listed on every blog for this subject...
I need to know where to find it, is it a part of QTP, or QC? Is it a standalone app/plugin?
What is the difference between the QTP result viewer and the Test Fusion Reports?
What is the purpose of Test Fusion Reports?
Where can I find more detailed info on it?
Thanks.
RE: Test Fusion Reporting - dookied2 - 03-20-2008
Nevermind, I found the answer. Basically Test Fusion is the Results Viewer in QTP. Looks like it may have been an old name for it.
Thanks.