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UFT Reporter.ReportEvent Status Values
micPass = 0 micFail = 1 micDone = 2 micWarning = 3 micInfo = 4
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Disconnecting from Remote Desktop while Running Automated Tests
When running automated tests on virtual machines using RDP sessions, the screen may become cluttered and one may wish to close these windows which attract our attention away from the current work. So,...
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Using Assertions to Control the Script Flow
In computer programming, an assertion is a statement that a predicate (Boolean-valued function, a true–false expression) is expected to always be true at that point in the code. If an assertion...
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A Flexible Data-Driven Select Case Function
It is possible to define conditions which, if true, trigger a call to another function or subroutine, or execute a block of code. Usually this is done by writing a decision-making structure in our...
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A Flexible Data-Driven If Function
In a previous post we delved into a method to override the Select Case decision-making structure to enable more efficient, manageable and readable coding which uses a flexible data-driven approach....
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Bulk Rename Files with RegExp
Renaming a file is a common task for which Windows Explorer is enough. However, when it comes to to bulk renaming files things are not so simple. For instance, How-to-Geek describes how to bulk rename...
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How to Use Test Parameters Dynamically with AOM
UFT enables the use of test parameters, which in order to be used in an action they must be passed when called. The best practice, in my view, is to first add the parameters to the test and assign them...
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What’s App, UFT?
Customer tales: An exception a developer got while debugging a script disclosed undocumented UFT global object: App. This short article presents the lesson learned and defines what’s App actually ☺ A...
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What’s App, UFT? (continued)
The purpose of this short post is to correct an error I made recently with regard to the App UFT variable (object). In a previous article which centered around the usage of Option Explicit as part of...
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A Simple Function to Return the Result of a “Negative” Checkpoint
Negative tests check that the application or system under test (AUT/SUT) can handle gracefully invalid inputs, such as an invalid username at login, or an invalid ID number when creating a new...
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