Over the past few weeks, I have been introducing Eye on Quality readers to some of the protocols for running LeanFT (UFT Pro) and UFT tests with Jenkins. (Learn more about both products at https://software.microfocus.com). Using Jenkins to execute your UFT and LeanFT tests is a great way to enhance your CICD pipeline. Today, I’ll share… Continue reading Running LeanFT Tests with Jenkins
Author: Michael Deveaux
Michael has been a Technical Support Engineer with Orasi since November of 2012, focusing on supporting customers with QTP, UFT and UFT Pro (LeanFT) issues.
Prior to coming on board with Orasi, Michael has over 12 years of functional testing experience utilizing WinRunner, QuickTest Professional and Unified Functional Testing.
Running UFT Tests in ALM from Jenkins
Using Jenkins to Run and View UFT Tests in ALM As a follow-on to our recent post about setting up Jenkins to execute tests built with Micro Focus UFT and LeanFT, this article will outline the process for running and viewing UFT tests in Micro Focus ALM. (See Running Test Sets from ALM on the… Continue reading Running UFT Tests in ALM from Jenkins
Using Jenkins to Execute Tests Built with Micro Focus UFT and LeanFT
Increasingly, I am seeing companies use Jenkins to execute tests for UFT and/or LeanFT, two automated testing tools from Micro Focus (formerly HPE) that can accelerate quality and release cycles compared to manual testing. This is a sensible approach, given that UFT and LeanFT, when run with Jenkins, can streamline the continuous integration/continuous delivery pipeline.… Continue reading Using Jenkins to Execute Tests Built with Micro Focus UFT and LeanFT
Passing Parameters from ALM to UFT
In one of my automation engineer positions, I found that we needed to run the exact same tests in multiple different environments. Part of the process (documented here) involved passing parameters from ALM to UFT. In that article, I did not go into detail about how to set up UFT to accept and use the… Continue reading Passing Parameters from ALM to UFT
Using HPE LeanFT’s JavaScript SDK
I. Introduction and Purpose The introduction of Hewlett Packard Enterprise (HPE) LeanFT with UFT 12.50 enabled users to create tests in popular development IDE’s such as Visual Studio and Eclipse. Using these IDE’s, automated tests can be written in Java or C# .Net and used within continuous integration and deployment frameworks. With the release of LeanFT… Continue reading Using HPE LeanFT’s JavaScript SDK
How to View HPE LeanFT Test Results in HPE ALM
With the release of HPE UFT/LeanFT 12.51, HPE provided the capability for HPE LeanFT tests to be executed from HPE ALM with the results stored in HPE ALM. In previous posts, I showed how to execute tests created in both Eclipse and Visual Studio in HPE ALM. The HPE documentation on how to view the… Continue reading How to View HPE LeanFT Test Results in HPE ALM
Running HPE LeanFT Tests from HPE ALM – Part Two
Tests Created in Visual Studio With the release of HPE UFT/LeanFT 12.51, HPE provided the capability for HPE LeanFT tests to be executed from HPE ALM with the results stored in HPE ALM. We found the process to accomplish this in HPE documentation to be cumbersome, and it currently contains errors (which HPE is correcting).… Continue reading Running HPE LeanFT Tests from HPE ALM – Part Two
Running HPE LeanFT Tests from HPE ALM – Part One
Tests Created in Eclipse With the release of HPE UFT/LeanFT 12.51, HPE provided the capability for HPE LeanFT tests to be executed from HPE ALM with the results stored in HPE ALM. We found the process to accomplish this in HPE documentation to be cumbersome, and it currently contains errors (which HPE is correcting). I’m… Continue reading Running HPE LeanFT Tests from HPE ALM – Part One
Using UFT Across Multiple Environments
One of the challenges I faced as an automation engineer was the need to run my tests in multiple environments that had different site URLs, databases, server locations, etc. Trying to set up tests so they can run ANYWHERE can be difficult. I had to develop some way to do this, because the company I… Continue reading Using UFT Across Multiple Environments
Managing DbTable Objects in UFT
If your UFT testing involves a lot of database checkpoints or output values, then you’ve probably noticed that a lot of “DbTable_#” objects get created in your object repository (OR). The more checkpoints or output values you use, the more cluttered the OR gets. In the image below, you can see three DbTable objects have… Continue reading Managing DbTable Objects in UFT