Ans: The additional file generated is - AnalogTrackList.dat.

All the mouse movements and key board events will be captured in the .dat file.

Ans: After the normal mode of recording, different files will be generated at the test script and action level.

After recording and saving the test script a folder will be created with the script name.

The files generated at the test script are:

1) default.cfg - Configuration file

2) default.usp - Run logic file

3) default.xls - Data file, which contains Global and Action1 sheet

4) Parameters.mtr - Test script parameters

5) Test2.usr - Test script main file

6) Action0 folder - Contains the script settings to load the supportive actions and actions sequence scripts

7) Action1 folder - Contains actual action scripts which can be executable

The files generated at action level are:

1) script.mts - Test script

2) Resource.mtr - Action parameters

3) ObjectRepository.bdb - Object repository

4) Snapshots folder - Contains all the step level snapshots

Ans: An automated business component is called as a scripted component. The business component will be created by the business analyst. And the test analyst or automation engineer automates the business component.

Ans: Add-ins in Quick Test will be enabled by following the below mentioned steps:

1) Select File -> Settings

2) Test Settings dialog box will open

3) Select the Properties tab

4) Click on Modify button (Near to Associated Add-ins list area)

5) Modify Associated Add-ins pops up. Select or deselect the check boxes accordingly

6) Press OK button

7) Press OK on Test Settings dialog box

8) Restart Quick Test to reflect the changes

Ans: Step generator has the below mentioned categories:

Test Objects: Enables you to select a test object and operation for the step (for tests only).

Utility Objects: Enables you to select a Utility object and operation for the step.

Functions: Enables you to select a function for the step from the available library functions (tests only), VBScript functions, and internal script functions.

Ans: Step generator is used, when the automation engineer is not aware of VB scripting or the type of objects available with QTP.

When you design tests, you usually begin by adding steps that represent the operations an end-user would perform as part of the business process you want to test. Then, to increase the power and flexibility of your test, you can add steps that contain programming logic to the basic framework.

Ans: There are seven different types of web elements can be checked using accessibility checkpoints. They are:

ActiveX Check: Checks whether the page or frame contains ActiveX objects. If so, Quick Test sends a warning and displays a list of the objects in the Test Results.

Alt Property Check: Checks that the <alt> attribute exists for all relevant objects (such as images). If one or more objects lack the required attribute, the test fails and Quick Test displays a list of the objects with the missing attribute in the Test Results. (Selected by default.)

Applet Check: Checks whether the page or frame contains Java objects. If so, Quick Test sends a warning and displays a list of the objects in the Test Results.

Frame Titles Check: Checks that the page and all frames in the page have titles. If one or more frames (or the page) lack the required title, the test fails and Quick Test displays a list of the frames that lack titles in the Test Results.

Multimedia Links Check: Checks whether the page or frame contains links to multimedia objects. If so, Quick Test sends a warning and displays a list of the links in the Test Results.

Server-side Image Check: Checks whether the page or frame contains Server-side images. If so, Quick Test sends a warning and displays a list of the images in the Test Results.

Tables Check: Checks whether the page or frame contains tables. If so, Quick Test sends a warning and displays the table format and the tags used in each cell in the Test Results.

During analog recording there are two types of options displayed:

1) Record relative to the screen

Quick Test records any mouse movement or keyboard input relative to the coordinates of the screen, regardless of which application is open or which application is specified in the Record and Run Settings dialog box.

Record relative to the screen will be chosen, when the screen co-ordinates and the application co-ordinates are same.

OR

If quick test need to interact with the multiple applications.

OR

If the window positions are always fixed.

2) Record relative to the following window

Quick Test recognizes the window in normal mode. The window declarations will be captured into the object repository.

Quick Test records the analog events relative to the window.

Record relative to the following window is chosen, if the window position relative to the screen is unpredictable.

 To work with Business Process Testing from within Quick Test, you must connect to a Quality Center project with Business Process Testing support.

 By default, the Global data sheet will be updated. If the default data sheet needs to be changed, select the output value property area and change data sheet to respective action sheet.