Based on the context, “GTL testing” most likely refers to services provided by General Testing Laboratories (GTL), a leading independent lab specializing in automotive, safety, and compliance testing (e.g., Federal Motor Vehicle Safety Standards for the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration). If this isn’t the intended meaning (e.g., Glucose Tolerance Test or Gas-to-Liquid fuel testing),… Continue reading Advantages of GTL Testing
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TEST HARNESS – TESTING SCOPE
A test harness is a collection of tools, scripts, data, and software used to automate the execution of tests, manage test environments, and validate software behavior under various conditions. Defining the testing scope for a test harness involves determining what aspects of the software will be tested, the depth and breadth of testing, and the… Continue reading TEST HARNESS – TESTING SCOPE
WAPT IN TESTING
WAPT (Web Application Performance Testing) is a load and stress testing tool designed to assess the performance and reliability of web applications, websites, and APIs. It is widely used to simulate virtual user activity and measure system performance under various loads, helping developers and QA teams identify bottlenecks and optimize applications for scalability. Benefits of… Continue reading WAPT IN TESTING
Failover Testing
Types of Failover Testing Network Failover Simulates a network outage to ensure the backup infrastructure operates correctly. Load Balancing Failover Distributes network traffic from the original server across multiple servers to enhance performance and reliability. Automatic Failover Software scripts automate the switching of applications to the backup infrastructure upon detecting an outage. Manual Failover A… Continue reading Failover Testing
Heuristic testing
Heuristic testing is a usability evaluation method used to identify usability problems in a user interface. It involves a set of principles or guidelines, known as heuristics, that evaluators use to assess the interface. The most commonly referenced set of heuristics was developed by Jakob Nielsen and includes ten general principles for interaction design. Here’s… Continue reading Heuristic testing
NEED OF TEST SCRIPT
Test scripts are essential in the software development and testing process for several reasons. Here are some key needs and benefits of using test scripts: 1. Automation of Testing Processes Efficiency: Test scripts automate repetitive testing tasks, allowing for faster execution of tests compared to manual testing. Scalability: Automated tests can be run on multiple environments… Continue reading NEED OF TEST SCRIPT
TYPES OF TEST SCRIPT
Types of Test Scripts: Manual Test Scripts: These are written in a human-readable format and are executed manually by testers. They outline the steps to perform the test without automation. Automated Test Scripts: These are written in a programming language and executed by testing tools or frameworks (e.g., Selenium, JUnit, TestNG). They automate the testing… Continue reading TYPES OF TEST SCRIPT
TEST SCRIPT
A test script in the context of software testing is a set of instructions or code that automates the testing of a software application. It is designed to validate that the application behaves as expected under various conditions. Test scripts can be written in various programming or scripting languages, depending on the testing framework or tool being… Continue reading TEST SCRIPT
POSTMAN
Postman is a popular collaboration platform for API development. It provides a user-friendly interface for building, testing, and managing APIs. Here are some key features and functionalities of Postman: API Testing: Postman allows users to create and execute HTTP requests to test APIs. You can send requests using various methods (GET, POST, PUT, DELETE, etc.)… Continue reading POSTMAN
disadvantages of JUnit
While JUnit is a widely used and powerful testing framework for Java applications, it does have some disadvantages and limitations. Here are some of the key disadvantages of using JUnit: 1. Limited to Java JUnit is specifically designed for Java applications. If you are working in a multi-language environment or with non-Java applications, you will need… Continue reading disadvantages of JUnit