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AlexKaras
11 years agoChampion Level 3
Hi Vinod,
While all recommendations provided by others are quite relevant and it is not easy to think out something really different, in your case, first of all, I would appreciate if you let us know what application you are testing and blinking of what object you'd like to check.
Assuming that you are testing web application in the browser and trying to check blinking of some image, my personal opinion is that you are triyng to test non-relevant thing.
Indeed, are you verifying that browser can display blinking image? I guess you are not. Are you checking that properly created image will be displayed as blinking under all OSes? Again, I think that you are not.
What I think is worth to be verified is:
a) The file contains correct blinking image(s); and
b) Expected file is displayed in the browser.
Point a) can be verified manually and only once when creating a test. Then the correct file can be stored in the TestComplete Stores as the expected master file. To verify point b), you may, during the test execution, get the full name of the file from the page source, get the file from the web server and binary compare it with the expected master from the Stores. If the files are different, this can be reported as a failure in the log for future test result investigation.
While all recommendations provided by others are quite relevant and it is not easy to think out something really different, in your case, first of all, I would appreciate if you let us know what application you are testing and blinking of what object you'd like to check.
Assuming that you are testing web application in the browser and trying to check blinking of some image, my personal opinion is that you are triyng to test non-relevant thing.
Indeed, are you verifying that browser can display blinking image? I guess you are not. Are you checking that properly created image will be displayed as blinking under all OSes? Again, I think that you are not.
What I think is worth to be verified is:
a) The file contains correct blinking image(s); and
b) Expected file is displayed in the browser.
Point a) can be verified manually and only once when creating a test. Then the correct file can be stored in the TestComplete Stores as the expected master file. To verify point b), you may, during the test execution, get the full name of the file from the page source, get the file from the web server and binary compare it with the expected master from the Stores. If the files are different, this can be reported as a failure in the log for future test result investigation.
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