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I loved the video on Data Driven Testing. Ever given thought to making one on Object Driven Testing? I am trying to figure out a way to crack a nut, and having a clear understanding of the what and w...
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That tutorial was very helpful. I can really envision making use of this to create reusable components in an object oriented sort of way.
One challenge I face is that I have some tests I want to create in which I have a set of relational data. I want to store that data at a point in the test, operate on the AUT and then compare the stored data to the expected results after the performed actions. I cannot use table checkpoints becase
1. The grids and data stores we use are not supported.
2. I need to control which fields in the data store are compared to what.
What would you expert folk recommend using for a data store? I could use DDT data tables. I suppose I could create classes of the stores structures and instantiate and populate them in code. (I am assuming you can do that though I have not gotten that far in the tutorials yet.)
Does anyone have opinion on how they would do this?
You guys are very helpful. I appreciate it.
One challenge I face is that I have some tests I want to create in which I have a set of relational data. I want to store that data at a point in the test, operate on the AUT and then compare the stored data to the expected results after the performed actions. I cannot use table checkpoints becase
1. The grids and data stores we use are not supported.
2. I need to control which fields in the data store are compared to what.
What would you expert folk recommend using for a data store? I could use DDT data tables. I suppose I could create classes of the stores structures and instantiate and populate them in code. (I am assuming you can do that though I have not gotten that far in the tutorials yet.)
Does anyone have opinion on how they would do this?
You guys are very helpful. I appreciate it.