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Cross-Site Scripting (XSS)
What is Cross-Site Scripting? Cross-site scripting, also known as XSS, is a type of security vulnerability typically found in Web applications. It occurs when a web application gathers malicious data from a user. The data is usually gathered in the...
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Creating AdvancedTest Plan in JMeter
The need for creating an Advanced Test Plan comes in when the test requires any of the following The need to validate results based on updates to a field in the DB To use Input File in order to parameterize...
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Creating Basic Test Plan in JMeter
How to Create a Basic Test Plan? Steps to be followed while recording a script: Open a new Test Plan Right click on Test Plan->Add->Threads (users) ->Thread Group Right-click on Thread Group->Add->Config Element-> HTTP Cookie Manager Right-click on Thread Group->Add->Config...
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Test Automation Frameworks
A framework is a set of assumptions, concepts & practices that support automation. Types of Frameworks Test script Modularity Framework Test Library Architecture Framework Keyword driven Framework Data Driven Framework Hybrid Frameworks Test Script Modularity Framework Test script modularity framework...
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Basics Of Messaging Platform
There are different types of messages that can be sent using a messaging platform. Some of these are: Text Message Multimedia Message WAP Message Service Messages Here we can take a deep look into the text messages. There are basically...
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Everything about Performance Testing
What is Performance Testing? Performance testing of an application is basically the process of understanding how the web application and its operating environment respond at various user load levels. In general, we want to measure the latency, throughput, and utilization...
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Working with JMeter Regular Expression Extractor
Using JMeter Regular Expression Extractor During the course of automating tests many times, the test scripts depend on input values that are generated during the test run. These values can be stored in a variable but sometimes the test requires...
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Automation Index Formula – A checklist to help in identifying the tests that are feasible to automate
“Just because a test is automatable it does not mean it should be automated” Elfriede Dustin Automation testing begins with an analysis of what is feasible to automate, taking into account the budget, resources, schedule, and available expertise. Given limited...
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Mobile Application Testing
Introduction: Handheld devices are evolving and becoming increasingly complex with the continuous addition of features and functionalities. Testing is challenging in the handheld, wireless world because problems are new, or they show up in new ways. This paper is aimed...
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Everything About Single Sign On (SSO)
What do you mean by Single Sign On (SSO)? Single sign-on is authentication to access the different applications from a single environment by without giving multiple usernames or passwords. Single sign-on uses only one login and through this users access...
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Software Quality Control vs Software Quality Assurance (QC vs QA)
Difference between QA and QC This is one of the most frequently asked questions, with many different versions of the definition. What is Software Quality Control (SQC)? Software Quality Control (SQC) is the set of procedures used by an organization...
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Service Oriented Architecture
Service Oriented Architecture SOA is an evolution of distributed computing designed to allow the interaction of software components, called “services”, across a network. Applications are created from a composition of these services and the services can be shared among multiple...
