Tester guide

Tester manual guide for

Manual and automated testing

Version.1.0

Table of Content

1. Introduction 6

1.1 Objectives of the present Manual 6

2. Abbreviations, acronyms and notions used in Guide 6

2.1. Abbreviations and acronyms 6

2.2. Notions 6

3. Installation of applications 8

4. Starting with Case Complete 11

4.1. Creating a Use Case 11

4.2. Creating a Test Case 11

4.3. Adding Requirements to a Use-Case 12

4.4. Creating Requirements 12

4.5. Migrate Test-Cases and Requirements to MTM (TFS) 13

5. Getting Started in Microsoft Test Manager 2013 15

5.1. Creating a Test Plan 15

5.2. Creating a Test-Case 16

6. Performing manual testing 19

6.1. Configure Test Plan for manual testing 19

6.2. Running manual test 21

7. Running automated tests 23

7.1. Configure Test Plan for automated testing 23

7.2. Automate a test case 24

7.2.1. Recording your actions during a test run 25

7.2.2. Link Coded UI test with Test-Case 27

7.2.2.1 Generate Coded UI test from a Test-Case 27

7.2.2.2 Add Coded UI test to Source Control 29

7.2.2.3 Coded UI test and Test-Case 32

7.3. Create Build Definition 34

Step 1. Create a new build Definition 34

8. Setting a lab environment in MTM Lab Center 37

8.1. Create a lab environment 37

9. Creating Release Work Flow in Release Management 2013 41

9.1. Set up Stages 41

9.2. Set up servers and environments 41

9.2.1. Register servers 41

9.2.2. Create environments 42

9.2.3. Create a release path 43

9.2.4. Create a release Build 44

9.2.5. Create a release template 45

9.3. Queue a Release Build 50

10. Coded UI Test 51

10.1. Creating a new Coded UI Test Project 51

10.2. Data Driven Coded UI test 52

This is a Quick Start Guide for manual testing. The guide helps you get started quickly by describing how to create manual tests, run them and record the results by using Microsoft Test Manager. 59

http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/vstudio/dd380763(v=vs.110).aspx 59

To install Visual Studio, you can use the installation media—for example, DVDs—or you can download the installation files from the Microsoft website. 59

http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/e2h7fzkw.aspx 59

In this walkthrough you will learn the procedures that are used to configure a test setting that uses a test controller and test agents to distribute a load test across several machines. Additionally, this walkthrough demonstrates how to add diagnostic and data adapters to the test setting. 59

http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ff400223.aspx 59

Managing Test Controllers and Test Agents with Visual Studio 59

http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/dd695837.aspx 59

Using 59

Microsoft Test Manager 2013. 59

Manual Testing To Full Automation 59

This video clip describes how to plan and perform tests and record the manual test, and Creating Code UI, and test automation 59

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C3BnnR42lHA 59

Automate a test case in Microsoft Test Manager 59

http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/dd380741.aspx 59

Creating a Data-Driven Coded UI Test. 59

And add on .CSV file. 59

To test different conditions, you can run your tests multiple times with different parameter values. Data-driven coded UI tests are a convenient way to do this. You define parameter values in a data source, and each row in the data source is an iteration of the coded UI test. The overall result of the test will be based on the outcome for all the iterations. For example, if one test iteration fails, the overall test result is failure. 59

http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ee624082.aspx 59

and video: 59

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FW2VADmeOoI 59

In the video clip explains how to add a .CSV file 59

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fvpxuVrrlEU 59

Load Testing 59

Use load testing in Visual Studio Ultimate to find performance issues before you release your app. 59

http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/dn250793.aspx 60

and video: 60

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=37x8cHK7qLU 60

Standard lab environments 60

A standard lab environment is a collection of computers that can be managed as a group, as part of your tests. The computers can be physical or virtual Windows machines. 60

http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ee390842.aspx 60

Automating Builds with TFS Build Definitions 60

Here comes the description of the case for the creation of build 60

http://boldradius.com/blog-post/UwOLcQEAAJV04Pl3/automating-builds-with-tfs-build 60

and video: 60

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zfSKeMU29CA 60

Release Management for Visual Studio 2013 60

Support a rapid release cadence and manage simultaneous releases. Set up release paths that represent your stages from development to production. Run actions to deploy your app to an environment for that stage. Add approvers to sign off that the app has successfully passed each stage. 60

http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/dn594436.aspx 60

and video: 60

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6Y4DnNv6Kt0 60

1. Introduction 4

1.1 Objectives of the present Manual 4

2. Abbreviations, acronyms and notions used in Guide 4

2.1. Abbreviations and acronyms 4

2.2. Notions 4

3. Installation of applications 6

4. Starting with Case Complete 9

4.1. Creating a Use Case 9

4.2. Creating a Test Case 9

4.3. Adding Requirements to a Use-Case 10

4.4. Creating Requirements 10

4.5. Migrate Test-Cases and Requirements to MTM (TFS) 11

5. Getting Started in Microsoft Test Manager 2013 13

5.1. Creating a Test Plan 13

5.2. Creating a Test-Case 14

6. Performing manual testing 17

6.1. Configure Test Plan for manual testing 17

6.2. Running manual test 19

7. Running automated tests 21

7.1. Configure Test Plan for automated testing 21

7.2. Automate a test case 22

7.2.1. Recording your actions during a test run 23

7.2.2. Link Coded UI test with Test-Case 25

7.2.2.1 Generate Coded UI test from a Test-Case 25

7.2.2.2 Add Coded UI test to Source Control 27

7.2.2.3 Coded UI test and Test-Case 30

7.3. Create Build Definition 32

8. Setting a lab environment in MTM Lab Center 32

8.1. Create a lab environment 32

9. Creating Release Work Flow in Release Management 2013 36

9.1. Set up Stages 36

9.2. Set up servers and environments 36

9.2.1. Register servers 36

9.2.2. Create environments 37

9.2.3. Create a release path 38

9.2.4. Create a release Build 39

9.2.5. Create a release template 40

9.3. Queue a Release Build 45

10. Coded UI Test 46

10.1. Creating a new Coded UI Test Project 46

10.2. Data Driven Coded UI test 47

1. Introduction

1.1 Objectives of the present Manual

The objective of this document is to guide testers into the entire process of testing, from creating Test-Cases, to performing manual and automated tests. As well in this document are described tools and applications necessary for creating and executing manual and automated tests.

2. Abbreviations, acronyms and notions used in Guide

   1. Abbreviations and acronyms

Abbreviations and acronyms used in this document are defined and explained in the table below:

Abbreviation/Acronym	Description
TFS	Team Foundation Server
RM	Release Management
MTM	Microsoft Test Manager
VS	Visual Studio
CC	Case Complete
IIS	Internet Information Services