OpenText UFT One 24.X - Basic to Advance with GenAI tool

Explore descriptive programming in UFT One to automate web tests without a fixed object repository, using static and dynamic approaches with description objects and GenAI prompts.

Learn to install and launch UFT One, configure a 30-day trial license, and navigate its three-window UI for solution exploration, tests, and keyword and expert views.

Learn to use unified functional testing with UFT One for recording and playback across desktop, web, and mobile apps, including API testing, with associate and floating (concurrent) licenses.

Explore how to use Object Spy in UFT One to identify and verify objects in Windows and web applications, check properties, and enable reliable recording and playback with prerequisites.

Learn how synchronization aligns test scripts with app behavior using hard waits and dynamic waits, handling timeouts and visible properties to reliably capture dynamic order numbers.

Contrast the default recording mode with the analog recording mode in UFT One, demonstrating how analog recording better captures critical actions in a paint brush workflow on a windowed application.

Learn how the low level recording mode captures window-based objects with coordinates and how it differs from default and analog recording modes, including how coordinate changes can break scripts.

Explore inside recording mode in OpenText UFT One 24.x, an image-based capture method for objects when coordinate-based recording fails. The lecture demonstrates capturing calculator buttons as images and validating script.

Explore the object repository in UFT, learn how objects are identified by a logical name and stored in local or shared repositories, and use the object spy to verify recognition.

Understand local versus shared object repositories in UFT One, including exporting, enabling editing, adding/removing objects, and updating shared repositories with the object repository manager.

Learn to use object ID and smart ID to identify UI elements by properties, add them to the object repository, and refine with text, name, and coordinates.

Explain how smart identification works in object identification by using mandatory, assistive, and smart ID properties across environments like web and standard windows, with a calculator demo.

Learn how to use GetROProperty to read runtime object properties, such as a button’s enabled state, by capturing values from the object repository and validating them in a script.

Explore GetTOProperty and GetTOProperties to retrieve single and all properties from test objects in the repository, including names, values, and property counts in VBScript on a web app.

Study the automation testing lifecycle by examining the flight reservation application and building the object repository. Validate login with conditional checks, debug using breakpoints, and report results from the workflow.

Explore standard checkpoint validation in UFT One, verifying button properties such as enable state, text, height, width, and name during test recording.

Validate login in UFT One by using text checkpoints to capture and verify on-screen text, such as my account, after logging into a web app.

Learn to use a text area checkpoint in UFT One to capture a partial text from a login screen. Select the area and validate the expected text during test execution.

Explore the bitmap checkpoint in OpenText UFT One, performing pixel-by-pixel comparisons of images or full web pages against a baseline to verify visuals.

Apply regular expressions in UFT One to handle dynamic values by configuring object repository entries and dot star patterns, enabling robust smart identification during login.