Training

Micro Focus UFT - Advanced

Optimising test automation: creating stable scripts, modularising, and using them efficiently within a team.

This training is aimed at experienced test automatists who want to create more stable automation scripts and become more efficient in automating a growing number of tests.

Test automation with Micro Focus UFT

Who is the training suitable for?

This training is aimed at experienced test automation engineers and users who have already completed the „UFT | Basics“ workshop.

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Duration

3-4 days (8h/day)

Format

In-house or with accompio

Number of participants

on request

Target group

Experienced test automators and users

UFT Advanced – Mastering Efficient Test Automation

This training is aimed at experienced test automation engineers who have already completed the „UFT | Basics“ workshop and wish to take their automation projects to the next level. The objective is to consider test initiatives holistically, execute automated tests stably, and increase the reusability of scripts within the team. Participants will learn to identify and resolve the causes of test failures and automation errors, apply programmatic techniques, parameterise test scripts, and implement modular test designs. The use of version control systems like GIT will also be covered to improve teamwork and traceability. The training will be rounded off with data-driven test automation, best practices for modular scripts, function libraries and shared object repositories, as well as individual questions that will be answered in a practical, hands-on manner.

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Contents at a glance

Repetition of the key concepts from the foundational training
Alignment of the previous experiences, expectations, and questions of all participants

Stable test runs:

Root cause analysis of errors/warnings in tests
Identifying automation errors
Elimination of runtime or configuration-dependent test failures
Function of object recognition
Workarounds for automation errors and their resolution

Programming Techniques:

Introduction to programmatic test automation techniques
Write, parameterise and execute test scripts
Application of code templates for standardised tests
Descriptive programming techniques as a replacement / supplement to the Object Repository

Collaborative working

Script Source Management
Make UFT test scripts accessible
Use of version and source code control systems like GIT
Managing dependencies and documentation

Instruments

Realistic effort & cost estimate
Overview of qualitative stages of test automation (simple proof of concept to extensive framework expansion)

Data-driven test automation:

More efficient / faster processing of larger test data
Data table creation with useful UFT functions such as Test Combination Generator or connectivity to external test data sources

Modular construction

Ways to structure tests in a sensible modular fashion
Resource-efficient reuse of modules for test script creation
Advantages / How custom function libraries and shared object repositories work
Features for increased maintainability of test scripts

Addressing specific queries
Approaches and assistance
Best practices and introduction to further supporting UFT functionalities

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Your added value

Ensure stable test runs

Identify and resolve automation errors and runtime issues.

Apply programmatic testing techniques

Write, parameterise and structure test scripts efficiently.

Modularisation & Reusability

Utilise function libraries and shared repositories for maintainable tests.

Optimise teamwork

Manage scripts collaboratively and use version control systems like GIT.

Implement data-driven tests

Automate tests with large data volumes and external data sources.

Measurability & Planning Increase

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