"I'm not afraid of storms, for I'm learning how to sail my ship.": Louisa May Alcott.
Saturday, August 22, 2009
Wednesday, August 19, 2009
Wednesday, August 12, 2009
All Connection Strings in One place
Today I found one useful site on Connection strings. This is one of main thing we always do or search for help before starting the core work in coding...:-)
Please visit the below site
Connection Strings: Link
Thursday, August 6, 2009
# - Special Character in Google Search
I am a Tester/End User, I'll expect what I want/my requirement not what the product/software is giving to me. In my usage I don't bother about "software limitations" or "Not an issue" kind answers...:-)
Today I tried the below scenario and I felt like It should not work like this. I am not sure how many will agree with me.
Open Browser, Launch Google.
Type C# Tutorial.
Check the Dynamic Search Results window...:-)
Wednesday, August 5, 2009
BMC - Black Box Technology
Like a “black box” flight recorder for your software. BMC’s patented Black Box software is analogous to a black box flight recorder on an aircraft. Deployed on servers (BEA WebLogic, IBM WebSphere, JBoss, Apache Tomcat, Microsoft Windows and .NET) and the Windows-based clients that access them, BMC Black Boxes capture application execution at multiple, synchronized levels, based on a dynamic, user-defined recording profile.
Eliminate the need to recreate problems and end user environments
Just as you wouldn’t re-crash a plane to determine the root cause of a problem during a flight, with BMC Black Box, IT teams don’t have to recreate end user environments or attempt to reproduce a reported error or defect in order to fix it, which provides a significant efficiency gain. It also eliminates the wasteful ping-pong communication that often occurs among end users, support staff, and developers or between developers and testers when trying to gather information about the defect or reported issue.
In effect, Black Box logs provide a “digital documentary” of application execution that provides all of the information needed for diagnosing the root cause of any unexpected application behavior. A Black Box log can be stored in a centralized repository or saved as a highly-compressed file that can be e-mailed or attached to defect tracking, systems management, or service desk for seamless integration with problem resolution processes in phase in the application lifecycle.
Gather the information you need without compromising performance or privacy
BMC Black Box does not require any source code instrumentation or modification of executables, and can be controlled and analyzed while applications are running in production. You can fine-tune Black Box recording profiles (RPRs) on-the-fly during run time, in order to ensure the right balance between the depth of information captured and overhead. For added privacy and security in regulated environments, BMC Black Box recording profiles can be encrypted and set to eliminate sensitive data before being sent for analysis.
Flexible deployment options for proactive monitoring or reactive capture of problem information
Black Boxes can be run continuously or just when problems occur and can be embedded into software that is delivered to end-users. There are four common deployment schemes:
Eliminate the need to recreate problems and end user environments
Just as you wouldn’t re-crash a plane to determine the root cause of a problem during a flight, with BMC Black Box, IT teams don’t have to recreate end user environments or attempt to reproduce a reported error or defect in order to fix it, which provides a significant efficiency gain. It also eliminates the wasteful ping-pong communication that often occurs among end users, support staff, and developers or between developers and testers when trying to gather information about the defect or reported issue.
In effect, Black Box logs provide a “digital documentary” of application execution that provides all of the information needed for diagnosing the root cause of any unexpected application behavior. A Black Box log can be stored in a centralized repository or saved as a highly-compressed file that can be e-mailed or attached to defect tracking, systems management, or service desk for seamless integration with problem resolution processes in phase in the application lifecycle.
Gather the information you need without compromising performance or privacy
BMC Black Box does not require any source code instrumentation or modification of executables, and can be controlled and analyzed while applications are running in production. You can fine-tune Black Box recording profiles (RPRs) on-the-fly during run time, in order to ensure the right balance between the depth of information captured and overhead. For added privacy and security in regulated environments, BMC Black Box recording profiles can be encrypted and set to eliminate sensitive data before being sent for analysis.
Flexible deployment options for proactive monitoring or reactive capture of problem information
Black Boxes can be run continuously or just when problems occur and can be embedded into software that is delivered to end-users. There are four common deployment schemes:
- Distributed: In a distributed mode, Black Boxes run on clients and/or servers connected to one or more BMC Application Problem Resolution repositories. The distributed mode is typically used to monitor and capture problems in a LAN/WAN environment, either in the test lab or production environment.
- Standalone: When servers or clients are not accessible via a network (e.g., in a remote, isolated environment or in highly secured environments), BMC Black Box can be used in a standalone mode. In this mode, it runs as an independent application and is operated by an end-user. When application recording is completed, the log is saved as a file and can be sent by e-mail or FTP for root cause analysis.
- On-demand, Web-based: BMC offers a customizable Web portal module that automates the process of installing Black Boxes and recording a problem scenario at remote end-user sites. When using the portal, the end user visits a Web page that automatically installs, configures, and activates the BMC Black Box seamlessly.
- Embedded: Organizations that wish to automate support for their applications can use a COM version of the BMC Black Box. This object exposes all necessary APIs to set a recording profile, record problems, and save logs. This option can provide ISVs with a significant competitive differentiator for their support organizations and allow in-house application developers to deliver applications with enhanced supportability.
Monday, August 3, 2009
Nice Blog on QTP by Mr. Ankur
Today one of my friend sent a article from the below blog by Mr. Ankur.
This is really great, helpful and informative for guys working on QTP.
http://mercuryquicktestprofessional.blogspot.com
This is really great, helpful and informative for guys working on QTP.
http://mercuryquicktestprofessional.blogspot.com
Saturday, August 1, 2009
Testersdesk.com - Useful Site
Testersdesk.com - Useful Site for Testing Engineers. Just Login to site, Select your Test requirement, enter the input it will give/generate the data which you required
It has some nice features/functionalities all are self explanatory with nice help.
I still remember the days where we need exact 1000 Chars of Text, 2000 Chars of Text, files required with different sizes like exact 10KB, 1MB and 10MB to validate the some Text Fields in my applications. I used to the take help of Winword application to enter the text and count manually and some times using Word count option. Using this tool it is very simple..enter the length and type of data..it will generate the data for u.
Please find few screen shots from the site. Just login to site. I am sure you will also like this site.
Test Design
Test Data Generators
Misc. Tools
It has some nice features/functionalities all are self explanatory with nice help.
I still remember the days where we need exact 1000 Chars of Text, 2000 Chars of Text, files required with different sizes like exact 10KB, 1MB and 10MB to validate the some Text Fields in my applications. I used to the take help of Winword application to enter the text and count manually and some times using Word count option. Using this tool it is very simple..enter the length and type of data..it will generate the data for u.
Please find few screen shots from the site. Just login to site. I am sure you will also like this site.
Test Design
Test Data Generators
Misc. Tools
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