Oracle Application Testing suite most often called Open Script, ATS, OATS etc OATS is predominantly used for automating Oracle Application in Industry how ever it can be used for web based software’s. Now a days its gaining popularity hence we thought list down some of the Important Interview Questions interview might ask candidates. 1.What […]
Oracle Application Testing Suite – Installation Guide
Oracle Application Testing suite installation step by step guide on windows operating system. Oracle Functional Testing’s OpenScript scripting platform has the following system requirements: Operating System (32-bit and 64-bit versions): Windows XP, Windows Vista, Windows 2003, Windows 7, Windows 2008 Memory: Minimum 1 GB System: x86, 32-bit or 64-bit processor, 2.6 GHz or […]
Identify Object using DOM Elements -Open Script (OATS)
Sometimes we face issues while recording/play back using Open script (Oracle Application Testing Suite). What are the alternate solution Try regularising objects? Try with other object elements? Try to raise defect against dev team ? ;) most of the cases devolopment teams won’t fixes issues related to automation script So what is the solution […]
OATS : How to run Open Script from Command Prompt
Follow below steps to execution Oracle Application Testing Suite from Command Prompt 1.Navigate to C://OracleATS/openScript 2.Press Shift and Select open command window here 3. type runScript “c://OracleATS/<>.jwg” 4.Click enter 5.Script will automatically start executing steps If you need to pass command line Paramters 1.Navigate to C://OracleATS/openScript 2.Press Shift and Select open command window here 3. […]
OATS: History of Oracle Application Testing Suite
Oracle Application Testing Suites known as OATS, Open Script, ATS History: The test solution was originally developed by RSW, who was bought by Teradyne that created the software and call center test company Empirix. Empirix eTest Suite was acquired by Oracle in June 2008 and was rebranded as Oracle Application Testing Suite Present: Oracle Application […]