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Hello Ahamed Ali, The Tosca lifecycle refers to the stages that an organization goes through when implementing and managing Tosca. It typically involves the following stages: 1. Requirement Gathering and Planning: In this initial stage, the testing team works closely with the project stakeholders to understand the testing requirements, scope, and objectives. Test cases are defined based on the requirements, and the testing strategy is planned, including the selection of test automation tools like Tosca. 2. Test Design and Automation: In this stage, test cases are designed using Tosca's model-based testing approach, which allows testers to create test cases using visual models rather than writing traditional code. The model-based approach involves defining the test cases in Tosca's modules like Business Process Model (BPM) and Test Case Design (TCD). Once the test cases are designed, the testers use Tosca's automation capabilities to convert the models into executable test scripts. 3. Test Execution: After the test cases are designed and automated, the actual test execution phase begins. Tosca allows testers to execute the test cases on different environments, such as local machines or remote servers, depending on the testing requirements. 4. Defect Reporting and Management: During the test execution phase, defects or issues are identified and reported using Tosca's built-in defect management features. Testers can log defects directly from Tosca and track their status until they are resolved. 5. Test Data Management: Test data management is a critical aspect of the testing process. Tosca provides capabilities to manage and manipulate test data effectively, ensuring test repeatability and reliability. 6. Test Reporting and Analysis: After test execution, Tosca generates detailed test reports, providing insights into the test results and the overall quality of the software under test. Testers can analyze the reports to identify trends, areas of improvement, and potential bottlenecks in the application. 7. Test Maintenance and Updates: As the application undergoes changes and updates, the test cases in Tosca may also require updates. Testers must maintain and update the test cases to ensure their accuracy and relevance. 8. Continuous Integration and Continuous Testing (CI/CT): Many organizations integrate Tosca with CI/CD pipelines to enable continuous testing and faster feedback on software quality. Automated test suites can be executed automatically as part of the CI/CD process.
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There's a chapter where the presenter stated "WALT ON" - this should be "Wait On" (for WaitOn actionmode), correct?
HI @MindMajix, can you please let me know what is the difference between TOSCA BI and TOSCA Automation UI
Well explained..Kindly make video for Jira interview questions.
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Nice explanation
Thanks for liking
Helpful one for me
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Can u please help me, how to handle flash message values?? Actual confirmation number came as a flash message in UI. So how can i tKe that number
We need to freeze the screen and capture that area with UIA engine. Please let us know if you have any questions.
@@Mindmajix thank u
Tosca lifecycle ?
Can you please explain about Tosca lifecycle
Hello Ahamed Ali, The Tosca lifecycle refers to the stages that an organization goes through when implementing and managing Tosca. It typically involves the following stages:
1. Requirement Gathering and Planning:
In this initial stage, the testing team works closely with the project stakeholders to understand the testing requirements, scope, and objectives.
Test cases are defined based on the requirements, and the testing strategy is planned, including the selection of test automation tools like Tosca.
2. Test Design and Automation:
In this stage, test cases are designed using Tosca's model-based testing approach, which allows testers to create test cases using visual models rather than writing traditional code.
The model-based approach involves defining the test cases in Tosca's modules like Business Process Model (BPM) and Test Case Design (TCD).
Once the test cases are designed, the testers use Tosca's automation capabilities to convert the models into executable test scripts.
3. Test Execution:
After the test cases are designed and automated, the actual test execution phase begins.
Tosca allows testers to execute the test cases on different environments, such as local machines or remote servers, depending on the testing requirements.
4. Defect Reporting and Management:
During the test execution phase, defects or issues are identified and reported using Tosca's built-in defect management features.
Testers can log defects directly from Tosca and track their status until they are resolved.
5. Test Data Management:
Test data management is a critical aspect of the testing process. Tosca provides capabilities to manage and manipulate test data effectively, ensuring test repeatability and reliability.
6. Test Reporting and Analysis:
After test execution, Tosca generates detailed test reports, providing insights into the test results and the overall quality of the software under test.
Testers can analyze the reports to identify trends, areas of improvement, and potential bottlenecks in the application.
7. Test Maintenance and Updates:
As the application undergoes changes and updates, the test cases in Tosca may also require updates.
Testers must maintain and update the test cases to ensure their accuracy and relevance.
8. Continuous Integration and Continuous Testing (CI/CT):
Many organizations integrate Tosca with CI/CD pipelines to enable continuous testing and faster feedback on software quality.
Automated test suites can be executed automatically as part of the CI/CD process.
@@Mindmajix thanks for your response
its help me a lot
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Which language tosca use for scripting
Hello Meenal, Tosca use C# language. Thank you.