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henhenchen · 发表于 2005-11-29 09:48:20

以下几个问题请教大家:

Problem Description
In early 2003, it was decided by Classics Inc. to create all new applications using
Visual Studio .NET. However, the company has not decided how to best implement
this new direction. So, the development team has created a “test” application with
various .NET controls in it that will be either be used in this same application or used
within other applications. The development team wants this application tested to see
if the .NET controls work okay before they invest significant development time and
effort.
Development has delivered the first build of a desktop application that was created
with Visual Studio .NET and the application does not use a database at this point in
time. The application is located at:
C:\Training-TST277\samples\dotNETSpyControlTest.exe
The development team has informed you that the .NET framework must be installed
on your computer prior to running and testing the application.
Assignment
The Test Manager has provided the following requirements for creating automated
tests with the .NET application:
• Use the start .NET application button.
• Include a Menu verification point.
• Verify that the trackbar moves.
• Verify that the scrollbar moves.
• Verify that you can advance the calendar three months from today’s date.
• Verify that the field with the default text “Enter your text and click” allows you to
type “This is a test.”, and that when you click the button below it, a dialog box
opens displaying the text that you just typed.
• Expand the grid table with titles and authors:
o Expand the first row.
o Click the top link (Book Seller 0).
o Verify that the ID = Mike.
o Navigate back to the parent row.
o Click to put the first row view back to its original state (not expanded).
• Select the CheckedListBox:
o Click the Open button.
o Click the Add button.
o Verify that Walnut was added.
• Close the application.
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