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Adventnet QEngine - opinions?

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glosnetu

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Jun 26, 2006, 9:05:48 AM6/26/06

Hello,

I wanna to ask you for opinions for Advent QEngine test package.

Especially, I'm interested in testing of AJAX-based webapplications. As
far as I know, QEngine works using a standard internet browser
(Mozilla/IE) as a client (modes: recorder/player). I've read, there is
a small software included (browser toolbar) working as (suppose) kind
of gateway between browser himself and QEngine server.

My question - is it really stable and sufficent solution to test
AJAX-applications? Is there an extraordinary knowledge required to
define and execute webtests (-> sequence of pageviews, including
formfilling and submitting).

Thx in advice

glos

krithika

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Jun 28, 2006, 12:58:38 AM6/28/06

Hi glosnetu,

Please find answer to your question.

>My question - is it really stable and sufficent solution to test
> AJAX-applications?

Yes indeed.It is stable and I see people in qengine forums running
regression on nightly build for long hours.

>Is there an extraordinary knowledge required to define and execute webtests sequence of pageviews, including
> formfilling and submitting).

Not at all.It is simple to use compared to other products.You can write
to qengine...@adventnet.com for any queries and they respond
ASAP.You can also request a free WebEx demo of the product to get
started.

regards,
Bill

krithika

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Jun 28, 2006, 12:59:35 AM6/28/06

Hi glosnetu,

Please find answer to your question.

>My question - is it really stable and sufficent solution to test
> AJAX-applications?

Yes indeed.It is stable and I see people in qengine forums running

regression on nightly build for long hours.

>Is there an extraordinary knowledge required to define and execute webtests sequence of pageviews, including
> formfilling and submitting).

Not at all.It is simple to use compared to other products.You can write

to qengine...@adventnet.com for any queries and they respond
ASAP.You can also request a free WebEx demo of the product to get
started.

regards,
Bill

shiv

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Jun 28, 2006, 3:55:14 AM6/28/06

Hi glosnetu

Im sure you can use QEngine from AdventNet.

We are using this tool fro the past 1 year. It easily recognizing
the javascript menus which are created from the Ajax response.

Hope this will be helpful.

regards

glosnetu

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Jun 30, 2006, 6:44:06 AM6/30/06

shiv napisal(a):

Thx for all your advises. This program looks very interesting so I'll
try it.

glos

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