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Till now, we have covered many aspects of the Keyword Driven Framework in detail. This would be the last article of the Keyword Driven Framework series. In this article, we will see the actual implementation of the Keyword Driven Framework mapped at functional level

In the previous two articles we saw how to create a Keyword Driven Framework where the keywords are mapped at Operation Level. In this article, we will cover a different type of Keyword Driven Framework – the one where the keywords are mapped at Functional Level. Keyword Driven Framework mapped at Functional Level is

In the previous article on Keyword Driven Framework mapped at Operation Level, we covered the basic features of the UFT keyword driven framework that we would be creating here. The article contained information about the components that can be used in this framework as well as the general flow of the test cases. In this … Read more

In the previous article on Keyword Driven Framework, we covered the basics of the framework such as what Keyword Driven Framework actually is, what are the main components used in this framework, its generic flow and the common Keyword Driven Framework structures that are used most frequently. We had seen that based upon how keywords

QTP Keyword Driven Framework – Part 1

July 18th, 2012 | Posted by Anish Pillai in QTP Concepts | QTP Framework - (36 Comments)

Till now we have covered QTP Linear Framework, Modular Framework and Data Driven Framework as part of the QTP Framework series of articles. Beginning with this article, we will cover the various aspects of QTP Keyword Driven Framework in detail. We will be covering all these details together with examples and downloadable code

This article is targeted towards Test Automation beginners who have just started their journey with QTP and Test Automation. The article contains the very basic concepts of automation like

If you have seen the previous articles on Data Driven Framework, we had discussed that there are 3 common ways in which you can store your data in excel sheets or QTP data table and then use it in a data driven framework. Of these 3 methods, we have already covered the first 2 methods

Background In the first article on Data Driven Framework, you saw how to create a Data Driven Framework in QTP using QTP Data Table as the Data Source. The article also covered the 3 different ways in which you can use Data Table and Excel sheets as a Data Source in QTP also with