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RCPTT, With a Hint of Cucumber

Werner Keil (Self Employed)

Automated UI Testing is always a challenge. User Acceptance Tests involving domain knowledge and particular conditions are often hard to test and even harder to fully automate. 
The RCP Testing Tool (RCPTT) allows to simulate end to end user tests of the whole system, including the UI. Use cases are automated and can be repeated without involvement of actual users or testers. RCPTT enables test automation of UI tests for Eclipse plugins and Eclipse RCP based applications. In a nutshell RCPTT is like Selenium for Eclipse desktop applications.

Experience level: 
Beginner

All Things Quality & Security
All Things Quality & Security

Is your open source project doing what it promised?

Luca Favaretto (Kalpa S.r.l.)

How does a testing team approach an Open Source project? There are two ways to do it: a reactive and a proactive approach.
In this talk we would like to present our proactive approach executed in the Oniro project and the beneficial effects that this approach gives to the product. We will compare this methodology with the reactive one and how it will improve the overall project quality.
This talk shall target Project Managers, Team Leaders and V&V People.

Experience level: 
Intermediate

All Things Quality & Security
All Things Quality & Security

Dealing with Verification Data Overload

Shelley Lambert (Red Hat, Inc.)
Lan Xia (IBM)
Renfei Wang (IBM)

Massive amounts of test logs and console output are generated each day at the Eclipse Adoptium and Eclipse OpenJ9 projects because of the huge number of tests multiplied by the number of versions, platforms and implementations tested.

Experience level: 
Beginner

All Things Quality
All Things Quality

How to ensure Testing Robustness in Continuous Testing Environments

Mesut Durukal (Siemens)

 

   In this talk, we provide solutions that we developed to handle test smells and have a more robust test automation environment. They are lessons learnt from our experiences which are applicable to any type of test automation project or may give the audience an idea to develop their own solutions.

 

Motivation: Our QA team is responsible for automation of test cases. As a daily activity, we are supposed to implement and automatically execute tests.

Experience level: 
Beginner

All Things Quality
All Things Quality

4 Pillars of Successful Agile Test Automation

Mesut Durukal (Siemens)

 

   After executing a project to test a cloud-based microservices platform, we experienced a lot of challenges in both of technical and social manners and tried to develop solutions to cope with them. Finally, I have wrapped them up to make a list of golden rules to successfully manage a test project.   

 

Challenges:

Experience level: 
Beginner

All Things Quality
All Things Quality

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