JSystem

Introduction to Test Automation

• The benefits of open source software
• Selecting the right tool for the job
• Test automation frameworks overview
• Peripheral systems overview

Introduction to JSystem

• The layered architecture
• Project example

Java and Eclipse Basics

• Introduction to Eclipse
• Java – Write once run everywhere
• Variables and operators
• Flow control
• Methods, objects and classes
• Exceptions
• Java collections

Introduction to Maven

• Project life cycle
• GAV
• Dependency management
• Plugins
• Archetypes

Introduction to JUnit

• A little bit history – Kent Beck
• TDD methodology
• Create a simple project using maven and practice the use of JUnit as unit-tests framework and the TDD methodology.

Creating JSystem projects using Maven

• Create a SO and tests project and link them together
• What happens in the project build process?

JSystem Tests Layer

• Building block creation and parameterization
• Add information to building blocks
• Advanced parameters
• References
• Dynamic parameters
• Scenarios

Reporters

• Understanding JSystem report mechanism
• The JSystem default reporters
• Implementing reporters

Remote debugging building blocks using Eclipse

• Understanding the JSystem architecture
• Configuring the JSystem properties
• Configuring Eclipse
• Using the debug check box

System Object Life Cycle

• The benefits of using system objects
• System objects hierarchy
• System object life cycle. Init and close
• JSystem class loader
• The object manager

Analyzers – Analyze the results using JSystem

• The motivation behind the analyzers design pattern
• Overview of all the existing JSystem analyzers
• Implementing new analyzers

Cli Connection

• Using the CliConnectionImpl, CliCommand and Prompt classes
• Connecting the SSH, Telnet and RS232 devices
• Configuring the system object using the SUT configuration file

Connectivity Packages

• Core drivers (SNMP, TCL, Vb, Python, Shell, etc…)
• Network drivers (IXIA, TestCenter, iPerf, etc…)
• UI drivers (Selenium, Jemmy, etc..)

Fixtures

• The motivation behind test fixtures
• Linking fixtures to test classes and scenarios
• Implementing fixtures

Monitors

• The motivation behind monitors
• The monitors manager
• How to use monitors
• Implementing monitors

Jenkins

• Introduction to Jenkins
• Integration of JSystem with Jenkins.

• The course requires basic programming skills in object oriented language like Java, C# or C++
•  Knowledge and background in test automation.