Testing Web Applications
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The testing of Web applications is a critical discipline, and this course aims to take the student through the testing of all aspects of a Web application, including the front end and its performance and appearance in the browser, through to the back end and testing the components and classes that create the HTML and XML. The course, successfully used several times by one of the biggest ISPs in the world, also outlines the testing of Web services, and concludes by introducing the student to a number of testing tools such as JUnit, JMeter, XML Spy, and TestMaker.
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Further Details
Training Course Duration: 2 days
Layout: The training course comprises of instructor-led presentations and practical hands-on exercises. The practical sessions are structured to give the delegates the opportunity to put into practice all of the language constructs covered during the instructor-led sessions. The delegates will be able to take away with them copies of all the code they have written, along with sample solutions and demonstration code.
Who it is for: This training course is designed for Web application developers and testers that need to effectively test XML and HTML based Web applications.
Training Course Prerequisites:
Appreciation of the technologies used in Web application development
Appreciation of the key concepts for application testing
Training Course Objectives:
At the end of this training course, students should be able to:
Understand the testing requirements of Web applications
Understand the core technologies used in the Web browser
Understand the core server side technologies used in modern Web applications
Objectively test the usability and effectiveness on browser based Web applications
Work with and test XML documents and understand the difference between well formed and valid XML data
Understand the role of Web services and how to test Web services
Testing Web applications for scalability and performance
Work with JUnit to unit test server side components of a Web application
Work with JMeter to load test and function test a Web application
Understand the role of test agents, and be able to use TestMaker to load test Web applications using different test agents
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