Thursday, July 5, 2012
Wednesday, June 13, 2012
Green Hat Tester Group @ LinkedIn
I am an active user of LinkedIn, it helps me share information and connect to the people with similar interests and expertise technology wise. I have started couple of groups on LinkedIn and managing them for a quite a long time now.
One such group is "Green Hat Tester" on LinkedIn, which has been a huge success ever since it was started. This group currently has around 400 Professionals who are interested and worked on SOA Testing Solutions, this group is one of the fastest growing groups and I usually get more than 20 new requests to join every week. This group has become one of the platforms for answering questions or issues related to GH Tester apart from the official forums and blogs from Green Hat.
If you are looking for anything related to GH Tester, or stuck somewhere and don't know how to proceed, you have 400 Professional ready to solve your problem here @ Green Hat Tester group on LinkedIn.
Link to the Group : Green Hat Tester
One such group is "Green Hat Tester" on LinkedIn, which has been a huge success ever since it was started. This group currently has around 400 Professionals who are interested and worked on SOA Testing Solutions, this group is one of the fastest growing groups and I usually get more than 20 new requests to join every week. This group has become one of the platforms for answering questions or issues related to GH Tester apart from the official forums and blogs from Green Hat.
If you are looking for anything related to GH Tester, or stuck somewhere and don't know how to proceed, you have 400 Professional ready to solve your problem here @ Green Hat Tester group on LinkedIn.
Link to the Group : Green Hat Tester
Saturday, May 5, 2012
Java One and Oracle Develop Conference India - 2012
On May 3rd and 4th , I have attended the Java One and Oracle Develop Conference - 2012 at Novotel HICC ( Hyderabad International Convention Center). It was a big Jam packed conference with all the Java enthusiasts, developers, evangelists under one roof.
The place where the main event took place was really of international standards! The below picture describes what I mean..
I have really liked the conference the way the sessions were organized and presented. However, due to the large crowd there was a big confusion and chaos all across the conference. Running for the sessions on time was a big challenge as there were multiple sessions happening at the same time in different rooms under Java One and Oracle Develop Streams. Choosing the right session was challenging.
My Snapshot from the Oracle Develop Conference Display outside the Convention Center.
The place where the main event took place was really of international standards! The below picture describes what I mean..
I have really liked the conference the way the sessions were organized and presented. However, due to the large crowd there was a big confusion and chaos all across the conference. Running for the sessions on time was a big challenge as there were multiple sessions happening at the same time in different rooms under Java One and Oracle Develop Streams. Choosing the right session was challenging.
My Snapshot from the Oracle Develop Conference Display outside the Convention Center.
Labels:
2012,
BPM,
Convention,
Java One,
Oracle Develop,
SOA
Location:
Hyderabad, Andhra Pradesh, India
Sunday, April 29, 2012
Saturday, March 24, 2012
First Edition: Progress COE-QA Newsletter
Scroll to the end of this page to view the online publication. Don't forget to leave your comments!!

http://issuu.com/coe-qa-progress/docs/coe-qa-newsletter_issue_1

http://issuu.com/coe-qa-progress/docs/coe-qa-newsletter_issue_1
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Cover,
Newsletter,
Progress Software,
RPM
Tuesday, May 31, 2011
GH Tester
A good integration strategy will design the business process automation and message catalogue and then assign individuals or teams to create the components in isolation. Towards the end of the project, integration testing begins and the problems commence.
The cause of the problem is easily identified: the messages further up the chain were not available for testing.
GH Tester has been designed specifically to solve this problem. Messages can be created (or captured from the bus) and replayed at will. Test sequences can be designed without writing a single line of code to regression test your component or to simulate (stub) a missing component.
By sharing the message definition between consumer and producer, both sides of the interface can test with the same data, eliminating nasty surprises at integration time.
GH Tester has been created to address all the problems inherent in testing systems that do not have graphical user interfaces.
Its powerful test suite can be used to quickly create test stubs for adapters still under construction, and enable users to continue design and implementation of workflows without waiting for the real adapters.
Features
- Automatically create test plan documentation.
- Schema-aware message editors for XML (DTD and XSD), SOAP (WSDL) and AE.
- Support for many different protocols, including JMS, IBM MQ, Sonic MQ, TIBCO, TCP/IP, UDP/IP and SmartSockets. An API let's you write your own transports.
- Functional component simulation.
- Automatic test reports created from test results.
- Regression testing.
- Record and playback messages.
- Integrate tests with databases.
- Manipulate XML documents.
- Edit messages using intuitive GUI, or a text editor in XML.
- Capture messages, edit them and republish them.
- E-mail messages to colleagues in remote locations.
- Share messages with other Green Hat products.
- TIBCO Repository integration
Stubs - Simulate missing systems during testing to allow your project to flow around blockages.
Environments - A powerful abstraction for sets of variables, such as port numbers, database connections and server names, so you can build one set of tests and use them in many places, in many different environments such as development, unit test, systems integration test and even production.
XML - All GH Tester configuration and test results are stored as XML, offering infinite integration possibilities and opportunities for customization.
Schemas - GH Tester has been developed for the changing world. Schema changes are handled in a robust, helpful way. Many different types of schema are supported, not just XSD.
Configuration Management - Out-of-the-box integration with common configuration management (version control/SCM) systems offers flexibility and multi-user capabilities.
No scripting - GH Tester uses easily configurable test actions to provide the tester with a comfortable environment which is as technology free as possible, there is no scripting involved, GH Tester is a 4GL for test automation.
Batch Integration - GH Tester can be invoked from the command-line to execute tests, or can integrate with Hudson, ANT or CruiseControl to provide an automated build and test capability.
Test Management - Integration with popular test management tools from vendors such as HP, IBM and Micro Focus.
Test Data - Create template tests and then re-use with test data sets from Excel, flat files and databases. Tools and wizards help with common data management and preparation problems such as generation and masking.
Methodology - GH Tester is flexible enough to be used with any methodology of your choosing. Green Hat provides advice and documents on strategies to minimise quality problems during your integration project. GH Tester works particularly well with Agile and Test Driven Development Methodologies but also shows significant benefits with waterfall approaches.
Databases - Check the database has the right information in it at each step of the test. Modify databases to simulate business events.
Reporting - Get reports on the test results as HTML, PDF, XML and so on. Reports can be customized to suit your requirements.
Test plans - Automatically generate documentation for your tests.
Coverage - Provides coverage reports for major SOA platforms, providing the world's first and only insight into the effectiveness of your testing for SOA, helping you to target areas where more testing needs to be done.
Files - Read and write data from and to files. Supports fixed and variable width, as well as custom formats.
Log Files - Correlate transactions, find errors and warnings, even when they weren't expected in log files, include fragments in test data reports, create assertions against specific log file content.
Performance testing - Integrates with GH Performance to measure the performance of your system, and provides key information on the performance of components in it.
Governance - Integrate with industry leading governance solutions to enhance management of your SOA lifecycle through our Quality Policies.
GUI Automation - GH Tester now has its own module for automation of UI tests. Using the same trademark codeless testing approach, you can now test a wide variety of UIs, including Web 2.0 solutions utilizing AJAX, SAP ECC, Windows thick client applications (e.g. VB, .Net and C#) and more. If you already utilize QTP for UI automation, GH Tester can also integrate with that.
Transports, protocols and key systems supported
- TIBCO ActiveMatrix, BusinessWorks, BusinessEvents, iProcess, EMS, TIBCO Rendezvous (RV), TIBCO SmartSockets and Hawk
- Software AG webMethods IB, IS, BPMS (versions 6, 7 and 8) and CentraSite (versions 7 and 8)
- IBM WebSphere MQ (version 5 and onwards)
- Oracle Fusion (WebLogic)
- SAP XI/PI, BAPI, RFC and IDOCS
- Sonic MQ and ESB
- JMS (ActiveMQ, BEA WebLogic, Fiorano, Sun Java CAPS, WebMethods, Oracle and others)
- HTTP/S (client, server and "snooping")
- SOAP, XML and HTML, including certificates, encryption, signing and a whole raft of WS-* capabilities (e.g. WS-Security, WS-Addressing, and so on)
- Databases via JDBC
- IP (TCP and UDP)
- HL7 and MLLP
- SWIFT
- Java Objects (POJOs and EJBs)
- .NET Objects
- COBOL Copybook
- AMQP
- IATA
- BPM
- GUI Test Automation
- API allows custom development of any transport not supported
OpSystems: OS Independent
Technology Under Test:
- IBM MQ
- JMS
- SmartSockets
- SOAP
- Sonic MQ
- TCP/IP
- TIBCO
- UDP/IP
- Web2.0
- Functional Testing
- Regression Testing
- Unit Testing
- NoScripting
- Visual Design
Recorder:
Yes
Official Website:
http://www.greenhat.com
Reference: http://www.automatictestingframeworks.com
Monday, May 16, 2011
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