How to create test specification(test cases) document through Ranorex.
Kindly guide me.
Creating Test Spec
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Re: Creating Test Spec
Hi subodh4u7,
May I ask you to specify in detail what you mean with test specification document?
In the test suite you can for instance add text to the Description column of the specific test suite nodes.
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Markus
May I ask you to specify in detail what you mean with test specification document?
In the test suite you can for instance add text to the Description column of the specific test suite nodes.
Regards,
Markus
Re: Creating Test Spec
Sorry, I couldn't explain my question.Support Team wrote:Hi subodh4u7,
May I ask you to specify in detail what you mean with test specification document?
In the test suite you can for instance add text to the Description column of the specific test suite nodes.
Regards,
Markus
What I meant was, is there any option to create steps in doc format out of our code module.
e.g. Suppose, in our code module
obj.OpenApplication();
Obj.EnterCredentials();
Obj.ClickLogin();
It should get generated in doc format like use case
1. Open Application
2. Enter Credential
3. Click on Login button...
Something similar to above.
Hope I am able to explain you my queries.
Regards,
Subodh
Subodh
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Re: Creating Test Spec
Hi subodh4u7,
Ranorex Studio is based on SharpDevelop which is a .Net development environment, so you could add XML comments to your methods as described here: XML Comments, but there is unfortunately no automatic way to generate a doc file out of your method calls.
Regards,
Markus
Ranorex Studio is based on SharpDevelop which is a .Net development environment, so you could add XML comments to your methods as described here: XML Comments, but there is unfortunately no automatic way to generate a doc file out of your method calls.
Regards,
Markus