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| Java for IBM Rational Functional Tester |
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Duration:
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This course is designed for testers who will need to use Java as script development language
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Some programming experience, in any programming language, is needed.
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Description
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Rational Functional Tester is a powerful automated testing tool. An
essential way of harnessing its power is through scripts that are
necessary for all but simplest test. In Rational Functional Tester these
scripts are written in Java. This course focuses on the Java from the
perspective of a tester writing test scripts. While general purpose Java
courses may be a suitable choice for a software developer, in this
course we focus on these features of Java that will enable testers to
productively create or customize test scripts.
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Objectives
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Upon completion, students will be able to use key elements
of Java used for creation and customization of test scripts.
- Understand the Java principles and how they
relate to script development and execution
- Use
variables and arrays
- Use control structures in
Java for decision making and iterating
- Define
Java classes
- Understand and use inheritance,
interfaces and polymorphism
- Deal with runtime
exceptions
- Productively use Java classes such
as Strings, StringBuilder, StringBuffer and StringTokenizer
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Course Outline
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Java for IBM Rational Functional Tester
- Java essentials
- Control structures
- Variables and arrays
- Java object model: classes and instances
- Defining methods
- Inheritance and polymorphism
- Interfaces
- Exception handling
- Processing strings
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