Testing / TOSCA Engines
1. Explain TOSCA Base Engine.
TOSCA Base Engine is used for executing automated TestCases. In TOSCA Commander, the test cases are managed as business-based....
2. Describe Base Engine object model in TOSCA.
Each TestCase execution requires 3 types of mandatory information. Business-based information regarding the content of the TestCase and the test data....
3. Explain Keywords in TOSCA.
Keywords are the VB scripts that allows individual steering requirements to be conveniently integrated into an engine. Some of the keywords enable the steering of UI screens as well....
4. What are the technical components of Base Engine in TOSCA?
TOSCA Base Engine contains all the basic objects for processing automated test cases. Engine.dll is a COM.dll that encapsulates the required classes....
5. Types of search on the objects in TOSCA.
TOSCA Commander facilitates any objects to be searched by using two different search functionalities. Simple Search.
6. Explain the TQL (TOSCA Query Language) feature.
TQL search queries enables searching all the objects, its relations and properties within a project. This enables searching for all TestCases that are not assigned to any ExecutionLists....
7. Explain the structure of TOSCA Query Language.
The TQL structure consists of non-terminals and terminals . Non-terminals are expressions that can be replaced by other expressions (non-terminals or terminals)....
8. Brief the EBNF notation in TOSCA Query Language.
| logical OR ( Example: b | c either b or c) [] Square brackets represent an option. () Parentheses are used to group expressions....
9. What do you mean by context-dependent TQL Search?
The starting point of a TQL search has an effect on the search to be carried out. A search, which is performed on a project root element produces different results from one based on the topmost Module folder.
10. How do you perform recursive and Simple TQL Search in TOSCA.
Each query starts with the arrowOperator => or ->. The double arrow => represents that the operation is recursive whereas single arrow -> indicates a simple operation....
11. Difference between SUBPARTS and SUPERPARTS in TOSCA Query Language.
SUBPARTS searches for all child elements in TOSCA whereas SUPERPARTS searches for parent elements instead.
12. Explain the Structure of a TQL Search in TOSCA.
The TQL search has three components, arrowOperator (=> or ->) returnToken , (colon followed by object type. ) and search expression .
13. How do you escape meta characters in TOSCA?
TOSCA uses special characters for certain functions. Special characters used as values require a backslash as an escape character (for example [Name == "Link\\\\2"] if the name is Link\\2).
14. Does TOSCA support testing of JavaFx based applications?
No. JavaFx is not supported.However JavaFX embedded in Swing component is supported.
15. What is Tosca TBox framework?
The Tosca TBox framework is the basis for steering XEngines and enables all XEngines to be uniquely steered. This is applicable to both GUI and non-GUI....
16. Name few components of TBOX in TOSCA.
Tosca XScan. Tosca XML Engine.
17. Name the steps involved in Object Steering in TOSCA.
Test objects are steered in two steps. object access.
