SilkTest Question:
I am investigating solutions for automating an Invisible Application and believe that using a Grid may solve many of my problems. Does anyone have any experience using this technique with Silk Test or know of any good resources I could contact.?
Answer:
Answer1:
If you use QA Partner, you should know, what to work it is possible only with one application, because include file (xxxxx.inc) only one. You can work it is possible with different windows, but only from one application.
Answer2:
As far as the QA Partner list - I would say it is dead. The SilkTest list at Onelist.com (this list) is much better anyway, since all the messages are archived for people to go back and search on. Plus, each user can control how they want it - each message or in digest mode.
Answer3:
As I know, you can work with several applications simultaneuosly. QA Partner/SilkTest doesn't limit you from that. You can run into the problem with using the default recovery system for all applications under test, but this problem can be solved too.
If you use QA Partner, you should know, what to work it is possible only with one application, because include file (xxxxx.inc) only one. You can work it is possible with different windows, but only from one application.
Answer2:
As far as the QA Partner list - I would say it is dead. The SilkTest list at Onelist.com (this list) is much better anyway, since all the messages are archived for people to go back and search on. Plus, each user can control how they want it - each message or in digest mode.
Answer3:
As I know, you can work with several applications simultaneuosly. QA Partner/SilkTest doesn't limit you from that. You can run into the problem with using the default recovery system for all applications under test, but this problem can be solved too.
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