The testing life cycle supported by the
Integrated Testing Environment ITE
is a simple one. The following steps are included:
Use the Tsert.Com Planner to write a requirement document for the
system to be tested. The requirement document can be the
user manual or reference manual, etc.
Use the Tsert.Com Planner to write a
test plan, but first use the Tsert.Com Browser to setup a structure for the testsuite
to be developed. The structure should correspond to the
set of functionalities to be tested. Once completed,
import the testsuite into the test-plan.
Use the Tsert.Com Browser to write test scripts for the newly
created testsuite.
Each section in the requirements
document is expected to have an associated keyword. It is
these keywords that you are supposed to use when making a
reference to a requirement in the test scripts.
The Tsert.Com Engine is used to syntax check and execute the
test scripts. This is an iterative process; errors will
be discovered, as the scripts are developed.
Once complete, assign a version to
the testsuite and move it to the repository.
Execute an official run, to
establish a base-line for the Tsert.Com Tracker. The default tracking database now
contains some relevant information.
The keywords are traced and logged
by the tracking database when the testsuite is run in
official mode using the Tsert.Com Engine
The Tsert.Com Engine automatically updates
the tracking database with information for the official run.
The default tracking database is used to track and
update problem reports, when they are found.
If changes are made to the
application, then update the relevant test scripts in the
testsuite and repeat this process from the beginning. The
relevant system test plan and requirement documents need
to be updated.