For more than a year, I've been working on automation of functional testing, regression testing using TestComplete(http://smartbear.com/products/qa-tools/automated-testing-tools). It's a paid automation tool.
It's an little tricky to learn and use but quite similar to Selenium. You can use xpath, record and play to script test cases.
Pros:
- similar to Selenium IDE, you can record and play test scripts
- similar to Selenium RC, you can create test scripts in VBScript, JScript, DelphiScript, C++Script or C#Script. (personally, I liked VBScript)
- Test results logs helps in finding precisely the issue where test failed
- tests can be recorded in keywork driven or screen capture modes
- tests can be created for regression, functional, DDT (data driven testing), ODT(object driven testing), and so on
- can easily do cross-browser testing
Cons:
- automated tests can not be run on Mac OSX
- no support for mobile testing automation (though there is a package 'seetest' which can be integrated with TC)
- it can not read xpath values for browsers other than IE, Firefox, chrome, Safari.
Please read this book on TestComplete(reviewed by me): http://www.packtpub.com/testcomplete-cookbook/book
It's an little tricky to learn and use but quite similar to Selenium. You can use xpath, record and play to script test cases.
Pros:
- similar to Selenium IDE, you can record and play test scripts
- similar to Selenium RC, you can create test scripts in VBScript, JScript, DelphiScript, C++Script or C#Script. (personally, I liked VBScript)
- Test results logs helps in finding precisely the issue where test failed
- tests can be recorded in keywork driven or screen capture modes
- tests can be created for regression, functional, DDT (data driven testing), ODT(object driven testing), and so on
- can easily do cross-browser testing
Cons:
- automated tests can not be run on Mac OSX
- no support for mobile testing automation (though there is a package 'seetest' which can be integrated with TC)
- it can not read xpath values for browsers other than IE, Firefox, chrome, Safari.
Please read this book on TestComplete(reviewed by me): http://www.packtpub.com/testcomplete-cookbook/book