How to Use Keyword Driven Testing (KDT) to Overcome Barriers of Automation Testing

This article covers following points:

1)  What Is KDT (Keyword Driven Testing)?
2)  Limitations of Automation testing - Why do Test Automation projects fails?
3)  How to use Keyword Driven Testing method to overcome Automation testing barriers?
4)  What is Test Language?
5)  How to use Test Language for Keyword Driven Automation Testing?
6)  Responsibilities of Functional Testers and Test Automation experts in KDT.

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  • 4 comments ↓

    #1 Sumit on 01.23.10 at 5:30 am

    Very nice article and approach that is required today. But I have an assumption: “How will I test an application that is simply not there. How will I develop functions and Items when I don’t know their object model. Very well I know I will be having BRDs but are those comprehensive enough to incorporate new changes into the automation infrastructure.Will it not increase the maintenance in the longer run.”

    #2 justin on 01.23.10 at 1:19 pm

    nice approach.
    new to this test language but looks interesting.

    We have tried many times to make automation a success but due to some restriction (includes one you mentioned) it always failed.

    So currently our automation scope is very limited and as you said we just run scripts for regression testing.
    changing functionality is also a major set back for out automation aims.

    #3 Aman on 01.24.10 at 3:25 am

    Hi,
    Nice Article.

    #4 husain jafri on 01.31.10 at 8:01 pm

    Very nice article and approach that is required today.

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