On Wed, Jun 15, 2011 at 3:34 PM, RAKESH KUMAR <[email protected]> wrote: > it would be grateful if some1 could help me with manual web testing > methods,test cases, etc.,
It would be good if you could spend a little more time in your email, and make it formal. You shouldn't be using SMS/Chat language in this kind mailing lists. Rest assured, you will be ignored/ banned when you try again. On testing; there isn't anythign specific to manual testing (aka Functional testing) of web applications. For testing any application, web/ native, you start with a Test Strategy and a test plan followed by a test case for every possible scenario. Each test case will have a collection of steps. These steps indicate every action that you do. For example (user logon): 1. Open the home page of the applicaiton in FireFox 2. Enter XYZ as the user name 3. Enter ABC as the password 4. Validate that the application refuses to log you in 5. Validate that when you type this URL <<http://<your server/admin.php>>, it refuses to show the page,as you are not logged in. You pick up the scenarios from your requirements documents (Use cases, user stories, etc..) and make sure that you have covered all the scenarios. if you are a part of an existing team, they will already have a template for each of the aforementioned documents. if you are looking for guidelines for acadamic purposes, you have a tonne of search engines, that can help you out. HTH -- Natarajan _______________________________________________ ILUGC Mailing List: http://www.ae.iitm.ac.in/mailman/listinfo/ilugc
