Using ASP.net Page state and theme to create Color effects on buttons

Using ASP.net Page state and theme to create Color effects on buttons – a Disco UI

About the app - how the UI color effects juggle:

The non-crossing activities for a specific button – Button_Red

Click here for the “VS2010 Web Developer Express” code for reference.

After building the app, one can choose to deploy the web app to IIS rather than the default VS Development server.

Deployment is only a few steps:

1) Build the release version of the app

2) Build the deployment package:

A deployment package is created as a zip file:

3) Open the IIS Manager and import this app package

Follow the wizard to deploy the package as a web app.

Run the app and here’s how the website looks:

This post will have a follow-up post on the Microsoft Test Manager and CUIT for a testing perspective!

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Experimenting with Visio and VBScript

This diagram is created: using this code: Copy the code: Option Explicit Dim strVSDPath, filesys Dim vsoApplication, vsoDocument, vsoPages, vsoPage Dim vsoMaster1, vsoMaster2, vsoStencil Dim vsoShape1, vsoShape2, vsoConnector1 Dim itr Const visAutoConnectDirDown = 2 'Connect down. Const visAutoConnectDirLeft = 3 'Connect to the left. Const visAutoConnectDirNone = 0 'Connect without relocating the shapes. Const visAutoConnectDirRight = 4 'Connect to the right. Const visAutoConnectDirUp = 1 'Connect up. ' Visio file to be created. strVSDPath = "D:\Workspace_Visio\TestRunFlow.vsd" 'delete any previously existing Suite file Set filesys = CreateObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject") If filesys.FileExists(strVSDPath) Then filesys.DeleteFile strVSDPath End If Set filesys = Nothing &#

Excel Automation and a palatable QTP Suite

Excel automation and VBScript can be used to create a test suite that can control the run sequence of QTP scripts and present a Summary report of the automation run cycle. Its simple enough to double-click an icon and the VBScript program will create an excel sheet, populated with all the scripts from a Test folder. Here’s the folder structure: Click here to get the files. The CreateSuite.vbs program creates an excel sheet .. .. and populates it with all the QTP scripts from the Tests folder (folder hierarchy within the Tests folder does not matter, a valid script folder will be fetched). Here’s how the excel sheet looks after running the CreateSuite program: This Test Suite has been created in the TestSuite folder, as the Suite.xls file: Once the list of tests is available, one can choose to configure a subset of the listed tests to be run, like in the case below, we turn off the fourth test: Now that the list of tests to be run is ready, we

QTP – search sub-folders for existence of QTP scripts

Suppose we want to report on all subfolders in a specific root folder that contain script files. Consider the example folder structure here – ODBC_MYSQL, ODBC_SQLEXPRESS and Test1 are the folders that have QTP scripts: Here’s a VBScript program that takes the root (start) folder as input, and iterates all subfolders recursively to report on the ones that are actual QTP script folders: Note: This program can be run directly as a VBScript program, or from within a QTP script by toggling the comment between lines 17 and 18. (p.s.: if Print statement does not work on specific version of QTP, use the Msgbox statement. For real world test automation projects, do not use either – to avoid human intervention!) On running the program, Folders across various levels (Level 2, 3) get reported!

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