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I have a problem while switching from native view to webview in Android while testing on MAC OS. But the same scripts works fine in windows. In Mac it gives chrome not reachable as a webdriver exception or some times session not found exception. I’m using Appium with Eclipse in Mac. I tried replacing different version of chromedriver but none of them worked. Any solution for this!

Thanks

I know for different parameters I have to use a CSV DatasetConfig and create a .csv file, with the email id and password separated by a comma.

For native mobile apps, we are using HTTPS Test Script Recorder, which records the actions I am doing. Using the recording, I am able to create the script for only one user, but I want multiple users to log in and log out.

I want to create a flow like:

First user logged in – > logout
Second user logged in -> logout

Since the naming of our project changed, I would like to concistently reflect that change in project-names and namespaces within my solution. Also, the standard test suite file files (.rxtst, .rxtmg, .rxrep) should be renamed accordingly.

What I tried:

Renaming the solution and projects within the Ranorex IDE works fine.

Renaming the standard test suite files in the Ranorex IDE will rename all references, except for references to the repository within CodeModule files. These will point to the previous repository name, resulting in compile errors.

Renaming the namespaces in the Ranorex IDE is not supported. Renaming (refactoring) the namespace in Visual Studio works in that the solution will compile just fine afterwards when compiled in Visual Studio. However, opening the solution in the Ranorex IDE will regenerate the code of recording modules, which still point to the previous, no longer valid repository name, resulting in compile errors.

Any suggestions how to handle the scenario efficiently, consistently and correctly?
Many thanks in advance!

I’m approaching to create the test automation architecture for a mobile project for the first time.
Here are the issues:
-The project if (of course) multi platform (all Android devices running version 8 or higher and all iOS devices running iOS 12 or higher)
-Both apps are natives (Android Studio/Kotlin + Xcode/Swift)
-The app has a core BT library because the software communicates via BT with a phisycal object (IoT)

The server used to trigger a system of alarm via certains codes is on Firebase
The server used to manage communications to end users and that translate the codes from Firebase is on AWS
-The project is already in production as I was hired by this company 6 months ago
-The company asked me to try to create a TAA for this project

My idea is to start with some unit tests (for all the functions and library used for both Android and iOS),then make some integration testing via API but.. I have no idea if it’s possibile to automate some interactions between the app, the BT and the alarm to trigger.
Do you know if there is a “best practice” to automate mobile app in the context of IoT?

Im working with SAP test automation with the JCOB DLL 1.18.64bit library.
My code was working fine when I run the test with Java 8.
But when I set the project settings to Java 11, I got below error.
com.jacob.com.ComFailException: Can’t co-create object

Is there any specific JCOB version available for Java 11?

In an ETL process a table is dynamically constructed using a complex SQL query. This query is written by a developer. As a QA engineer, how can I validate that the table is correct according to specification?
What I am doing right now is:
1/ Validating constraints. For example: No duplicate for some functional key, no null value..
2/ Trying to rewrite the query and comparing the results with the developer’s query (should give same result).
I feel that 1/ is not enough and 2/ is doing the developer’s job again (if i use his code, it is not validating anything, writing my own is complicated and I can also make mistakes in my code).
What is a good strategy to test this kind of database?

n today’s digital world, a strong cybersecurity plan is very important. A key part of this plan is the penetration test, an essential security testing service. This test evaluates how secure an organization truly is. Unlike regular checks for weaknesses, a penetration test digs deeper. It identifies vulnerabilities and simulates real-world attacks to exploit them.
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