Operational Test Data with DPLs
Contents
- Appvance DPL Types
- Configuring Appvance DPLs
- Providing Data to Distributed Tests
- Dynamic DPL
- Array Generator DPL
- WhiteBoard DPL
- Scenario Wide DPL
- Hash DPL
- JavaScript DPL
- Using the DPLs
- Communication Intra-Steps Using TheLocker
- The RSC Resource
- Creating Your Own DPL
- Specific Types of DPLs
- DPL Usage with Appvance Designer Script
- Synthetic DPL
- Encrypt/Decrypt DPL
- Operation Test Data FAQ
Appvance IQ's Data Production Library (DPL) is a powerful system to deliver data to tests at runtime. For instance, a test of an online registration service stores name and password values in a database and uses a DPL to access the database as the test operates. In a second instance, a test of a reporting service uses a DPL to access a comma-separated-value (CSV) file of acceptable responses to validate service responses.
Software developers, QA technicians, and IT managers with a variety of technical skills use Appvance IQ. It is important to provide DPLs that are ready to use and require no programming skills. But also offer a framework for building your own DPLs. Appvance Unified Test
Appvance IQ (AIQ) Data Product Libraries (DPLs) delivers operational data to tests at test run-time. For instance, a recorded Appvance Designer Script or Selenium test of a Web-based log-in page retrieves the user name and password values from a comma-separated value (CSV) data file as AIQ executes the test. Tests can use DPL provided data not only as input values but also to validate the application's function.
The AIQ DPL system provides a simple and easy way to data-enabled tests. A DPL does not require programming or scripting.
Last updated: April 11, 2024
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