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CAL Test tool kit NAV 2016
pbrans
Member Posts: 3
Hi,
I wanted to find out more about the test tool kit. We would like to use this in our development to create standardized automatic testing methods. The test codeunits from Microsoft refer to a TFS collection. I suppose that the work items in that collection describe what is tested, what the scenario is, what data is being used and what the suspected outcome is. This would help to see how it works, how we could reuse this. So what I’m looking for is a more functional approach to testing the application. Is that possible, could anyone help with this?
I wanted to find out more about the test tool kit. We would like to use this in our development to create standardized automatic testing methods. The test codeunits from Microsoft refer to a TFS collection. I suppose that the work items in that collection describe what is tested, what the scenario is, what data is being used and what the suspected outcome is. This would help to see how it works, how we could reuse this. So what I’m looking for is a more functional approach to testing the application. Is that possible, could anyone help with this?
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