Ranorex Studio Advanced

Introduction
Review of what you should know so far, Why we need to code, User Code Modules versus Code Modules. Introduction to the Applications Under Test (AUT)

Where to program?
User Code in Recording modules versus Code modules, converting Actions to User Code, Creating new User Code Methods, The different sections in Recording Modules and Code Modules where you can write code, and when they get called

Capturing Application Values
Programmatically capturing values from your application, storing values, variable scope, writing values out to the results

Custom Validation Points & Sync Points
How to programmatically create a validation check and why we may need to do this. Writing pass & fail steps to the results, Screenshot reporting, different ways of handling script replay on failure

Code reuse
How to create Smart Actions and re-usable methods, passing parameters to methods, capturing return values in a recording module, creating libraries of Methods for re-use in other test cases/modules, module inheritance, how to re-use projects as libraries

Dynamic Objects
Using RanoreXPath in code, using the index attribute, using regular expressions in the RanoreXPath, using IList collections and looping through multiple objects

Error Handling
Using the PopupWatcher Class, creating Ranorex exceptions, different ways of handling script replay when an exception occurs, programmatically checking if an object exists or has changed state, using the Find Methods

Integration
Running tests from the command line, demonstrations of integration with Subversion, and with Jenkins for Continuous Integration Development approaches (please note this course does not cover tuition in Jenkins or Subversion, just integration with Ranorex)