Worksoft Certify for Modern Web Applications 2.0

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The Worksoft Certify for Modern Web Applications course focuses on advanced Worksoft Certify techniques for HTML-based applications. Discover best practices specifically designed for the Web. Through a series of interactive lessons and demonstrations, you will extend the skills developed in the Introduction to Worksoft Certify Automation course.

This course is divided into the following lessons:

Introduction to Worksoft Certify for Modern Web Applications – The lesson was designed to give you general information on what to expect before taking the course, while taking the course, and after taking the course.
Getting Started with Worksoft Certify for Modern Web Applications – In this lesson, you will develop a plan to build our processes for the Worksoft Store Sample Application Advanced Order Form.
Certify Capture & LiveTouch with Modern Web Applications – This lesson will cover how to use Certify Capture and LiveTouch and explain the differences between Certify Capture and LiveTouch.
Creating Process Folders and Processes – This lesson will cover creating process folders and processes for building automation for web applications.
Changing an Objects Findby Attributes and Editing the Review Process – This lesson will cover how to Change an Object's Findby Attributes During Execution and creating a child process that will loop through the recordset.
Creating the Child Process and Editing Objects – This lesson will cover how to create looping through a recordset, demonstrate how to edit attributes associated with an object, and use the set attribute action to revise the child process.
Updating the Review Process and Creating the Confirm Process – This lesson will cover how to Change an Object's Findby Attributes During Execution and creating a child process that will loop through the recordset.
Creating Utilities, Negative Tests, and Review the End-to-End Process – This lesson will cover how to create a utility that can close applications and create negative tests.
Configuration Manager and Rules – This lesson will cover the how-to-use the configuration manager and create configuration rules.
What are XF Definitions? – This lesson will cover the Web Extensibility Framework (XF) definitions. Certify eXtensibility Framework (XF) definitions are a set of object recognition properties and object relationship definitions that specify how the Certify Cross-Browser web engine recognizes, locates, and interacts with complex web UI objects in web applications.
Additional Information – This lesson will cover additional information and resources useful for working with Worksoft Certify.

This course will take 2 hours or less to complete.

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