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1.What is the difference between Performance Test Strategy doc
and Test plan.
2.why it is recommended to use web http and html Protocol over
web click and script whats' the major differences

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1.What is the difference between Performance Test Strategy doc and Test plan. 2.why it is recomme..

Answer / naveenkumar

1. Performance Test Strategy and Test Plan :
Test plan is a document which provides a details about the
resources in the project(scope, approach etc).It is the
responsibility of test lead to develop this document. It
contains what things we are going to test, how we test it,
when we test it and who will test it
Test Strategy is the job of project manager to develop this
document. This document contains which type of testing
technique we will use for testing the software. As there are
many types of software testing which are used in different
circumstances for different purposes and it depends on the
situation to choose a particular strategy.

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1.What is the difference between Performance Test Strategy doc and Test plan. 2.why it is recomme..

Answer / ravichandra

2.why it is recommended to use web http and html Protocol over
web click and script whats' the major differences

Sol :

Web http/html protocol records the communication between client and server. It won't record client side actions.

Web click&script protocol record the actions which are performed against the browser. It will record only browser specific actions.

The reason behind why we recommend to use web http/html over web click& script is
Web http/html record objects interms of Get and Post requests where as Web click&script protocol records the objects based on x,y coordinates.

So if there is something change in the code which causes change in position of object( x,y coordinates)
click&script protocol won't abe able to find the objects leads to script fail.

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