how do u do smoke test for login page which has username ,
password, ok, and cancel buttons
Answer Posted / puneet
Smoke testing in this case will be to test the button OK
and Cancel. Type in any thing in the username and password
field and press the OK button, the page should change and
the request should have gone to the database to confirm if
it is a valid request or not.
You should have no concern whether the login is successful
or not, the functionality is to test whether on pressing
the OK button the request is sent or not .... and it is
working perfectly.
Same do for the Cancel button and see if that works as per
functionality.
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