Making a webpage using google accounts : By-Ashutosh Sharma

Hello friends,
This blog post will enable you to make a website using your gmail account. You can use them for collecting data from visitors of your webpage and i guarntee this is not going to take more than 20 minutes. Just follow up the simple steps given below:

STEP i) Login to your gmail account using your username and password. Now click on the 'Documents' links as shown below.

STEP ii)Clicking on 'Documents' link will open up google docs. Now select 'Create New' drop down button and choose 'form' as shown in the image below:

STEP iii)A new webpage will pop up. Write down the heading of your webpage and some description about your webpage as shown in the image below:

STEP iv)Now write down your question that you want to be answered by visitors of your webpage. In this example i am making a webpage to collect contact details of my visitors. Hence my questions will ask 'Full Name', 'Email-id', 'Contact no.'. You can add as many questions as you want.There are three buttons on the top right corner of each question.The first one is to edit questions. The Second one is to duplicate the question and the last one is for deletion of that question. Just edit the sample question available there, and click on the done button. Now click on the duplicate button to make more questions as shown in the image below:


STEP v)After writing all the questions click on the save button available at the top of the form to save your current setting as shown in the image below:



STEP vi)Now make your webpage more appealing by applying a theme. You can select from more than 90 themes available. To apply a theme, click on the theme button available on the top left corner of the form as shown in the image below:

STEP vii)Select a theme as per your requirement and click 'apply' button available on the top left corner of the form to save it. Now you are almost done with making your webpage.


STEP viii)Now copy the link of your webpage form the bottom of the form as shown below:


STEP ix)Shorten your url by bit.ly. Log on to 'http://bit.ly/' and paste your url. Now click the shorten button to short your url. Copy this url. This is your final url and now publish your webpage with this url.


STEP x)Now enter a sample data to check your webpage, i have entered Full name 'Ashutosh Sharma' Contact Number '8600065883' and email id 'ashutoshsharma247@gmail.com'. The process is shown in the image below:


STEP xi)You can view your database anytime by logging on to gmail account and then selecting 'documents' link and clicking on form as shown below:


STEP xii)To download your database please select 'file' menu and select 'download as' and select your option for example 'excel'. The step is shown in the image below:

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IBM RFT Sample Questions

Q: 1 How do you start the application under test?
A. use the Windows Start menu
B. simply begin recording
C. open a command line and start the application by typing its name
D. click the Start Application button on the recording toolbar

Q: 2 While recording a script, the recording monitor _____.
A. appears at the conclusion of recording
B. is only displayed on the toolbar
C. does not appear
D. displays a message for each action

Q: 3 What can be tested when recording a verification point?
A. an objects data only
B. an objects data or properties only
C. whether or not the object is working
D. an objects data, properties, or existence

Q: 4 What can you use to select an object as a verification point?
A. the object finder, the object picker, or the object browser
B. the main object browser, the test object browser, or the extra object browser
C. the object finder, the test object browser, or the delay method
D. the delay method, the scripting method, or the pointer method

Q: 5 A recording is started by:
A. Entering script record on the command line
B. creating a script and then pressing the record button in the RFT application
C. starting the application under test
D. Starting RFT

Q: 6 How do you stop recording?
A. click the Stop Recording button on the recording toolbar
B. end the application under test
C. close RFT
D. close the recording monitor

Q: 7 Which three actions are possible with RFT? (Choose three.)
A. use a wizard to substitute literals with datapool variables
B. substitute literals in verification points with datapool variables
C. create a datapool while recording a data-driven script
D. create scripts in c#

Q: 8 You must _____ a script with a datapool before substituting literal values in the script with references to datapool variables.
A. share
B. associate
C. run
D. disassociate

Q: 9 When is the best time to use data-driven testing?
A. when the test only needs to be run once
B. when the test steps change based on the test input data
C. when the test must be run multiple times with different data
D. when the test requires a lot of manual data entry

Q: 10 Functional Tester allows you to import an external datapool from which of the following? (Choose three.)
A. an external .csv file
B. another Functional Tester datapool
C. an existing TestManager datapool
D. an access (.mdb) file

Q: 11 What will the following CallScript do? CallScript (myScript, null, DP_ALL)
A. cause the script to run an infinite number of times
B. cause the script to iterate through the entire datapool
C. cause the script to run through 100 datapool values
D. cause myScript to always pass

Q: 12 what is one way to insert data-driven commands into the test script?
A. use the Insert Data Driven Commands button while recording
B. use the Insert Data Driven Commands button while executing
C. the commands are generated automatically while importing the datapool
D. use the super helper class after recording

Q: 13 What must you do before editing the datapool using an external application?
A. make it a public datapool
B. make it a private datapool
C. export it to a .csv file
D. import it from a .csv file

Q: 14 Which statement is true about an RFT test datapool?
A. It is exclusive for only one test script.
B. It is a collection of related data records.
C. It is automatically generated during script record.
D. It is a collection of related test scripts.

Q: 15 What must you do to view a comparator of a failed verification point from an RFT text log?
A. open a web browser and browse to open the file: \ \\.rftvd for the
verification point you want to view
B. right-click on the test log and select Failed Verification Points from the right-click menu, then select the
verification point you want to view
C. open the test log, right-click on the verification point line you want to view and select View Results from the
right-click menu
D. log results in another format since you cannot open a comparator from a text log

Q: 16 Given an existing TestManager Rational Test project, what are the steps to log results to TestManager?
A. from TestManager, create a new Test Script Type for RFT, then from RFT, select the Functional Test logging preferences to TestManager
B. from RFT, select the Functional Test logging preferences to TestManager, then select the Test Manager project when you run an RFT test
C. from RFT, associate the Rational Test Project with the RFT project, then select the Functional Test logging preferences to TestManager
D. from the Rational Administrator, associate the RFT project to the Rational Test Project, then from RFT, select the Functional Test logging preferences to TestManager

Q: 17 Out of the box, what are the different options for logging RFT tests?
A. HTML, text, custom, TestManager, and none
B. HTML, text, TPTP, TestManager, and none
C. TestManager, CQTM, TPTP, HTML, and none
D. HTML, PDF, text, TestManager, and none

Q: 18 Not including TestManager or custom logging, how can you organize RFT test results?
A. define and follow a naming convention for all test logs
B. define and follow a naming convention for all logs and log subfolders
C. create as many folders in the *_logs project as needed and drag logs into the appropriate folders
D. create additional log projects which are associated with the primary RFT project, (for example, _acceptance_logs)

Q: 19 How do you perform image verification in a test?
A. select Perform Image Verification Point from the Verification Point and Action Wizard
B. select the Perform Properties Verification Point from the Verification Point and Action Wizard, then select only
the .src or other property for the image
C. download and install the RFT Enhancement Pack plug-in from IBM Rational Support
D. download and install the Image Comparator for Rational Functional Tester 2003.06 utility from developer Works

Q: 20 What should the tester open to view Test Objects, Main Data Area and Recognition Data?
A. the test script
B. the test comparator
C. the object map
D. the log viewer

Q: 21 What should the tester do to open the comparator in an HTML log after the test has been played back?
A. select View > Failures from the menu
B. click the View Results link in the test log
C. nothing, because the comparator open automatically
D. select Open > Comparator from the menu

Q: 22 What should the tester view to discover the current script action being executed?
A. playback monitor
B. the execution window
C. the test script
D. the application under test

Q: 23 The two phases of playing back a script are script development and _____.
A. unit testing
B. manual verification
C. reviewing results
D. regression testing

Q: 24 The tester resets their test environment and sets the playback environment. What is the tester ready to do?
A. record the test
B. set recording options
C. view and analyze the results
D. play back the script

Q: 25 If a test fails because the tester has updated the test data, what should the tester do to prevent continued failures?
A. re-record the test
B. use the comparator and update the baseline data
C. nothing, because the test is supposed to fail
D. change the test data