Mobile Automation and Best Practices - Siva Sundararaman

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Mobile Automation and Best Practices
- Siva Sundararaman, Senior Director - Enterprise Solutions Group

Global Digital Snapshot

Analysts speak about going Mobile
Industry Stats by Domain/ Technology
Analysts Speak
Analysts indicate that there is $1.5 trillion of value at
stake for logistics players and a further $2.4 trillion worth
of societal benefits as a result of digital transformation of
the industry up until 2025
The electricity sector is ripe for realizing value from rapid
digital transformation; It is estimated that there is $1.3
trillion of value to be captured globally from 2016-2025.
Analysts indicate that there is $0.67 trillion of value at
stake for automotive players and a further $3.1 trillion of
societal benefits as a result of digital transformation of
the industry until 2025.
E-Commerce penetration is forecast to grow
strongly from 7% in 2015 to 17% in 2025
21 Billion IoT
Devices To Invade
By 2020
27% percent of
senior executives
rate digital
transformation as
now being “a
matter of survival”
Embedded data
analytics will
provide U.S.
enterprises $60+
billion in annual
savings by 2020.
By the End of
2017, Two-Thirds
of the CEOs of
the G2000 will
Have Digital
Transformation
at the Center of
Their Corporate
Strategy

Role of Mobile Devices in Digital Transformation
Social
Mobile
IoT
Analytics
Data
science
Automation
Transforming Healthcare : Take a look at Digital Health!
Mobile devices
Wearable
Customer
Health Monitoring
Applications
Cloud
Data Segregation
Doctor’s Office
Pharmacy
Drug Suggestion
Improvements /
Feedback
IoT
Cloud
Analytics
Data Analysis

Key Elements in Digital – Testing IoT , The Digital Way
Connect
Devices used by
End Users
Application Backend
Infrastructure
Sample Business Cases
Other devices
Multiple
Connected
Devices
1
2
3
» Control
» Regulate
» Operate
» Credentials Validations
» Unique ID registration
Home Electronics
Car
Appliances
Medical Devices
Healthcare Apps
Usability Testing
Performance Testing
Reliability Testing
Security Testing
• Controlling a Home Appliance from a Mobile App – A scenario where a media streaming device would be controlled from a
mobile device and in-turn the streaming device is connected to the Wifi Router . Here , Multiple devices are connected
together and the above mentioned testing categories should ensure end-user seamless experience
• Starting a Car Engine from a Mobile App – A scenario where a mobile app may used for starting a car . This would need
registering the car with mobile app using unique identification and when every time this activity has to be done , the app needs
to interact with the backbone systems for validation which then initiates a trigger . All this needs to happen in microseconds
where extensive performance & reliability testing is required for seamless customer experience
High Priority Trends

Travel & Hospitality Industry
Predictive analysis
• Personalised preferences
• Custom Offers
• Price Forecasting
The role of wearable & mobile Devices
• Check in through your smart watch / phone
• Keyless Room Entry
• Placing special requests before boarding the hotel
Artificial Intelligence & Sensors
• Controlling Lights, AC through mobile apps
• Interaction through TVs’
How does it translate in real world?
Major Retailers across the globe
Go Digital
Omni channel support
Experience the intelligence, Connected applications,
Suggestion of personalized preferences & much more
High-End Digital Stores
• Virtual Mirrors
• Interactive Trial Rooms
• Intelligent Shelves
• Contactless payment
Mobile devices enablement, shopping through
devices of your choice
When they Go DigitalWhen they

The Digital Assurance Engineering (DAE) Platform
Testing Spectrum
Process Enablers
Customer Sentiment Analysis
Customer Wish & Pain points
Social Analysis
Usability
Creativity & Content
Accessibility
Internationalization
Performance & Security
Omni Channel &
Multichannel
Agile + led by DevOps
Lifecycle Automation
Cyclical Non-Functional Testing
Effective Data Analytics
Operational Governance
Technology Focus
Web & Mobile IoT &Connected Devices Analytics Cloud

Why do Mobile Apps Fail?
Mobile Apps continue to flood the market

Leverage Automated Testing
Parallel test execution
on diversified Devices
Better Platform Coverage
Improved Efficiency/
Resource utilization
Increased device coverage
Consistency of testing
process
Faster Release Cycles
Why
Automated
Testing?
Comprehensive Regression Testing
Better Test Coverage

Mobile Automation Vs Web Automation
Web Mobile
Feature Parity
 Targeted for specific platforms and account for the features in one
user world, such as the browser that makes easy to develop the
code
 Mobile applications take complexity of supported varied device
platforms to the next level by adding user communities’
expectations. This makes which makes the development of code
difficult
 Ex: Apple and android users have different expectations for how
their apps will work on various devices
Complex user interaction  User interaction are pretty much limited to mouse and keyboard.
 User interactions with complex gestures, eye movement, direction,
tilt, movement, acceleration, GPS coordinates, surroundings, sound,
and so on
Test Strategy
 Testing on the Web, test strategy usually takes into account the
different supported browsers and maybe the underlying operating
systems (OS)
 With mobile, the consideration should include the OS versions for
each platform, and device types.
 Ex: Apple is pretty stable and their user community is up-to-date on
the OS, Android can have a ton of different configurations that the
user community supports.
Automating with Page Object
Locators
 Only one set of code to support one set of object locator
 When writing automation on a web application, we need to find
the page object locators.
 Only need to write code to support one set of locators.
 Two different dev teams to determine the locators If you are
developing automated tests for mobile apps
 The features might not be in sync, causing testers to write multiple
tests for similar features.

Top 10 Challenges of Mobile Testing
,
Automated Reporting Challenges
App Performance
Localization challenges Location-based Testing
Security is the Key
Platform and Device Fragmentation
User Experience and
Usability of Applications
Device Interrupt Simulation
Connected Device Testing
System Integration Complexities

Top Challenges in
Implementing Mobile Test
Automation & How To
address them

1. Platform and Device Coverage
Disney’s Omni-channel experience starts with your initial experience on Disney’s beautiful, mobile-responsive
website. Even their trip-planning website works well on mobile.
Once you’ve booked a trip, you can use the My Disney
Experience tool to plan your entire trip, from where you’ll
dine to securing your Fast Pass. In the park, you can use your
mobile app to locate the attractions you want to see, as well
as view the estimated wait time for each of them.
The imaginative company takes it one step further, though,
with the release of its Magic Band program. This tool acts as
a hotel room key, photo storage device for any pictures
taken of you with Disney characters, and a food ordering
tool. Plus, it even has Fast Pass integration to keep your
vacation moving.

How Automated Testing helps in Platform/Device Coverage
» The mobile application ecosystem is very dynamic, but also
suffers from both software and hardware fragmentation.
» OEMs are launching new devices and new customizations that
can break your application, and new OS versions are also
delivered every now and then
» To meet the market and device compatibility it is
recommended to test the application against these devices.
» And for this automated testing has you covered – you have
already those test cases/scripts/code that is usable again.

2. User Experience
Bank of America takes their Omni-channel development
seriously. As one of the biggest brands in their industry, they’re
setting the standard for a dynamic experience, which -- as of
today -- allows for everything from check depositing to
appointment scheduling to be handled by the company’s mobile
and desktop apps.
Sentiments Social
Analysis
Customer
Attitude
Emotions
Opinion
Media Hunting
Survey
Enablement
Results Consolidation
Scoring
User Emotions:

User Experience & Usability Testing
Usability Analysis /
Testing
Product Exploration
Prioritization of Key Scenarios
Creation of workflows
Execution
Scoring
Remediation
Content
Accuracy
Visual
Attraction
Ease of UseSimplicity
Comparative
Analysis
Multiple
Versions
A/B Testing
Accessibility
Portrait/Landscape Mode:

3. Device Interrupt Simulation
A phone call/Facetime that you attend while you are
reading a digital book on iBooks (or similar application).
When the user answers a phone, iBooks waits until it is
done and then resumes when the call ends.
Automated test tools can provide a great deal of help in simulating interruptions.
 MAutomate is a record and playback tool for mobile application testing. Testers are able to record a clean
functional test, without the interrupts, to be executed on target devices. Then, using the tool's wizard, the
tester can insert interrupts at any stage in the test script without writing a single line of code. The tool is able
to simulate the specified various interrupts on the device under test and then send the screenshot results back
to the tool's Web interface.
 UI AutoMonkey (for iOS) and The Monkey (for Android) perform "Monkey testing" to conduct testing in a
random fashion, or generating random keystrokes or events to see how the system under test reacts. Using
The Monkey mobile test tool, the tester is able to send a pseudo-random stream of user events to an
emulator or device and then validate for appropriate behavior or report on errors or unhandled exceptions.

4. End-to-End System Testing
Oasis is a UK fashion retailer that is fusing their ecommerce site, mobile
app, and brick-and-mortar stores into a simple shopping experience.
If you walk into one of their stores, you’ll find sales associates armed
with iPads that are available to give you on-the-spot, accurate, and up-
to-date product information.
The iPad also acts as a cash register, making it easy for associates to ring
you up from anywhere in the store. And the cherry on top? If it appears
that something is out of stock, the staff can instantly place an online
order for you to have the item shipped directly to your home.

App2
Database
Legacy
App
Consumer Layer
Web services Web services
Middleware
App1
Apps, DB, Legacy
Layer
» Integration testing of
Mobile Apps with
backend systems
(remove all stubbed
components)
» Validation of all the
Mobile UI and
Functionality with real
systems
2 E2E Testing
» Web Services testing for project specific
functionality
» Web Services testing for all possible positive
and negative scenarios based on the
Interface Contract documents
» Web Services Testing at Unit level with
schema validation, data formats, connectivity
tests
1b Web Services Testing
» Mobile Application navigation testing with
wireframes documents and backend stubbed
» Mobile Application UI testing with available
wireframes
1a Mobile TestingSample view of IT Architecture
Proposed Test Model
End-to-End Testing

5. Location Based Testing
Parkway Parade is a shopping mall which partnered
with Sprooki to encourage retailers and shoppers
alike to pre-purchase using smartphones.
Customers receive proximity-based alerts of the
shopping mall then as well as receiving alerts and
browsing products and offers, customers can
purchase the products and services on the spot,
through their phone and redeem immediately at
participating stores.
Use location faking tools to test your app in a location where your intended user
base would be using the app. Fake GPS Location and Lockito are some location
faking apps for Android.

6. Localization Testing
If a mobile app is designed for the USA, then
the time format should be changed
according to the USA Standard time.
Language and currency format should also
follow USA standards.
Key Areas:
• Date and time formats
• Currency used
• Keyboard usage
• Sorting, aligning and collating data
• Colors schemes, symbols and icons
• Text and graphics which, in a given culture,
may be viewed as sensitive or can be
misinterpreted.
• Diverse legal requirements

Localization Testing Approach
Use UTF-8 and locale class of Java:
Use Google Translate headless to translate the content into
desired language and verify against baseline language file:
Application is checked to assure that it behaves
according to the local culture or settings.

7. App Performance
App performance can impact users’ devices and experiences.
Mobile application performance testing allows you to:
• Measure effects on device CPU, memory, battery, location, and
network bytes sent/received
• Compare baseline performance to the current build to catch
memory leaks, a slow loading image, or new functionality that
requires too many network calls
• View trends over time to identify bugs and mobile performance
deltas from build to build
To keep up with testing cycles and identify inconsistencies, you can
automate mobile testing and integrate it into your continuous
integration testing process.
By building a core set of tests quickly, you can focus on analyzing
the results to identify root causes of errors.

8. Mobile Application Security Testing
Security Index Business Impact Technical Impact
Current Risk Level
Reporting
Top 10 Vulnerabilities
Weak Server Side
Controls
Insecure Data Storage
Insufficient Transport
Layer Protection
Unintended Data
Leakage
Poor Authorisation
and Authentication
Broken Cryptography
Client Side Injection
Security Decisions via
Untrusted Inputs
Improper Session
Handling
Lack of Binary
Protections
Tools
OWASP
ReportingInformation
Gathering
Dynamic
Analysis
Static
Analysis
Focus Areas
» Network Attacks
» Server Side Analysis
» Client Side Attacks
» Injection & Data Flow
Analysis
» Jail-breaking/rooting
» Penetration Testing
» Traffic Analyzers
» API/Service Attacks
» Backend Server
» Database Server
» Cross Site Scripting
» Data Privacy
» Buffer Overflows
Test Approach
Reporting
Dedexer Clang Static analyzer
FindBugs™

Security Testing Build Integration Strategy
I D E
(Technology Agnostic)
S V N
Code Repository
Secure code scan Web application security testing
Fortify SCA
Jenkins trigger source code for secure code scan
Fortify SSC
Reporting tool
Build Server
High Secured Code
HP Web Inspect
HP ALM
1
QA Activities
Dev Activities
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
94.a
For dev team
Remediation
1 2
1
2
3
4
4.a
5
6
7
8
9
Jenkins trigger source code for secure code scan
Jenkins trigger source code to fortify SCA for secure code scan
Fortify SCA perform code scan and send results to Fortify SSC
The vulnerabilities will be pushed to HP ALM for dev remediation
Developer fix code as per remediation plan of both SAST and DAST
Commit code to SVN
Compile code to Build Server
Jenkin Trigger build for DAST scan – Major release
1
2HP Web Inspect publish results to SSC
Developer fix code as per remediation plan
Unlimited SAST - Rescan
Unlimited DAST - Rescan
Remediation

9. Connected Devices Workflows
BLE PLC
1 Engineering App Workflows
• Discover and configure
• Define name
• Define group & zone
• Test individual and group commands
2 SNAP Testing Workflows
• Test Board to SNAP communication
• SNAP enabled device to other device
communication
BLE PLC
3 Customer App workflows with UI
• Discover and configure
• Define name
• Define group & zone
• Test individual and group commands
(Includes BLE and PLC without SNAP)
PLCBLE

Integrated Test Automation Framework – Accessory & Peripheral Testing
Tools
Automated Tests Test Input Data
Launch
Script
Reporting
Config.
File
Object Management
Generic Utility Libraries
Log
Generator
Dialog
Handlers Application
Specific
Library
Test Controller
Web
Accelerators
Automated Scripts
Gallop CI Framework
Application
Under Test
Parallel Execution
Application
Under Test
Parallel Execution
Mobile
Accelerators
Data
Driver
3rd Party Tools for Accessory
& Peripheral Testing
myBatteryLifeBattery Meter
GSam Battery
Monitor
Battery Watch
System Activity
Monitor
System Console
Sensor Kinetics Prowl
Phone Hardware
Test
Hardware Tools
iPhone 3G/4G/iPod
Touch testerFake Location
Sensor Kinetics
Fill Device
Memory
CPU Memory
Monitor
System
Information
SMS Gateway
Antutu BenchmarkG-NetTrack
Sensor Kinetics
Charles Proxy tool
Log Viewer

10. Automated Reporting
Benefits
• The reporting from tools are not intuitive
• Reporting frameworks like Extent can be
integrated to provide more detailed
reporting at all levels
• Integrate plugins to report business &
technical information (client side script
errors, stack trace etc.)
• Standardized test execution reporting in
HTML/Excel formats with added
screenshots for failures
• Test Suite Level, Test Step Level and Screen
Cap for proof of testing and easy
reproduction
Sample Report

Client-Side Error Reporting

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