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Take a look at this link from MSDN. It may answer your question in part. In the platform support section: Windows Internet Explorer 9 Important Windows Internet Explorer 9 is only supported if you have installed Visual Studio 2010 Service Pack 1 The following scenarios are supported if you have installed Visual Studio 2010 Service Pack ...

Mark, welcome to SQA. In my experience, worrying is not a good use of time. You can figure out for yourself how much disk space psr.exe consumes per unit time: write down the current time, start psr.exe, work as you would if you were testing, stop psr.exe, write down the current time, and then divide the size of the image file by how long you let it run. ...

There are a few different solutions off the top of my head. There are several proxies that others have already mentioned that have APIs that can be made to listen on whatever port you need. They may not get granular enough though for what you need. If I were looking in this area I'd maybe take a look at Python's socket module.: ...

I am running different test tools to check witch one is the best for me. So far i testet, Monkey Talk, KIF, Calabash and UI Automation from Apple. The easiest and best tool so far is the UIAutomation, it es very easy to use, has every thing i need so far. The only thing i miss is cross platform support. MonkeyTalk seems to be the closest to Automation but it ...

I'm currently building tests using the UI Automation tool found in Instruments. You can do both things that you are looking for. You can record tests and it allows you print the element tree and the names of those elements in the application. The tests are written in javascript and you can use the editor of your choice. When recording a test, the code will ...

This sounds like you might need to build some custom code, I haven't heard of anything that does this off the shelf, for any language. However, here's an approach I think might work; Assuming your using well structured objects, create a facade object that wraps the behaviour of the class under test, and present the facade to your normal application. ...

squish 4.2 using Qt will record my menu bar interactions, so you may have already done this by now but you can try the latest squish. A problem that I have is bringing the focus back to the AUT once I run the test so that I can test menu bar functionality. Squish hooks into Qt just fine but the problem is the application does not actually have focus when you ...