This blog post will explain the term regression testing and how Ranorex test automation can support in doing functional regression testing. Additionally the blog post will confront you with the problem occurring with regression testing including a strategy to overcome it. What is...

This article explains how custom actions can be implemented and used directly within Ranorex Recorder. Additionally, it provides an example implementation of a custom (user code) action. It furthermore describes how this action can easily be shared – e.g. to also make such action...

Sometimes it is necessary to access the value of a specific variable in more than only one module in a test case. An example for this would be any kind of converter: In one module the value to be converted is read in. In another module this value is converted. Needless to say, in...

Note: xUnit transform is no longer supported in Ranorex Studio. Beginning with Ranorex 7.0, you can create a JUnit compatible copy of the generated Ranorex report file. The XML-based JUnit test report can easily be integrated into your CI build process. 

This blog post will show how to test your Web Service using Ranorex Webservices Testing Tool. Start reading the Ranorex Web Services Testing Tutorial Blog!

If software is configurable, it often means that the software relies on dynamic content – dynamic content is typically based on dynamic identifiers (IDs). Using dynamic IDs often leads to problems in test automation because they are newly generated each and every time an element ...

This blog post will discuss the possibilities to share your automatically generated Ranorex Reports over your local network or via email. There is no need to have Ranorex installed on the machine you will open the shared report. This is possible because the Ranorex Report format ...