Starting with App-V
We our in process of sequencing application using App - V as per our client requirement.We were successful in setting up an Test environment for App-V.
Can anyone advise the process followed in App-V like we follow in packaging like Client request ->development->Unit Testing ->Peer Review->UAT etc etc.
My question are as follow:
1 - What process is followed in App-V
2 - How does the client request for application to sequence
3 - Any best practices to be followed
4 - How is testing done
5 - Also any particular applications which i can sequence in my test lab and give me more knowledge about this new technology.
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Gary
14 years ago
Posted by:
anonymous_9363
14 years ago
For what?
2 - How does the client request for application to sequence
The users probably ought not to make the call between a sequenced or conventionally packaged app. If the sequenced package delivers what they require, they probably don't care, either.
3 - Any best practices to be followed
MSDN has some good advice, IIRC. Also, the AppV blogs are a good source of information.
4 - How is testing done
No different to conventionally packaged apps.
5 - Also any particular applications which i can sequence in my test lab and give me more knowledge about this new technology.
Posted by:
mast3rm1nd
13 years ago
I believe the process should be very similar as with any other automation request:
1. Clients requests app to be automated (does not specify method)
2. Automation Engineer decides what's best for automating the application (app-v, transform, setupcapture)
3. Application is automated and submitted to Internal QA (peer review)
4. Application is then submitted for External QA (client testing - install, uninstall, upgrade, functionality)
5. Client signs off application working correctly.
6. End... lol
1. Clients requests app to be automated (does not specify method)
2. Automation Engineer decides what's best for automating the application (app-v, transform, setupcapture)
3. Application is automated and submitted to Internal QA (peer review)
4. Application is then submitted for External QA (client testing - install, uninstall, upgrade, functionality)
5. Client signs off application working correctly.
6. End... lol
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