TheAutomated Test Framework (ATF)is thebuilt-in testing frameworkin ServiceNow used totest applications, including Server-side scripts and logic.
Enablesautomated testing of ServiceNow applicationswithout manual effort.
Can testserver-sidescripts (e.g., Business Rules, Script Includes, and Workflows).
SupportsUI testingfor forms, lists, and portals.
Reduces testing time and enhancesrelease reliability.
ServiceNow is alow-code/no-codeplatform, so ATF provides aplatform-specifictesting tool.
ATF allowstest creation without coding, making it easy for administrators and developers to use.
Integrates with Continuous Integration (CI/CD) pipelinesto ensuresmooth updates.
Key Features of ATF:Why ATF is Used for Testing ServiceNow Applications?
A: Selenium #Incorrect
Seleniumis used forweb UI automation, but it isnot built into ServiceNow.
ATF is thepreferredtesting framework for ServiceNow applications.
B: Test Driven Framework (TDF) #Incorrect
No such frameworkcalled "Test Driven Framework" in ServiceNow.
TDD (Test-Driven Development)is asoftware development methodology, not a testing tool.
C: JUnit #Incorrect
JUnit is a Java-based testing frameworkused for Java applications.
ServiceNow scripts useJavaScript, not Java.
Why Other Options Are Incorrect?
Automated Test Framework (ATF)
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