Hi Maheswarareddy,
Readiness checks and Smoke test both are same?
For me it is not the same. Smoke test is done mainly in development environment to check there is not issues with connectivity, configuration issues, data problems, exceptions in determinated cases of mapping, and so on. It is the first stage of the tests.
However readiness test is done in the last stage of testing (What is Operational Readiness Test and how to perform ORT testing?). Talking in integration world, we have not final users, it is a set of tests with business (functional) tasks, thought for the particular scenario.
For me, only one kind of test more would be performed, depending the interface, for example in SOAP to proxy, to do tests with the application to generate that SOAP requests.
i have reediness checks points,can you please share list of points related to Smoke test?
As i said depends about your interface. For example for file sender, to test the read, delete and archive is done, if you use FCC check a basic case independent of the business rightness of the data; if you have a complex mapping a set of test that you can test each different alternative; and so on.
Regards.