Hello folks, TestNG allows us to create parameterized methods in a TestNG class. A TestNG class may contain more than one @Test annotated methods and every test method may accept zero or more parameters. We can pass those parameters as a whole at “suite” level or “test” level. Sometimes, it becomes confusing when there are
Hello Folks, We have seen previously that how can we parameterize methods in a TestNG class. The approach of using @Parameters annotations with each methods is not so good. Some demerits of this approach are as below: You need to include @Parameters annotation with each parameterized method. You need to accept as many as attributes
Hello Folks, I was asked this question in an interview and I was like “Are there two terms “Parameters” and “parameter” in TestNG?“. Yes, There are two different terms, “Parameters” and “parameter“. We have used both termas many times but didn’t notice minor thing. “Parameters” is an annotation which allows us to create parameterized methods
Hello Folks, Arguments or Parameters help us to achieve reusability of codes and cleanliness of codes. We can do overloading of methods using different number, types and order of parameters to serve differently for different set of values. TestNG also allows you to parameterized your tests. We will see how can we achieve parameterisation of methods
Hello Folks, Recently I have started learning or exploring more on best practises in Selenium Framework and same I want to share through my blogs for yours learning as well as to know your views. In this post, we will learn Naming Convention for Web Element and actions on it. Let’s consider a scenario: You
Hello Folks, In this post we will learn below topics: 1. How to skip a test conditionally? 2. How conditionally skipped test is reported in TestNG report? 3. How to report conditionally skipped test case as failed in TestNG report instead of skipped? 4. What is SkipException class? 5. What is use of isSkip() method?
Hello Folks, Grouping is a best feature provided by TestNG. We group test scripts based on suite name or functionality based on our requirements. We have seen grouping concepts in previous posts. In this post we will another feature of grouping in TestNG. TestNG also allows you to create group of groups i.e. meta data.
Hello Folks, Suppose you have created a testng class which has many @Test annotated methods say 10 test methods. You may need to run only one test out of 10 for debug/verify etc. Generally I see people will comment “@Test” annotations or use testng.xml to include required test method using include or exclude tags. There
Hello Folks, Proper categorisation/grouping of test scripts is very important as it gives us flexibility in running specific or group of tests. Group names followed by meaningful prefix or suffix help us in reducing number of lines of codes to execute desired groups. We will see an example below: You have multiple groups of tests
Hello Folks, Before continuing this post, you must go through below posts: Integration of TestNG and Beanshell How To Pass a Group Name to be Run at Runtime in TestNG XML Using Beanshell Problem statement: You have created so many test methods with different groups. You do not need to run all group every time.
