Hello Folks, When we talk about design pattern in Selenium WebDriver, we generally discuss about Page Object Model (POM) and Behavioural Driven Development (BDD). But there are many more. Before we go and see other design patterns in Selenium, I would like to explain “What is actually mean by Design Pattern?”. Design Pattern: A design … Continue reading Advanced Concept of Selenium – Design Patterns in Selenium WebDriver – There is Not Only Page Object Model Design Pattern
Hello Folks, There are two types of dependencies in TestNG: 1. Hard Dependency : All the methods you depend on must have run and succeeded for you to run. If at least one failure occurred in your dependencies, you will not be invoked and marked as a SKIP in the report. 2. Soft Dependency : You will always be … Continue reading TestNG Tutorials 64: Dependency in TestNG – ignoreMissingDependencies – Another Way of Achieving Soft Dependencies
Hello Folks, As part of our API Testing series, we will see “Installation of Postman Tool” in this post. Postman tool was introduced as an extension/app of Chrome browser. Postman chrome app can run only on chrome browser which was a critical limitation. And also Postman Chrome app had to download the Postman Interceptor Chrome extension in order … Continue reading Postman Tutorial Part 2 – Installation of Postman Tool
Hello Folks, We have learnt in previous posts regarding establishing relationship between test methods. You can go through them below: Dependency in TestNG – Creating Dependency Among Test Methods – DependsOnMethod Dependency in TestNG – Creating Dependency Among Test Methods – DependsOnGroup In this post, we will learn how can we use regular expressions with … Continue reading TestNG Tutorials 63: Dependency in TestNG – Usage of Regular Expressions with DependsOnGroup
“CamelCase” is a naming convention in which words are joined together without any whitespace in between and each word starts with a capital letter which increase readability. It is mostly used to name variables and methods in programming languages. Example: MakeSeleniumEasy Problem Statement: Input: make selenium easy Output: MakeSeleniumEasy Convert first character of each word … Continue reading Frequently Asked Java Program 25: Java Program to Convert a String Sentence in Camel Case
Problem Statement: Input: make selenium easy Output: Make Selenium Easy Convert first character of each word into upper case. Solution: Logic: A sentence is a collection of words generally separated by a white space. We can extract words of given sentence using split method. Now extract first character of first word and check if it … Continue reading Frequently Asked Java Program 24: Java Program to Capitalize First Character of Each Word in a String Sentence
Hello Folks, Previously, I had published on Handling StaleElementReferenceException using PageFactory. But many people asked how to handle it if they do not use Page Factory design pattern. Understand StaleElementReferenceException through an image: You would have seen so many explanations of StaleElementReferenceException. I would like to explain in very simple words here. You mostly encounter StaleElementReferenceException when you … Continue reading Ways of Handling StaleElementReferenceException Without PageFactory
Hello Guys, As I say always, your automation script is ineffective if you do not include logic to validate to make sure the desired action has been performed by Selenium script. For Example – You have a dropdown in your application. Manually you verify if dropdown contains desired options or it s sorted. Generally while … Continue reading How to Verify if Options in Dropdown are Sorted as Expected In Selenium WebDriver – Java
“How much Java I need to learn for selenium with Java binding?” is mostly asked question by a Professional who wants to learn Selenium with Java. If you want to put a cap on knowledge, you will be always an average knowledgeable professional. Selenium with Java binding is a Java library which means it has … Continue reading How Much Java Required For Selenium?
Hello Guys, You should not be able to type alphabets or special characters in a field which supposed to accept only numbers. Manually you can type alphabets or special characters and verify. But in automation it is little tricky. Your application developer might restrict alphabets and special characters by setting value of “type” attribute of input … Continue reading How To Verify If An Input Box Accepts Only Numbers Through Selenium