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I am starting a series of posts on best strategies to be followed in front end automation. Here is the first post. “Locators‘ are the backbone of front end automation. Your script does not see the actual UI/UX and perform the action. It depends on DOM where HTML tags and its attributes are defined. Maximum…
Hello Folks, We have learnt how can we customise testng xml to run test methods belonging to multiple groups. Let’s consider a new scenario: Suppose There are three methods M1 ( belongs to group WIndows), M2(belongs to group Windows and Linux) and M3(belongs to group Windows ,Linux and Mac). You want to run methods which…
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Introduction As a part of End to End REST Assured Tutorial, in this post, We will learn about how unknown properties during… We have seen several types of variables in Postman already in previous posts. In this post, we will learn about… We have already seen what are Global and Environment variables in Postman and its usage…
Hello Folks, As part of our API Testing series, we will see “Introduction of SOAP” in this post. SOAP stands for “Simple Object Access Protocol“. Protocol is a set of rules which are followed to achieve something or need to follow if performing specific things. For example: There are a set of rules defined for…
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Welcome to Rest-assured tutorial. I ensure you that you can learn API Testing step by step by following my posts. REST Assured Tutorial 1 – Introduction to REST Assured REST Assured Tutorial 2 – Setup a Basic REST Assured Maven Project in Eclipse IDE REST Assured Tutorial 3 – Static Import in Java REST Assured…
Hello Folks, You must have seen a web page which contains many divisions or multiple web elements and similar web elements in multiple divisions. Creating a web element repository for such pages is difficult in some cases which are given below: If you have many web elements in a page, Selecting desired web elements while…
Hello Folks, In this post we are going to learn below topics:- What is string() method in XPath? What is difference between string() and text() in XPath? Usage of string() in XPath. Before learning about we will understand a term “TextNode“. We can insert text in DOM as a node using TextNode object. TextNode does…
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As a part of GIT Tutorials End To End, we will learn about another frequently used and important git command “git commit“ in this post. We have already encountered the word “commit” in previous posts mainly when we run “git status” command but we did not understand that well. Let’s learn about it in detail in…
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The concat function concatenates two or more strings and returns the resulting string. Syntax :- concat(string1 ,string2 [,stringn]* ) This can be used to construct custom XPath. For an example :- When we register a user , a hyperlink is shown which concatenates User’s First Name and LastName followed by City user stays. Something as below:- Amod…
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Skip to content Introduction As a part of the End to End REST Assured Tutorial, in this post, we will learn about some challenges and… Introduction As a part of the End to End REST Assured Tutorial, in this post, we will learn to ignore specific nodes… Introduction As a part of the End to End REST Assured Tutorial, in…