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As a part of the End to End REST Assured Tutorial, in this post, we will learn to compare two JSON using the Jackson library. We may need to compare two JSON during API testing. For example – If we are going to get the same JSON response for an API every time or some parts of…
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Hello Folks, In this post, we will learn about another annotation in Page Factory called FindAll. Suppose, you need to locate below web elements and find out counts: All web elements whose class name is “ABC”. All web elements whose id is “DEF”. All web elements whose linkText is “Sometext”. Generally you will write as…
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As a part of End to End REST Assured Tutorial, in this post, We will learn the “De-Serialization” concept where we will create Java Object from JSON Objects using the Gson library. Previously we learned Serialization – Java Object To JSON Object Using Gson API. We have learned about POJOs in the previous posts. If you have…
As a part of Postman Tutorial – End to End, in this post, we will learn the “Installation of Postman Tool as a Chrome app, Native app and web version” Initially, the Postman tool was introduced as an extension/app of the Chrome browser. Postman Chrome app can run only on the chrome browser which was a critical limitation….
A Web Table with pagination is very common in an application. In this post we will learn how to store all rows and columns of a Web Table with pagination in a List of Map using Java. Already we have learnt :- Storing Web Table Data Into List Of Map – Java Storing Web Table…
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As a part of End to End REST Assured Tutorial, in this post, we will parse a JSON Array as JsonNode to fetch values of different types. Creating POJO classes for parsing a JSON to fetch values may not be easy all the time especially when you have lengthy nested JSON and dynamic JSON. Instead, we can…
“FluentWait Vs WebDriverWait” , A hot topic in Selenium WebDriver but still confuses many. Let’s see if I can help you to understand the difference between these two. Class WebDriverWait is a disciplined child (Specialization) of Class FluentWait and grand child of interface Wait. In short, Class FluentWait implements Wait interface and WebDriverWait extends FluentWait….
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Agenda: Need of wait statements in Selenium WebDriver scripts Introduction of NoSuchElementException Types of wait provided by Java and Selenium WebDriver Introduction of Thread.sleep() method Working of Thread.sleep() Disadvantages of using Thread.sleep() in selenium scripts Let’s write a simple selenium WebDriver scripts as per given scenario :- Launch a chrome browser. Load “https://www.redbus.in/” URL. Locate…
Introduction As part of the Interview Experience series, in this post, we will see an interview experience in Morgan Stanley… Let’s start with a simple Java program and understand:- package Concepts; import java.util.HashMap; import java.util.Map; public class GetOrDefaultMethodExample { public… Following is a list of basic questions of Selenium WebDriver – Java. It will help…
Hello Folks, We generally used some methods for Eg. isDisplayed(), presenceOfXXXX(), visibilityOfXXXX() etc while developing test scripts. All methods look similar but do you know there are some differences among them. We will learn about those differences in this post. isDispalyed(): This method checks whether or not the element is displayed in visible area of…