People spend a lot of time in locate web elements for Automation. There are some tools which make your life easier and could save a good amount of time. Rūto is one of them. I have published a post on Rūto which you can go through here. A quick overview of Rūto :- Rūto brings … Continue reading Rūto – Get Started & Save Time in Finding Locators
If you think Postman is only for static or manual testing, you are not correct. We can do automation testing of API using postman to a good extent. We can add dynamic behavior to Postman requests and collections. Postman contains a NodeJS based runtime environment. This NodeJS environments allows us to add dynamic behaviour to … Continue reading Postman Tutorial Part 21 – Scripts In Postman
Protractor is in demand now a days for Angular and AngularJS applications. Even people are using Protractor for Non-Angular applications as well because its fast and you need to write less code to handle browser , parallel testing and cross browser testing. In this post, I will explain how can we start learning Protractor or … Continue reading Protractor Tutorial 3 – Prerequisites To Learn Protractor
Hello Folks, We have learnt already about :- What is Variable in Postman? Global Variables in Postman Environment Variables in Postman In this post, we will see how can we use variables in request body to create parameterised request. What is use of Parameterised Request? Consider we have an API which registers a patient on … Continue reading Postman Tutorial Part 20 – Use Variables in Request Builder OR How To Build Parameterized Request in Postman
As per Protractor Official Document:- Protractor is an end-to-end test framework for Angular and AngularJS applications. Protractor runs tests against your application running in a real browser, interacting with it as a user would. So before selecting Protractor as front end automation tool, you must need to find if your application is an Angular application or not. … Continue reading PROTRACTOR TUTORIAL 2– Identify Angular and Non-angular Application
As per Protractor Official Document:- Protractor is an end-to-end test framework for Angular and AngularJS applications. Protractor runs tests against your application running in a real browser, interacting with it as a user would. It is very important to understand the term Angular and AngularJS applications. So, in this post we will see a basic … Continue reading Protractor Tutorial 1 – What is AngularJS and Angular Applications?
Hello Folks, As part of Frequently Asked Java Programs In Interviews For Freshers And Experienced, in this post we will see a java program Find Common Characters in Two Given Strings. Problem Statement:- String s1= “ABCDEF” String s2= “DEFXYZ” Output: DEF Solution:- This problem can be solved with or without using collection concepts in Java. I … Continue reading Frequently Asked Java Programs 31 – Java Program to Find Common Characters in Two Given Strings
Hello Folks, We have already seen Creating a collection and storing requests in it. Let’s perform below steps:- Create a Collection.Create a request. Hit the request and proper response should come. Save the request in created collection. Close all tabs in request builder.Open request from collection. Observe that “Response” was not saved. By default a … Continue reading Postman Tutorial Part 19 – Save Response in Collection in Postman
Hello Folks, We have already seen below topics:- Introduction to Collections in PostmanCreating a Collection in Postman In this post, we will share and import collection as a link in Postman. Once you create a collection in Postman, you may required to share with others. We can share a collection in multiple ways in Postman. … Continue reading Postman Tutorial Part 18- Sharing & Importing Collections as a Link in Postman
Printing information while executing program is important. Like any other programming language, Java also provides a way to print desired thing on standard output. “System.out.println(arguments);” is a java statement to print passed argument on standard output stream which is by default console. We can also print in to a file which we will see later … Continue reading Java Interview Question – Explain System.out.println(arg)