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We have seen several types of variables in Postman already in previous posts. In this post, we will learn about Local or Temporary variable in Postman. A Local or temporary variable is created in to memory only during run time and removed once execution is done. As scope of local variable is limited to duration…
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Skip to content Agenda :- Introduction of implicit wait Working of implicit wait Disadvantages of implicit wait? Previously we have seen “Using Thread.sleep()… Hello Folks, We have seen tools to find XPath in Firefox. Those tools were specific to Firefox browser. In this…
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…
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Let’s start with some lines of code :- Launch login page of a website. Locate a WebElement “EmailAddress” and store in a WebElement reference variable. Perform some actions multiple times on already located WebElement. Refresh the web page. Perform same actions on Already located WebElement EmailAddress again. package StaleElementException; import org.openqa.selenium.By; import org.openqa.selenium.WebDriver; import org.openqa.selenium.WebElement;…
How To Handle Different Types Of Calendars In Selenium: Part 1 Handling Calendar Which Has Year & Month As Drop down In Selenium JavaScript Way To Handle Calendar In Selenium Part 12: Usages Of Javascripts In Selenium : How To Type In Input Box Using Javascript
Skip to content In last post, we have learnt how can we make parameterized DataProvider method in TestNG to provide test data to… “DataProvider” is an important feature provided by TestNG to provide required test data to test methods to run on. We…
A Perfect number is a positive integer that is equal to the sum of its proper divisors excluding the number itself. For Example: Take Number 6. Its divisors are 1, 2 , 3 and 6. When we add all divisors except 6 ( as it is number itself) (i.e. 1+2+3= 6), it is equal to actual number. So…
Hello Folks, In last post, we have seen about getAttribute(). In this post we will learn about getCssValue() method. This post covers: What is getCssValue() method? Why we use getCssValue() method? How to use getCssValue() method? What is difference between getAttribute() and getCssValue() methods. Let’s start with basics. What is CSS: Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) is a…
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Hello Folks, We have already learnt about IRetryAnalyzer interface in previous post. We know why we use it and how can we use it. From previous post, you know that we can pass implemented class of IRetryAnalyzer as an value to attribute named “retryAnalyzer” at @Test annotation. You need to add it each and every @Test annotation…
As a part of TestNG Tutorials, in this post we will see a new feature provided by TestNG called Dry… Hello Folks, We have already learnt about IRetryAnalyzer interface in previous post. We know why we use it and how can… Hello Folks, TestNG provides a built in mechanism to re-run failed test case for N…