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As a part of Postman Tutorial – End to End , in this post, we will learn how can we send a XML payload and parameterized XML payload to request in Postman. We can pass payload to a request in multiple ways. Sending XML payload is one of them. We also learnt how can we send a…
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#api #apitesting #java #json #jsonpath #jsonpayload An API needs to be tested for a different set of payloads or scenarios.… Introduction REST Assured is a Java library to test and validate REST services. I have already covered maximum Rest Assured… As a part of End to End REST Assured Tutorial, in this post, We will learn about…
50 Selenium WebDriver Interview Questions : – Ask These Yourself Before Attending Interview Selenium Interview Question 1- What is Selenium? Selenium Interview Question 2 – Can Selenium Be Used For API Automation? Selenium Interview Question 3 – Difference Between get() and navigate() Methods of Selenium WebDriver Selenium Interview Question 4 – Difference Between @FindBy and…
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As a part of End to End REST Assured Tutorial , in this post We will learn to create a simple POJO class for a simple JSON Object payload. POJO classes are extensively used for creating JSON and XML payloads for API. Although there are many online platform to generate POJO and Java libraries to generate POJO…
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Hello folks, When we parametrize methods in a TestNG class, we must need to pass parameter values from testng xml. If we do not pass we get an exception. We will see an example below: TestNG class: [java]package Parameters; import org.testng.annotations.Parameters; import org.testng.annotations.Test; public class ParameterTest { @Test @Parameters({“testParameters1″,”testParameters2”}) public void testMethod(String testParameters1, String testParameters2)…
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Hello Folks, I will explain independent-dependent concept in writing XPath expression. Consider below scenario: You need to get the displayed… Hello Folks, In my last posts, we have learnt well how to locate web element in Selenium Webdriver using locators.… Hello Folks, In last post we have learnt basic concepts about XPath. In this post…
Hello Folks, In previous posts, we have seen scrolling a page by pixels using scroll, scrollTo or scrollBy methods. All these methods accept co-ordinates. These co-ordinates must be known in advance to scroll perfectly which is not possible all the times. If your script is running at different screen sizes, you can not use same…
Hello guys, In previous post, we have seen Introduction of HTTP methods. In this post, we will see what is called safe methods in HTTP methods. This is an important interview question also. All HTTP methods can be categorised in two categories: Safe methods & Unsafe methods. We know that all HTTP methods deal with…
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Hello Folks, In last post, we have learnt about new annotation of TestNG , named @Ignore which is used to ignore @Test annotated methods at different levels i.e. Method, Class and Package. We have another attribute of Test annotation named “enabled” which is also used to serve the same purpose. So what are the differences…