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A refresh token is a credential that is used to generate a new access token. I have already explained about Refresh Token in the previous post. In this post, we will learn when and how a Refresh token is used in OAuth 2.0 flow. Do not forget to subscribe to my channel to support. Image…
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Hello Folks, Method overloading is an important concept in Java. Can we create overloaded method in TestNG class. Let’s give it a try. Overloaded TestNG class: Create a testng.xml and run it: Output: You will get above exception in console because TestNG does not allow you to put any type of parameters to a TestNG…
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As a part of GIT Tutorials End To End, we will learn to create or initialize a GIT repo using a very first command called “git init“. Before you proceed please make sure that GIT is properly installed and configured. If git is not installed or you don’t know how to check then I recommend…
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Hello Folks, In this post, we will see an interesting scenario . When we open a website and scroll down, suddenly a button appears, which says “Click me anytime if you want to go on top again”. An example is given below: You need to verify functionality of Back To Top button using selenium webdriver….
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Interface WebElement contains a method “getText()” whose return type is a String. If you refer official document of Selenium then you can find a clear crystal sentence stating what this method does :- Get the visible (i.e. not hidden by CSS) innerText of this element, including sub-elements. I did not understand the terms such as…
If I ask you how can you run your Selenium scripts in parallel (Assuming you are using Selenium – Java with TestNG) , probably you will answer just add a “parallel” attribute with a desired value (methods, classes, tests or instances) and set a thread count in TestNG XML and you are all set to…
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Hello folks, We have already seen creating, managing and using environment variables in Postman. We can select only single environment at a time in Postman and can use variables of that selected environment. We may have some variables which are common to each environment. It is not good practice to keep a separate copy of…
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There are multiple ways to iterate over a Map In Java which we will learn with examples in this post. The Map interface has a method called entrySet() which returns a collection view of the map as Map.Entry. Entry is an inner interface of the Map interface. Set> entries = mapData.entrySet(); for (Map.Entry keyValue: entries)…
As a part of GIT Tutorials End To End, we will learn about retrieving a deleted and committed file in Git without using GIT reset command. I will expect that you are aware of the basic concepts and commands of GIT. But if you are a beginner in GIT then I strongly recommend you to refer GIT…
Hello Folks, In previous post, we learnt about basics of group concepts in TestNG and how to use with @Test annotated methods. Before continuing this post, I will advise you to go through this post first: @Test annotation at class level in TestNG Suppose if you need to write multiple @Test annotated methods in a class,…
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