Hello Folks, We have already learnt about the Building Workflows in Collection Runner Using setNextRequest() in Postman in previous post. But sometimes you may need to decide the workflow just before running or you may need to skip requests in Collection Runner just before running. Postman has implemented new Collection Runner that gives you the … Continue reading Postman Tutorial Part 28- Building Workflow in Postman Using Collection Runner – New Feature of Postman
Hello Folks, We already know that “A Postman collection allows you to group individual pre-built requests together. You can even group by creating folders in a Collection”. Read more about collection here. Suppose you have 10 requests in a Collection. When you run this collection using Collection Runner, you will see execution of requests happens … Continue reading Postman Tutorial Part 27 – Building Workflows in Collection Runner Using setNextRequest() in Postman
Demand of API Testing is increasing day by day as it helps in finding bugs early in Software development life cycle and prevents major bugs at later stages. We can perform API Testing manually and programatically i.e. Automation. We have covered Manual API Testing using Postman. Now it’s time to learn about API Testing Automation … Continue reading REST Assured Tutorial 1 – Introduction to REST Assured
Hello Folks, In this post we are going to learn below topics:- What is string() method in XPath?What is difference between string() and text() in XPath?Usage of string() in XPath. What is string() method in XPath? Before learning about we will understand a term “TextNode”. We can insert text in DOM as a node using … Continue reading XPath Method – string() – Usage in Locating Element- How it is Different From text()
We have seen about Collection Runner in last post. In this post we will see how can we select environment in a Collection Runner. When we are not using Collection Runner, we select desired environment in drop down at right top corner. Collection runner also provides you a drop down to select environment. This dropdown … Continue reading Postman Tutorial Part 26 – Using Environment in Collection Runner
Hello Guys, We have already seen two basic posts about:- Introduction to CollectionCreating a collection in Postman In this post, we will see How to run a Collection in Postman. You can relate a Postman Collection as a test suite for functional, regression or smoke. You may want to run all tests in a suite … Continue reading Postman Tutorial Part 25 – Collection Runner in Postman
In this post we will see another frequently asked interview question:- Difference between WebDriver click() and JavaScript click() method in Selenium. We can perform click on a web element of a web page in two ways:- Using WebDriver click – element.click()Using JavaScript click -((JavascriptExecutor)driver).executeScript(“arguments[0].click()”, element); ( Note- driver is a WebDriver instance.) So question must … Continue reading Selenium Interview Question 8 – What is Difference between WebDriver click and JavaScript click methods
We have seen creating environment and global variables manually. You can refer them here:- Understand Environment & Variables in Postman Create, Manage and Use Environment In Postman Create, Manage and Use Global Variable In Postman In above ways, manually we need to add variables with value. Sometimes we may need to update or add variables … Continue reading Postman Tutorial Part 24 -Set, Get and Unset Global & Environment Variables in Postman Scripts
Hello Guys, I am going to explain the usage of a method named string-length() from XPath 1.0. This method is very useful to write advanced and dynamic locators. XPath 1.0 provides an overloaded method named string-length():- string-length(string) – returns length of given string string-length() – returns the length of the string specified by the context … Continue reading XPath Method- string-length() – Usage in Locating Element