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Hello Folks, We are aware of what is framework and its properties from previous posts. If you have not read yet, please do read before continuing this post. Selenium Framework 1- Framework- What, Why and How Selenium Framework 2: Why Do We Need A Framework In Selenium? First of all framework has no fixed architecture…
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If I ask you to verify if title of a web page is as expected or not in Selenium WebDriver – Java then probably you will use below lines of code:- WebDriver driver = new ChromeDriver(); driver.get(“https://www.google.com”); String actualTitle = driver.getTitle(); Assert.assertEquals(“Google”, actualTitle); Or if I ask you to verify if any web element is…
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Hello Folks, When we generate a testng.xml for TestNG classes of a package, we see all class names (with at least one @Test annotated method) of that package under “class” tag wrapped by tag. We can see an example below: When we have multiple packages in a project , testng.xml includes all TestNG classes from all…
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Front end Automation testing is not only about Navigating/Clicking/Typing here and there. It is more about validation so that it could catch real bugs. If we use Selenium WebDriver for front end automation, it provides methods to do some validation like isEnabled(), isDisplayed() , isSelected() etc. We must need to understand the correct usage of…
Hello Folks, In last post we have seen how can we install NodeJS package locally and globally. In this post we will learn:- How to check if a package is outdated? How to update locally installed package? How to update globally installed package? Before checking for the outdated package, let’s install outdated package locally and…
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As a part of TestNG Tutorials, in this post we will see a new feature provided by TestNG called Dry run of test methods. You may heard of the term “Dry Run” in Cucumber. If you want to check that every step in a feature file has its corresponding step definitions, we can run feature…
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As part of the Interview Experience series, in this post, we will see an interview experience in Harman Connected Services shared by a candidate. Company Name:- Harman Connected Services Experience Level: – 5-9 Years Location:– Bangalore Date:- Aug– 2020 Interviewer was really quick in asking questions. Maximum questions he asked from the resume and answer you…
As a part of the End to End REST Assured Tutorial, in this post, we will learn to learn more JsonPath syntax and expressions. We have already covered the introduction of JsonPath and creating JsonPath for simple and nested JsonObjects and JsonArrays. You can refer to those posts here:- What Is JsonPath And How To Create It…
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As a part of the Linux basic commands series, in this post, we will learn one of the very basic and frequently used commands – date. You may not have a Linux flavored system for practicing Linux commands. Do not worry as you can use any online Linux terminals. Refer to this post to choose…
Skip to content Let’s start with a real time example. You must have heard about Facebook. To create an account of Facebook, you need… Hello folks, We have seen in last post which explains how can we load a URL without using any get()…