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As a part of End to End REST Assured Tutorial , in this post We will learn about POJO. Java supports Object Oriented Programming System (OOPs) which is a programming paradigm. From the full form of OOPs , we can understand that it is a programming approach which is oriented around something called “Object” and an Object…
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I started a series of “Ready To Use Selenium Java Code”. In last post we have already seen a detailed Java code to store a web table data in to List of Maps. In this post, we will do the same stuff in more optimal way using Java Stream APIs. A table is made of…
Hello Folks, In this post, we will learn: What is tooltip? How to create a bootstarp tooltip? how to handle bootstrap tool tip in selenium webdriver? What is Tooltip? Tooltip is an information about some web element which appears when user moves cursor on that web element if tool tip is assigned to that web…
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In last post, We have already seen about Understanding on Environment and Global variables. In this post we will see how can we create and access an Environment in Postman. An Environment in Postman is a set of key-value pairs. The key represents the name of the variable and value is information that key holds….
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Authentication is a process for verifying the identity of an object. Let’s consider that object as a website here. When we load URL of a website then that website may ask you to authorize yourself before getting access to its content. One of the authentication method is Window Authentication. It is also called as basic…
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Hello Folks, In this post, we will learn logic behind generation of testng.xml. When we select a class or package or project and chose to generate a testng.xml, it includes only those class names which has at least one @Test annotated method. It will not consider a class which has no @Test annotated method. Suppose…
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As a part of the End to End REST Assured Tutorial, in this post, we will learn to write JsonPath for simple and nested JSON arrays. If you are familiar with Xpath then you can understand JsonPath easily. The only difference is that XPath represents a path to reach a node in an XML document while JsonPath…
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In the previous post, we have learned to configure an XML file to print logs in a console i.e. console appender. But when the execution is over your console log will be gone until you divert it into an external file. Your desired logs will be mixed with other execution logs which you don’t want. So…
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As a part of the End to End REST Assured Tutorial, in this post, we will learn to compare the portion of JSON arrays and Objects using the JSONassert library. We have already learned to Compare two JSON Objects and Compare two JSON Arrays using JSONassert library as a whole. Many times we need to compare specific…
A “Keyword” is a wrapper of an atomic action or a chain of actions to achieve a task. These keywords are reusable and building blocks of writing a flow. It shows abstraction concept of OOPS. It is callable. Mostly “Keyword” will be a method. Let’s understand it considering a real time scenario:- You need to…
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