Selenium Webdriver with Cucumber BDD Automation Framework
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Phase-1 we’ll be about Introduction to the course :Understanding about course & it’s needs
Having lessons walktrough
learning Selenium & It’s various Concepts In Phase-2 we’ll be learning about different tools installations :Setting-Up JAVA environmental variables
What is MAVEN? & Installation of MAVEN
Creating project in MAVEN
Installation of Eclipse & MUST DO configuration of Eclipse
What is POM file? & understanding the content inside POM file
Installation of TestNG
Cucumber Add-on’s, which will ease our efforts in framework building process
Setting up Browser Driver In Phase-3 we’ll start with basic framework :Gherkin language & Features file creation
Creation of Step definition class for respective feature file
Runner class creation
In Phase-4 we’ll move further into scripting :Implementing code for step class
Improvising feature file with background keyword
Using tags in runner class In Phase-5 we’ll learn automating various types of elements & handling exceptions :Creation and execution of multiple feature files
Various exceptions
Basic reporting
In Phase-6, we’ll learn about ways of test execution : Using TestNG, Batch files, MVN commands
Installation of Maven surefire plugin In Phase-7, we’ll start designing advance framework : Creating various packages, classes & using Hooks
Running test on different browsers
Centralizing selenium methods
Overview on ‘Page Object Pattern’ | ‘Page Factory pattern’
Better ways to overcome Page Object Modeling complications
In Phase-8, we’ll continue designing advance framework :Updating existing packages, classes & using tags
Installation of Log4j & use of log generation within scripts
Image attachments in framework
In Phase-9, we’ll learn about CI – Jenkins :Installation & setup of jenkins
Integration of Java, Maven with jenkins
Scheduling test execution from jenkins
Advance reporting
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Selenium is an open source automation testing tool used for web-based application.Platform supported by Selenium – Windows, Os X, Linux, Solaris.Languages used with selenium – JAVA, C#, Ruby, Python, PHP, Perl.Browser support – Firefox, Chrome, Safari, Internet Explorer
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- Programming
- Industry
- Web
- Firefox
- Internet Explorer
- Solaris
- Installation
- Proxy
- Internet
- Perl
- PHP
- Javascript
- Server
- Linux
- Windows
- Java
- Testing
- Javascript training
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Course programme
- Selenium is an open source automation testing tool used for web-based application.
- Platform supported by Selenium – Windows, Os X, Linux, Solaris.
- Languages used with selenium – JAVA, C#, Ruby, Python, PHP, Perl.
- Browser support – Firefox, Chrome, Safari, Internet Explorer
- It is a complete integrated development environment for selenium test. It is implemented as Firefox extension.
- Scripts are recorded in selenese, a special scripting language for selenium. Selenese provides commands for performing actions in a browser (click a link, select an option).
- It can records user actions as they are performed and then exports them as reusable script in one of many programming language that can be later executed.
- Only Firefox add-on is used for test case execution.
- Does not provide iteration or conditional statement for test script.
- A client/ driver establishes a connection with selenium RC server. Selenium RC server launches a browser with a URL that inject Selenium-core’s JavaScript into browser loaded web-page.
- The client-driver passes selenese command to the server. The server interprets the command and then triggers the corresponding JavaScript execution to execute the command with browser.
- Now selenium-core instructs the browser to act on the first instructions, typically opening a page of AUT. Browser receives the webpage.
- As it entirely uses JavaScript to talk with browser, but browser impose very strict security rules. As JavaScript being executed to protect users from malicious scripts.
- Native keyboard and mouse events cannot be handled in effective manner.
- No support for Android and iOS platform.
- No proxy-server unlike RC between code & AUT.
- Webdriver directly talks with browser, we can overcome the limitations of JavaScript security model which have in Selenium RC.
- Webdriver uses most appropriate way to access the browser API. (Firefox-JavaScript, IE-C++)
- In addition, it can still runs Selenium RC interface for backward compatibility.
- Webdriver provides support for Android & iOS platform.
- Can handle mouse movements & native keyboard.
- Directly talks with browser.
- It allow to run tests in parallel, that is different test can be run at the same time on different remote machines.
- It greatly improves time it takes to run test suite.
- a) Selenium Integrated Development Environment (IDE)
- b) Selenium Remote Control (RC)
- c) Selenium Webdriver
- d) Selenium Grid
- e) All of the Above
- a) Safari
- b) Chrome
- c) Firefox
- d) Internet Explorer
- e) (a) and (b)
- a) Does not provide iteration or conditional statement for test script
- b) Native keyboard and mouse events cannot be handled in effective manner
- c) No support for Android and iOS platform
- d) Directly talks with browser, does not use JavaScript to talk with browser
- e) (B) & (C)
- a) Selenium Integrated Development Environment (IDE)
- b) Selenium Remote Control (RC)
- c) Selenium Webdriver
- d) Selenium Grid
- a) Selenium Integrated Development Environment (IDE)
- b) Selenium Remote Control (RC)
- c) Selenium Webdriver
- d) Selenium Grid
- e) (b) and (d)
- Selenium is an open source automation testing tool used for web-based application.
- Platform supported by Selenium – Windows, Os X, Linux, Solaris.
- Languages used with selenium – JAVA, C#, Ruby, Python, PHP, Perl.
- Browser support – Firefox, Chrome, Safari, Internet Explorer
- It is a complete integrated development environment for selenium test. It is implemented as Firefox extension.
- Scripts are recorded in selenese, a special scripting language for selenium. Selenese provides commands for performing actions in a browser (click a link, select an option).
- It can records user actions as they are performed and then exports them as reusable script in one of many programming language that can be later executed.
- Only Firefox add-on is used for test case execution.
- Does not provide iteration or conditional statement for test script.
- A client/ driver establishes a connection with selenium RC server. Selenium RC server launches a browser with a URL that inject Selenium-core’s JavaScript into browser loaded web-page.
- The client-driver passes selenese command to the server. The server interprets the command and then triggers the corresponding JavaScript execution to execute the command with browser.
- Now selenium-core instructs the browser to act on the first instructions, typically opening a page of AUT. Browser receives the webpage.
- As it entirely uses JavaScript to talk with browser, but browser impose very strict security rules. As JavaScript being executed to protect users from malicious scripts.
- Native keyboard and mouse events cannot be handled in effective manner.
- No support for Android and iOS platform.
- No proxy-server unlike RC between code & AUT.
- Webdriver directly talks with browser, we can overcome the limitations of JavaScript security model which have in Selenium RC.
- Webdriver uses most appropriate way to access the browser API. (Firefox-JavaScript, IE-C++)
- In addition, it can still runs Selenium RC interface for backward compatibility.
- Webdriver provides support for Android & iOS platform.
- Can handle mouse movements & native keyboard.
- Directly talks with browser.
- It allow to run tests in parallel, that is different test can be run at the same time on different remote machines.
- It greatly improves time it takes to run test suite.
- a) Selenium Integrated Development Environment (IDE)
- b) Selenium Remote Control (RC)
- c) Selenium Webdriver
- d) Selenium Grid
- e) All of the Above
- a) Safari
- b) Chrome
- c) Firefox
- d) Internet Explorer
- e) (a) and (b)
- a) Does not provide iteration or conditional statement for test script
- b) Native keyboard and mouse events cannot be handled in effective manner
- c) No support for Android and iOS platform
- d) Directly talks with browser, does not use JavaScript to talk with browser
- e) (B) & (C)
- a) Selenium Integrated Development Environment (IDE)
- b) Selenium Remote Control (RC)
- c) Selenium Webdriver
- d) Selenium Grid
- a) Selenium Integrated Development Environment (IDE)
- b) Selenium Remote Control (RC)
- c) Selenium Webdriver
- d) Selenium Grid
- e) (b) and (d)
- Selenium is an open source automation testing tool used for web-based application.
- Platform supported by Selenium – Windows, Os X, Linux, Solaris.
- Languages used with selenium – JAVA, C#, Ruby, Python, PHP, Perl.
- Browser support – Firefox, Chrome, Safari, Internet Explorer
- It is a complete integrated development environment for selenium test. It is implemented as Firefox extension.
- Scripts are recorded in selenese, a special scripting language for selenium. Selenese provides commands for performing actions in a browser (click a link, select an option).
- It can records user actions as they are performed and then exports them as reusable script in one of many programming language that can be later executed.
- Only Firefox add-on is used for test case execution.
- Does not provide iteration or conditional statement for test script.
- A client/ driver establishes a connection with selenium RC server. Selenium RC server launches a browser with a URL that inject Selenium-core’s JavaScript into browser loaded web-page.
- The client-driver passes selenese command to the server. The server interprets the command and then triggers the corresponding JavaScript execution to execute the command with browser.
- Now selenium-core instructs the browser to act on the first instructions, typically opening a page of AUT. Browser receives the webpage.
- As it entirely uses JavaScript to talk with browser, but browser impose very strict security rules. As JavaScript being executed to protect users from malicious scripts.
- Native keyboard and mouse events cannot be handled in effective manner.
- No support for Android and iOS platform.
- No proxy-server unlike RC between code & AUT.
- Webdriver directly talks with browser, we can overcome the limitations of JavaScript security model which have in Selenium RC.
- Webdriver uses most appropriate way to access the browser API. (Firefox-JavaScript, IE-C++)
- In addition, it can still runs Selenium RC interface for backward compatibility.
- Webdriver provides support for Android & iOS platform.
- Can handle mouse movements & native keyboard.
- Directly talks with browser.
- It allow to run tests in parallel, that is different test can be run at the same time on different remote machines.
- It greatly improves time it takes to run test suite.
- Selenium is an open source automation testing tool used for web-based application.
- Platform supported by Selenium – Windows, Os X, Linux, Solaris.
- Languages used with selenium – JAVA, C#, Ruby, Python, PHP, Perl
What is Selenium?
- Selenium is an open source automation testing tool used for web-based application.
- Platform supported by Selenium – Windows, Os X, Linux, Solaris.
- Languages used with selenium –...
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Selenium Webdriver with Cucumber BDD Automation Framework