What if you can only automate your tests in one browser using Selenium, i.e. Firefox but your web application supports Chrome and IE as well? This implies that testing is required on all three browsers! If this is the case, then Selenium is as useful as sticking your head in sand. Oh, don’t panic! Our… Continue reading
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9d. WebDriver – Executing the Test
What good is a line-by-line code walk-through, if you can’t execute and see the output? So without any more fuss, let’s run our code!!
9c. WebDriver – First test script by launching Firefox
Hiya everyone! Time to grab a cup of Java, I mean coffee 😉 Without further ado, let’s get started with our first test script in WebDriver. Under the same project that we created from our previous post (where WebDriver JAR files are added), I have created a new package named, ‘com.blog.tests’.
9b. WebDriver – Set Up in Eclipse
Welcome to our first explore-along post of WebDriver series. It is recommended that you follow closely and work along to make the set up process all the more simple! Pre-requisites: Have an active internet connection. Download and install Java SE Development Kit (JDK) on your system. (http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/java/javase/downloads/index.html) Download Eclipse IDE. Installation isn’t required. Just extract… Continue reading
9a. WebDriver – Architecture and how it works
The path to learning WebDriver is interesting and often mind-bending one, so get ready… We are going to encounter some wonderful, wild and wacky things as we trek in the land of Southern Surprises. You are about to find out why Selenium WebDriver is going to make your life so much better – well, in… Continue reading
8. Surprise Freebie
Hiya friends! Hope you had a great time learning Selenium IDE through this blog series. Before stepping into our next tool, Selenium WebDriver, I thought of giving you a freebie. Now that you have witnessed the power of Selenium tools to an extent, you might want to introduce this tool suite to your project for… Continue reading
Exception handling in Python 3.5
In this article I will introduce you to exception handling. In the previous articles in this series we use exception handling to cover some rare exception cases (remember the Guess the Number game?) and now it is time to explain how to do it in your own application — and when to do it.
7r. Selenium IDE – Pause and Reflect
Hiya Testers! Welcome to our final post on Selenium IDE. Shake a leg and list out the features we have learnt so far!
7q. Selenium IDE – A quick peek at Plugins
Watch out, you are going to bump into the final post of Selenium IDE series very soon. So time to plan for a better living in the coming future! Let’s do this by taking a quick peek at a couple of the available plugins! There are a number of plugins available in the official website… Continue reading
7p. Selenium IDE – Other Features
There are features all around you in the Land of Magic Meadows and it is making our lives all the more easier! I agree, we have covered a ton of features already, but there are these special two that I would like to highlight at this point. Enabling experimental features In our previous post, we saw… Continue reading