
Watch a practical Selenium WebDriver demo that automates a login test across data records from an Excel source. See how a clean, reusable test framework supports data-driven login tests.
Export selenium ide test steps to java code using junit, generating a class you can copy into eclipse to run with webdriver, though code generation has caveats.
Prepare your Selenium web driver environment by installing Java and Eclipse, downloading the Selenium standalone server and Chrome driver, and organizing jar files in a software folder for test automation.
Explore how the document object model governs HTML pages, enabling Selenium to locate elements via tags, attributes, and forms such as email and password fields.
Explore how to locate web elements with Chrome developer tools, inspect attributes like name and type, and translate those findings into Selenium actions in Eclipse to build test scripts.
Capture the page title with WebDriver.getTitle, compare it to the expected title, and close the browser with driver.close or driver.quit, illustrating common WebDriver methods used in automation.
Explore automating a new account form with Selenium WebDriver in Java, covering radio buttons, checkboxes, and dropdowns on Chrome and Firefox, with Eclipse setup and back-end validation.
Set up the Firefox web driver with Gecko driver, install Firebug and FirePath, and configure element inspection tools for Selenium WebDriver with Java and Cucumber BDD.
Plan and implement a Selenium WebDriver workflow in Java with Cucumber BDD, setting up the WebDriver, navigating to the account management page, creating an account, submitting, and closing the browser.
Learn effective element locating in Selenium by prioritizing name or id for uniqueness, then CSS selectors, and finally relative XPath, while balancing robustness against site changes.
Learn to parameterize test data in a Java Selenium framework by replacing hardcoded values with string variables for name, email, phone, gender, country, and subscription options.
Define web elements at the top to improve readability and reusability in Selenium tests using Java. Organize name, email, phone, password, and country elements for clearer automation.
Explore using JUnit annotations to guide test flow, with before and after setup and teardown routines, assertions, and driving the test with a webdriver in Java.
Set up a TestNG framework with a WebDriver to open a browser, verify login elements are displayed, and learn to transition between JUnit and TestNG annotations.
Learn to use TestNG assertions to validate login email box and password text box, employing assert true and assert equals, and understand how multiple assertions behave when one fails.
Create a Selenium test suite with Java and Cucumber by generating a test class and suite file, then test a tags links for create account presence.
Data from CSV file:
Ellie Prynne,ep@testemail.com,1234567890,Female,ep1password,Italy,TRUE,FALSE,FALSE
Shawn Thompson,sw@testemail.com,4567891230,Male,sw2password,France,FALSE,FALSE,TRUE
Michael Lane,ml@testemail.com,7894561230,Male,ml3password,United States,TRUE,FALSE,TRUE
Janelle Von,jv@testemail.com,9876543210,Female,jv4password,Germany,FALSE,TRUE,FALSE
Implement an Excel reader class to read an Excel file into a double array for TestNG parameterization in Selenium tests, and add the Apache POI jar to the project.
Learn to switch between browser windows and handle popups in Selenium WebDriver with Java by using get window handles, switch to window, and extract hotel name and rating.
Learn how the page object model organizes tests by page classes, reduces maintenance, and enables reusable actions through a page repository and factory for a scalable test framework.
Set up a page object model test by creating login and dashboard page classes, initializing a firefox driver, and outlining a login test with JUnit.
Create a dashboard page class, initialize the WebDriver in the constructor, identify elements such as change password and conf message, with a method to return the confirmation text by id.
Parameterize data into Cucumber step definitions by binding username and password from examples to when steps, using a flexible regex and separate step implementations.
Become an experienced automation tester by building a test framework with Selenium WebDriver using Java language. This course will provide you an overview of automation and a practical guide to building a framework with Java. Then explore the power of Selenium WebDriver and Cucumber!
Today's software development uses TDD and BDD practices and requires continuous integration and continuous deployment. Automation testers are needed to develop robust, clean, and thorough frameworks for regression testing, functional testing, and acceptance testing. Selenium WebDriver is the industry-leading, open-source tool that allows scrum teams to deliver quality software fast!
Learn how to apply BDD principals and develop feature files with Given-When-Then structure using Cucumber framework and Gherkin language. Apply Cucumber framework knowledge with Java step implementations to automate web actions with Selenium.
This course has been taken from years of experience in training consultants and new hire orientation corporate training. Enroll in this course to get a thorough overview of automation, frameworks, Selenium WebDriver, and BDD with Cucumber!