Learn Web Automation Testing Using Selenium

Explore Selenium basics with WebDriver, open source tools, and frameworks to drive browser-based regression testing. Learn how uniform test templates enable repeatable, rapid feedback and efficient defect reporting.

Explore Selenium IDE, a Firefox plugin, to record web automation tests, create test cases, and use open, click, and wait commands to validate pages.

Learn how to define and save Selenium test suites and test cases, verify text presence, and export to Python or JavaScript for automated web testing, with scheduling and logging options.

Learn how to identify web elements in selenium using xpath, including absolute and relative paths, xpath functions like last and position, contains, and strategies for dynamic elements and css locators.

Discover how to install and use Firebug and Firepath with Firefox, use the page inspector to locate elements via XPath and CSS selectors, and leverage these tools for Selenium tests.

Install the Java JDK and Eclipse, download the Selenium standalone server and WebDriver bindings, set up a new Java project in Eclipse, and configure libraries for a first Selenium test.

Convert a Selenium script into a Firefox-driven test, drive browser to click deals and perform a search, send the command hello, and use implicit waits with element inspector for debugging.

Troubleshoot Selenium element location challenges by exploring strategies like by id, by link text, CSS selectors, and XPath, including handling frames and waits to ensure reliable tests.

Learn web automation testing with selenium by using the web driver to navigate pages, click elements, and refresh or move back and forth across browser sessions.

Explore selenium web automation best practices, including page object models, robust element locating strategies, test maintenance benefits, and integration or parameterised testing approaches for reliable browser interactions.

Learn how to handle inputs in web automation testing with selenium, including text boxes, textareas, radio buttons, checkboxes, and select menus, using element inspection and send keys.

Learn to resize browser windows, capture screenshots for test evidence, and extract page links and form elements (checkboxes and text boxes) using Selenium WebDriver in a Firefox environment.

Learn to test form elements using selenium by interacting with active elements, managing the driver, and observing browser interactions.

Learn to design and run web automation tests, troubleshoot failures caused by internet or page issues, manage cookies, and validate interactions across web pages using automated scripts.

Explore JavaScript timing and race conditions in web pages, and learn to access the browser console and interface for web automation testing.

Learn to synchronize test scripts with the application under test using unconditional and conditional waits, including implicit and explicit waits, timers, and expected conditions for dynamic content.

Learn how to use the TestNG framework for Java to write tests with annotations, groups, data providers, and parameters. Explore multi-threaded execution, flexible configuration, and IDE and maven integration.

Learn how to install and use TestNG with Selenium for web automation, explore annotations like before method and after method, and use data providers for parameterized tests across browsers.

Learn how Apache POI lets you read and write Excel files in Java, with easy installation and basic text extraction and content management workflows.

Learn practical file input and output handling in web automation, covering reading and writing data streams, flushing and closing files, managing form inputs, and debugging common exceptions.

Explore how to perform database testing alongside Selenium-driven UI automation, verifying that user input from the UI is accurately reflected in the database using JDBC and SQL.

Learn selenium based testing with a MySQL database, apply the page object model and page factory to build maintainable login tests with annotations, reducing duplicated code.

Learn how the Selenium grid server enables distributed, parallel test execution across multiple machines from a central hub, supporting many browsers and environments through capabilities.

Explore how Jenkins automates building and testing software projects as a continuous integration tool, including downloading, configuring on Windows, and running batch files to execute jobs.

Learn how to set up Log4j in an Eclipse project by downloading jars and adding them to the classpath. Create and apply a config file and configure run settings.

Examine the rigid, data-driven (table-driven) automation framework using excel data, object repository, keyword function library, datasheet, and an execution engine to enable non-technical testers to author modular, reusable tests.

Explore scripting basics for web automation testing with Selenium, including opening browsers, navigating pages, clicking elements, and validating login workflows with test data.

Drive web automation by reading and writing Excel data via a utility, then perform actions like browser and login. Use Java reflection to extend actions and stoolie for image recognition.

Explore basic Cucumber setup for web automation testing with Selenium. Learn to install the Cucumber add-on, locate the program, and handle proxy server issues while accepting license terms.