
Break the page object pattern into subcomponents like navigation bar and footer navigation within a Maven travel homepage. Delegate responsibilities to subclasses and enable scoped selenium searches.
Learn to implement a runtime flight booking strategy using a common interface; set a strategy (multi trip, round trip, or one way) and route check availability to the correct class.
Replace hard-coded values with a hash map in the framework and update the interface contract to pass reservation details such as origin and destination.
Parameterize end-to-end tests with multiple data sets using a data provider and hash map, driven by a strategy, with global chrome driver initialization and before/after test cleanup.
Drive test data from external JSON files into hash map lists for selenium tests. Learn to use JSON over Excel, parse API responses, and build data providers with Jackson dependencies.
This lecture explains JFrog as an artifact management tool, its Maven integration, and how to push, deploy, and pull snapshot jars to a central Artifactory repository for team reuse.
Configure jfrog as a universal artifact management service, create a maven repository and snapshot local repo, and secure maven settings with an encrypted api key.
Deploy the framework artifact to JFrog with the Maven deploy command, publishing a 1.94 snapshot and configuring pom.xml and settings.xml for publish and authentication.
Your Struggle ends here in designing Top Notch Enterprise level Selenium Frameworks with all the Proven Best Coding Standards.
This course will explain most important Java Design Patterns which will be very suitable for Test Frameworks design and guide you from scratch with step by step Implementation of the Framework solution with all Proven Best Practices.
You will also learn Advance Maintenance methods on how to Integrate your Framework with Artifactory Management tools like JFROG with Maven Snapshot Jars and build Continuous Integration Solution with Git Hub Web Hooks
On Successful course completion, You can confidently Claim yourself as Test Architect/ Expert in Frameworks Design as per the Latest Standards of 2022
· What are Design Patterns?
In software engineering, a software design pattern is a general, reusable solution to a commonly occurring problem within a given context in software design.
Design Patterns discussed in this Course for Automation Framework Design:
Single Responsibility Design Pattern (SRP)
Strategy Design Pattern
Factory Design Pattern
Execute around Design Pattern
Screenplay Design Pattern
· Best Practices you will learn from this course:
Connecting Core Automation Framework with Child Test Frameworks with Maven Dependencies
Understand how to create Snapshot of one Project and include it in another Project
Importance of Jfrog Artifactory Management tool in Test Automation Frameworks for code centralization
Creating Git Hub Web Hooks to implement Continuous Integration for every code commit to Artifactory/ Git
Implementing Hash Map Mechanism for Data Drive Testing which constitutes many data inputs