Selenium Mastery: Apply What You Learn Here Today By RicherU

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You need to set-up some tools for you to activate your Selenium. See again Lecture 6 for easier access of links. To begin, you need to install firebug and fire path. So go and check this video because it will assist you with the processes from downloading, installing and activating tools in order for you to write code for selenium.

This exciting video will show you how to create your first project on Selenium. After setting up Selenium silver components, Java run time files and eclipse. Open your eclipse, set up your project and simply follow the remaining series of steps for you to officially start your first test.

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Now, we’re back and ready for our project. After we open up our stand alone objects, we gonna create our main method and go ahead with the rest of the automated testing. We’ll test our Firefox browser and also do some serious testing on Google to run or display a series of Selenium links for this browser.

Amazing, right? Try it yourself and experience what Selenium can do for you.

import org.openqa.selenium.By;

import org.openqa.selenium.WebDriver;

import org.openqa.selenium.WebElement;

import org.openqa.selenium.firefox.FirefoxDriver;

Yes. Go and copy these test samples and see what you can do. You knew already some of the basic steps from lecture 9, why not try this out. Import all the tools need and you’re half way there.

These snippets will guide you through in understanding more the topic. Given steps at lecture 9, we already started our own test by trying sample codes at Lecture 10. This time, we run this and check if we have the same output. You can go down a little bit more further on these samples and try it your way.

Answer a series of questions after this video and we’ll see if we are on the same page in learning Selenium 2.0.

We are about to start with the creation of our login test and manipulate web elements. We gave you with 13-slides to read and learn about the next testing. Locators, XPath, Web elements such as buttons, links, text boxes, radio buttons, check boxes and drop boxes are one of the focus of this tutorial. These are the identified topics for the following videos after this.

Locators are very important in Selenium driver, these are classified into 2 categories the structure- based and attributes-based locators and we provided you with lists from each classification. As we play further, we’ll share some examples, step-by-step procedures and see what we can do with these features on our browser.

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These are the actual set of Locator resources we have used from the previous tutorial. Try this and you’ll see more what you can do with these examples.

XPath is actually defining parts of not only with XHTML but also with Xquery, Xpointer, Xlink and XSLT as defined, at the same time, it can also be used in JavaScript, Java, XML Schema, PHP, Python, C and C++, and lots of other languages. Take note that there are a lot of XPath expressions that can be used to get a specific result. This video will show you more about XPath using the sample project we got.

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These are a set of codes that we discussed earlier from lecture 15. If you want to try and understand more about XPath, grab your copy now and perform this example.

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In terms of working with different web elements, there’s an array of methods, attributes to consider and functions that we can use for each type.

Will show you some examples in the following:

• Buttons
• Link
• Textboxes
• Radio buttons
• Check boxes
• Dropdown boxes

JUnit is actually a framework used to test extreme programming also a unit testing in Java Programming Language wherein you can reuse and maximize its test cases. There are sets of annotations and asserts methods that we wrote down for you to use in the process. The advantage of using JUnit will help you generate test results faster and a lot more.

To install JUnit, download this link and grab your copy at http://sourceforge.net/projects/junit/.

We will show you how use JUnit and at the end of this video we will run our first JUnit test.

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Grab this copy and try this on your own, this is for you to see the annotation in action. If you have any confusions or questions, go and see lecture 19 for a review.