
Explore the Test Project Java SDK and create a free test project account for automation. Set up Java SDK, download agent, and write tests for Safari and Chrome, using dashboards.
Sign up for a free TestProject account and confirm your email to access the platform. Install the agent, grab your developer token, and run your first test from the dashboard.
Explore the TestProject dashboards to manage add-ons, view recent activity, organize projects and tests, monitor executions, and access reports, agents, and integration docs for the Java SDK.
Record a test with the TestProject Java SDK, capturing steps and validations, then run and view reports across Chrome or Safari while preparing for code-based testing with page object patterns.
Learn to set the TestProject API key on mac by exporting environment variables in your shell profile, configuring automatic setup, and verifying with echo checks.
Learn how the test project agent bundles Selenium, Chrome driver, Safari driver, and APM into a package. It provides an API that communicates with the test project UI and dashboards.
Learn to create your first test with the TestProject Java SDK by adding maven dependencies for Test Project and JUnit, using a Selenium Chrome driver, and validating the page title.
Learn how the monitor tab shows current executions and latest runs, and how the UI surfaces test steps, results, and pdf reports for a project, including the Simple test execution.
Enhance a java sdk test by wiring a new form submission test with webdriver, locating elements, typing input, clicking submit, and diagnosing synchronization issues with sleep and setup optimization.
Set up tests on the dashboard, separating setup from the actual test for clearer execution. Explore cross-browser testing with a safari test using safari driver and options, alongside chrome tests.
Create a custom test by supplying a project name and job name in the driver's constructor, using a sample project and new job; monitor and reports confirm two executions.
Update dependencies to JUnit 5, use the Jupiter API, and apply static assertions to run tests with TestProject and view reports showing two tests passed.
Learn to implement the page object pattern with TestProject Java SDK by building a sprint one page, filling out the form, submitting it, and asserting the home page is visible.
In this tutorial, you will learn about the Test Project Java SDK. It is an excellent resource for creating robust test automation using the Java programming language.
I'll walk you through how to:
Create your free test project account;
Download the test project agent;
Set up the Java SDK
Learn how to write automated tests using Safari and Chrome, which is extremely easy
Learn how to navigate all of the excellent test project dashboards which automatically get updated to create the amazing HTML report.
And finally, we will put everything together as you learn how to create page objects using the Test Project Java SDK.
This is a tutorial for experienced programmers who already have an understanding of:
Java
an IDE supporting Java SDK
Selenium WebDriver API
So what are you waiting for? Let's jump into the tutorial.
What current students are saying:
"I appreciate the time the instructor put on this course as well as the opportunity to get familiar with TestProject free of charge. Well explained however, if your are using window and you are new in Automation Testing, you might find it a bit challenging with adding the SDK Token in your system environment since the instruction used MAC which is completely a different way with windows. Other than that... I appreciate a lot this free course .... thanks"