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Introduction to Selenium
- Selenium overview
- Selenium Fundamentals
- Selenium components – IDE, Server, Grid
- Concept of DOM and Webtables
- Locator and DOM related tools
- Selenium Locator Strategies
- Handling JavaScript alerts, confirmation and prompts
- Handling alerts, model windows and iframes
- Handling AJAX and Test Synchronization
- Structure dependent and attributes based locators
- Difference Between RC and WebDriver
- Installing and Configuring Selenium WebDriver in Eclipse
- Group test automation project execution
- Testing Frameworks for Selenium
- What is Junit and TestNG?
- Similarities and Differences
- Junit Test Suites
- TestNG Test Suites
- Using TestNG
- Test Fixtures and Annotations
- Taking screenshots and trigger on error
- WebDriver in various scenarios
- Handling common objects such as Checkbox, Radio buttons, Dropdown, Autocomplete
- Dealing with mouse hover in WebDriver
- Controlling browser attributes and navigation
- Validating on CSS attributes of objects
- Find broken images/links in website
- Reporting the test execution (TestNG Report)
- Using Extent reports for reporting results including writing test step results to the report
- JavaScript action for scroll
- Implicit and Explicit Wait
- Various flavors Chrome, IE and Firefox
- WebDriver user defined actions and keyboard entries
- Data Driven frameworks for Excel
- Headless execution of Tests
- Reading test related variables from properties file
- Data Driven using CSV & Databases
- Page object model framework
- Page Factory and POM for better maintenance and reusability
- Combing Page Factory with Data driven test
- Updating the existing tests in POM model
- Installing Maven and dependencies using pom.xml
- Discussion on Mock Exam submissions to help improve on practical aspects
- Hybrid Framework concepts
- Difference between Keyword driven and Hybrid Frameworks
- Reporting results back to the framework
Introduction to Selenium
- Selenium overview
- Selenium Fundamentals
- Selenium components – IDE, Server, Grid
- Concept of DOM and Webtables
- Locator and DOM related tools
- Selenium Locator Strategies
- Handling JavaScript alerts, confirmation and prompts
- Handling alerts, model windows and iframes
- Handling AJAX and Test Synchronization
- Structure dependent and attributes based locators
- Difference Between RC and WebDriver
- Installing and Configuring Selenium WebDriver in Eclipse
- Group test automation project execution
- Testing Frameworks for Selenium
- What is Junit and TestNG?
- Similarities and Differences
- Junit Test Suites
- TestNG Test Suites
- Using TestNG
- Test Fixtures and Annotations
- Taking screenshots and trigger on error
- WebDriver in various scenarios
- Handling common objects such as Checkbox, Radio buttons, Dropdown, Autocomplete
- Dealing with mouse hover in WebDriver
- Controlling browser attributes and navigation
- Validating on CSS attributes of objects
- Find broken images/links in website
- Reporting the test execution (TestNG Report)
- Using Extent reports for reporting results including writing test step results to the report
- JavaScript action for scroll
- Implicit and Explicit Wait
- Various flavors Chrome, IE and Firefox
- WebDriver user defined actions and keyboard entries
- Data Driven frameworks for Excel
- Headless execution of Tests
- Reading test related variables from properties file
- Data Driven using CSV & Databases
- Page object model framework
- Page Factory and POM for better maintenance and reusability
- Combing Page Factory with Data driven test
- Updating the existing tests in POM model
- Installing Maven and dependencies using pom.xml
- Discussion on Mock Exam submissions to help improve on practical aspects
- Hybrid Framework concepts
- Difference between Keyword driven and Hybrid Frameworks
- Reporting results back to the framework
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