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Online Selenium Automation with Java Training
62%
Course Overview
Our Selenium Test Automation course covers all the essential skills of using the Selenium IDE, RC, WebDriver and Data Driven Testing. This course is very much suitable for intermediate level automation testers and manual testers who wants to have automation exposure, it takes the beginners through all the techniques of writing effective automated web tests using Java. Our course will also teach you how to implement your own automation testing framework Data Driven Testing with Excel or remote database.
It is a fully hands-on training course which involves theory, practical examples and demonstration. Delegates will practice what they have learned in each chapter.
Course Objective
At the end of this course the candidate will be able to
- Write test cases and test suites in Java using eclipse and run the test,
- Design test frameworks in order to effectively drive the testing team,
- Implement automation test framework using Page Object Model and Page Factory
- Create test report using JUnit and TestNG,
- Apply the testing skills in work place effectively
- Create data driven test cases using excel or databases for test data
- Use an automation testing platform “testenium.com”, without having to install any testing tools on the computer (Note: Whoever book this course gives permission to receive information about Testenium from Testenium Limited or from Dr Aras)
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Course Content
Selenium Web Test Automation
- What is Automation Testing?
- Advantages & Limitations of Automation Testing
- Automation Criteria (Automate or Not)
- Test Automation for Web Applications
- Introducing Selenium
- Selenium IDE
- Selenium RC
- Web Driver
- Selenium Grid
- Supported Browsers
- Flexibility and Extensibility
- Installation of Eclipse (for Selenium Programming in JAVA)
- Usage of Eclipse
- Sample JAVA Program to Get Hands on Eclipse
- Running & Debugging JAVA Programs
- JUnit Basics
- JUnit Usage with Selenium
- Exercise on JUnit
- Installing and Opening IDE
- IDE Features
- Building Test Cases
- Running Test Cases
- Using Base URL to Run Test Cases in Different Domains
- Debugging
- Multi Language Formats
- Using Test Suites
- User Extensions – Extending the IDE’s functionality
- Verifying Page Elements
- Locating Elements
- The AndWait Commands
- The waitFor Commands in AJAX applications
- Sequence of Evaluation and Flow Control
- Store Commands and Selenium Variables
- JavaScript and Selenese Parameters
- echo – The Selenese Print Command
- Alerts, Popups and Multiple Windows
- Introduction to Python Programming
- Installing python
- writing python test
- Testing a site with Python with WebDriver
- Selenium RC Installation
- How Selenium RC Works
- RC Configuration with Eclipse
- Running Selenium Server
- Using JAVA Client Driver
- Selenium RC Architecture
- GUI Locators (By ID, By Name, By Link)
- X-PATH and Different Techniques
- Introducing IDE Dev Toolbar for Internet Explorer
- Introducing Firebug for Firefox
- RC API Commands
- Hands on Selenium RC Commands
- Running Tests on Internet Explorer & Firefox
- Reporting & Verifying Results
- Debugging Selenium RC Tests
- Framework Advantages (Maintainability, Reusability)
- Using JAVA to work with Excel Data
- Install client driver for Excel
- Accessing local or remote Database
- Handling Forms in HTML
- Data Driving in Selenium with Excel files
- Data Entry Automation
- Page Object Model
- Selenium Grid Overview
- Selenium Server Installation
- Setting up Selenium Grid
- Grid as Collection of RC Servers
- How Selenium Server Works
- Selenium Configuration with Eclipse
- Running Selenium Server
- Using JAVA Client Driver
- Selenium Server Architecture
- GUI Locators (By ID, By Name, By Link)
- X-PATH and Different Techniques
- X-Path Absolute
- X-Path Attribute
- X-Path Relative
- X-Path finder tools
- Selenium WebDriver
- How to use WebDriver
- WebDriver drivers
- Writing WebDriver scripts
- WebDriver Backed Selenium
- Backing WebDriver with Selenium
- Hands on WebDriver Commands
- Running Tests on IE, Firefox & Chrome
- Reporting & Verifying Results
- Debugging Selenium Tests
- What are Page Object and Page Factory
- Factory in Selenium
- Create Page Objects and Page Factory Usage
- Elements Abstraction Layer
- Implementing test frameworks
- Execute the Test
- Test report with TestNG
- Creating a TestNG project
- Adding libraries
- Running your test
- Analysing your report
- What is Online AutomationTesting?
- Advantages & Limitations of Automation Testing
- Automation Criteria (Automate or Not)
- Test Automation for Web Applications
- Data Driven Testing using Testenium Platform
- What is Maven
- pom.xml file
- Setting up the Maven project
- Use of Maven project
- Building the Maven project
- Updating the jar files by using Maven
- Updating the libraries by using Maven
- Updating the selenium project dependencies by using Maven
- Introduction to BDD (Behaviour Driven Development)
- Creating BDD Project in maven
- Writing Feature files
- Adding classes to BDD project
- Data Tables
- Executing the BDD project
JOHN – :
a very good introduction to selenium test automation (coming from the world of manual testing) that also helped me to brush up on my very limited java knowledge.
feel as if i’ve now got a solid foundation to build upon, and am confident that i can now competently build automated tests using the eclipse ide.