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How To Find Broken Links with Selenium

What is a broken link? Links are used for navigating between webpages. Users are directed to a web page when they click or type a link on a web browser. So a broken link indicates a link that is not working. In other words, it will not navigate the user...

Desired Capabilities in Selenium Web Driver

1. Desired Capabilities in Selenium The performance of a Web application may vary according to different browsers and operating systems. Hence to ship out a near-consistent functional and performant application, it calls for testing your applications against different browsers or browser configurations. That is where Selenium's 'Desired Capabilities' class comes...

How To Use Mouse and Keyboard Events with Selenium

In this tutorial, we will discuss how to use mouse click events and keyboard events with Selenium WebDriver. The mouse click and keyboard events are used to automate the interactions of a user with a mouse and keyboard. Action & Actions We encourage the use of Action and Actions together with...

How To Use TestNG with Selenium

1. What is TestNG? TestNG is an open-source automated testing framework with flexible and powerful features. It is inspired by JUnit and NUnit but with some additional advantages and functionalities. TestNG gives the developers to build tests with easy annotations, sequencing, grouping, and parameterizing. The ability to generate test reports to...

Finding Web Elements with Selenium

I'm going to explain in this tutorial about the usage of the findElement and findElements method of Selenium Webdriver on the Chrome web browser. The findElement method is used when you want to deal with one HTML element on a website. On the other hand, the findElements method is...

Working with Selenium WebElements

Table of Contents 1. Selenium WebElements 2. WebElement Locators 3. Working With Text Box 4. Working With Buttons 5. Checkboxes and Radio Buttons 6. Selecting from Drop-Downs 7. File Uploads 8. Locating Links 9. Summary In our previous tutorial, Getting Started with Selenium WebDriver, we discussed the way to set...

Getting Started with Selenium WebDriver

Table of Contents 1. Selenium and Selenium Web Driver 2. Setting-Up the Environment 3. Test Script with Selenium Web Driver 3.1) Creating a project 3.2) Creating a Class 4. Code a Simple Selenium Script 5. Running the test Testing is a critical step in the Software Development Life Cycle. Software testing helps...

Introducing Testing-as-a-Service (TaaS)

The 'Cloud Computing' technology has revolutionized the IT industry and it has something good to offer to the testing industry too. After Iaas, PaaS, and SaaS concepts, there is a new testing area called Testing as a Service (TaaS) that is making waves in recent times. Increasing IT costs,...

Automation Tools Comparison (SilkTest vs QTP vs Selenium)

While manual testing and automated testing go hand in hand, one of the important benefits of automated testing is the assurance that the software is reliable even after updates. In addition, redundancy detection tests ensure that the integrity of the software is maintained while operational costs are optimized. The increasing usage...

Best Practices For Evaluating Automation Tool

With rapidly changing financial conditions, businesses face the tough challenge of optimizing resources to produce maximum results. Choosing the right automation tool for functional testing is one of the important tasks in doing so. The rising popularity and emerging technologies have brought in several testing tools into the market which...

Essentials of Typical QTP/UFT Framework

Table of Contents Essentials 1: Test Artefacts Repository Essentials 2: Error Handling and Recovery Essentials 3: Object Identification Method Essentials 4: Test Data Management Essentials 5: Result and Error Reporting Essentials 6: Function Libraries Repository As we discussed the types of QTP/UFT frameworks earlier in our post 'Traditional Framework Definitions'. In continuation of that, this...

Review of Test Design Studio 2.0

While QTP offers greater flexibility to automate testing procedures, the IDE lacks certain professional features. A QTP license is expensive as well. Test Design Studio 2.0 from Patterson Consulting augments QTP software by providing an intuitive IDE for QTP and WinRunner. While the automated testing performance is enhanced, the price...

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