SELENIUM

BASIC Junit 4 Framework / ANT

• JUNIT – What is it?
• Junit 4 configuration in Project/Eclipse.
• Annotation – JUnit 4.
• Running Test in Junit
• Skipping Tests
• Parameterizing Tests
• Using Assertions
• Reporting Errors / Error Collector
• Batch Running – Custom Runners
• ANT – What is it?
• Build.xml configuration
• HTML Report generation using Ant
• Building a BAT file to run tests using ANT

Testing Framework / ANT

• Testing – What is it?
• Installing Testing in Eclipse
• Understanding usage of annotations
• Running a Test in Testing
• Batch Running of tests in Testing
• Skipping Tests
• Parameterizing Tests – Data Provider
• Assertions/Reporting Errors
• Testing Reports
• Advantages over Unit
• Using Testing in Selenium
• What is Ant
• Downloading and configuring Ant
• Build.xml configuration
• XSLT report generation using Testing and Ant
• Building a BAT file to run tests using ANT

Selenium IDE

• Selenium IDE – Installation
• Recording Script
• Script – Running, Pausing and debugging
• Running a script line by line
• Inserting commands in between script
• XPATHS and installing firebug to get XPATHS
• Wait Commands
• Verification and Assertions
• Using verify or assertion
• JavaScript
• User-extension.js in Selenium IDE
• Using if statements and loops in IDE.
• Echo, StoreEval and StoredVars
• Creating your own user extensions
• Making a function in user extension to generate random email address.
• Extracting all values of dropdown.
• Reading XML from JavaScript using DOM.
• Building Test Cases – Example
• Parameterize your IDE test cases with customized use extension and XML.
• Regular Expressions in Selenium IDE.
• Handling JavaScript Alerts
• Capturing screenshots – Selenium IDE
• Testing Flash applications with IDE – Selenium Flex API.
• Capturing screenshots from Selenium IDE

Selenium Web Driver

• Web Driver – Why?
• Downloading Web Driver Jars and configuring in eclipse
• Architecture of selenium web driver
• Drivers for Firefox, IE, chrome, IPhone, Android etc.
• First Selenium Code
• Working with Internet Explorer and Chrome
• Selenium Web Driver and RC
• Concept of Firefox profile
• Firefox profile – What is it?
• Firefox Profile – Why required?
• Close and Quit -Difference
• Importing web driver documentation in eclipse
• Web Driver Desired Capabilities Class
• Proxy settings with web driver/Working with proxy Servers
• HTMLUnit driver and desired capabilities

Selenium WebDriver – 2

• Fire path and firebug Add-ons installation in Mozilla
• Inspecting elements in Mozilla, Chrome and IE
• HTML language tags and attributes
• Various locator strategies
• Web Driver Interface
• Web Element Interface
• Identifying Web Elements using id, name, class
• Finding Xpaths to identify
• Absolute and complete Xpaths
• Creating customized Xpaths without firebug
• Css Selectors
• Generating own Css Selectors
• Performance of Css Selectors as compared to Xpaths
• Finding xpaths/css selectors in different browsers – Mozilla, Chrome and IE
• Objects with same id/xpath/css selector
• Class attribute – What is it?
• Handling Dynamic objects/ids on the page
• Working with different browsers without changing code

Selenium Webdriver – 3

• Managing Input fields, Buttons and creating custom xpaths
• Managing/Identifying Links with xpaths/css selectors
• Extracting More than one object from a page.
• Extracting all links of a page/Bulk extraction of objects.
• Extracting Objects from a specific area of a web page.
• Various strategies to test Links on a page by clicking on them one by one.
• Finding response Headers/ response code.
• Finding whether object is present on page or not.
• Handling drop down list
• Select Class in Selenium API
• Managing radio buttons and Checkboxes
• Hidden components
• is Displayed function
• Taking Screenshots of the web pages
• How to Google out errors-Self sufficiency
• Exercises

Selenium Web Driver – 4

• Implicit and Explicit waits
• Best Practices

Selenium Web Driver – 5

• Distributed installations
• Page Load Timeout Property
• Web Driver Wait Class
• Web Driver .Timeout Interface
• Expected Condition interface and Expected Conditions class
• Wait Until Condition
• Fluent Wait
• Managing Ajax based components
• Concepts of Set Interface in Java
• Window Handles
• Managing tabbed windows in IE, Chrome and Mozilla
• Managing popups in IE, Chrome and Mozilla
• Closing windows
• Default Popups
• Testing https websites / Managing certificate errors in https websites in IE, Chrome and Mozilla

Selenium 2.0 Features – 3

• Extracting Data From Web Table
• Dynamic Web Table Handling
• Attaching files with Selenium
• Changing your Facebook profile picture by attaching new picture
• Mouse movement with Selenium- Mouse Interface
• Handling Ajax Auto suggests
• Handling Google Ajax Auto suggests
• Handling Frames in Web Page
• Handling cookies
• More Examples on Web tables
• Web tables and css Selectors
• Building custom functions for Web tables
• Managing JavaScript alerts

Selenium 2.0 Features – 5

Simulating front and back button click on Browser using selenium

• Assigning Firefox profile parameters
• Downloading files using selenium
• Selenium Javadocs
• Listeners- Using WebDriver Event Listener
• Practical usage of Listeners in Selenium
• Moving a mouse on a Object and right clicking on it
• Finding Coordinates of a Web Object
• Actions class in Web driver
• Handling CSS menu with Action class
• Handling CSS menu with JavaScript Executor
• JavaScript Executor example
• Drag, drop, native events

Selenium 2.0 – Exercises

ADVANCED

Junit and Data Driven Framework

• Overview of Data driven framework
• Building the Test Base Class
• Using Annotations of Unit
• Reading XPATHS, Configuration from properties file
• Initialize the Web driver
• Building the Test Base Class
• Implementing Web Driver Implicit Wait
• Implementing tests and batch running them
• Repeating a test with different Data
• Building utility functions
• Parameterizing tests using XL Files
• Controlling Execution order from XL Files
• Assertions and Reporting Errors / Error Collector
• Storing Screenshots of errors
• Running the framework through ANT
• Generating the HTML reports
• Emailing test reports
• Creating a BAT file for project execution

Junit and Hybrid (Keyword+Data) Framework

• Overview of Hybrid(Keyword Data Driven) Framework
• Building XLS File Having Test Cases and Keywords
• Building XLS File Having Test Data
• Building Base class
• Reading XPATHS, Configuration from properties file
• Implementing Implicit Wait
• Implementing the keywords using the reflection API
• Implementing tests
• Assertions and Reporting Errors
• Parameterizing tests using Data Provider and XL Files
• Repeating a test with different Data
• Running the framework through ANT
• Generating the reports
• Emailing test reports
• Creating a BAT file for project execution

Testing and Data Driven Framework

• Overview of Data driven framework
• Building the Test Base Class
• Using Annotations of Testing
• Reading XPATHS, Configuration from properties file
• Initialize the Webdriver
• Implementing WebDriver Implicit Wait
• Implementing tests and batch running them
• Repeating a test with different Data
• Implement logging with Log4J API
• Building utility functions
• Parameterizing tests using XL Files
• Controlling Execution order from XL Files
• Assertions and Reporting Errors
• Storing Screenshots of errors
• Running the framework through ANT
• Generating the XSLT reports
• Creating a BAT file for project execution
• Emailing Test Reports

TESTING and Hybrid (Keyword Data) Framework

• Overview of Hybrid Framework
• Building XLS File Having Test Cases and Keywords
• Building XLS File Having Test Data
• Building Base class
• Reading XPATHS, Configuration from properties file
• Implementing Web driver Wait
• Implementing the keywords using the reflection API
• Implementing tests
• Assertions and Reporting Errors
• Parameterizing tests using Data Provider and XL Files
• Repeating a test with different Data
• Running the framework through ANT
• Generating the reports
• Emailing test reports
• Creating a BAT file for project execution