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As we read that a jar file should have a main method to start the program execution. But what if we have multiple TestNG.xml files in a single project? In this part, we will learn:- Managing multiple TestNG.xml files via main(). Creating jar file using Maven’s install feature. Create a package with required folders and …
Maven | Running multiple TestNG.xml files using jar files. (Part-3) Read More »
Maven helps us to package our project into the jar file to distribute the program on multiple machines. In the first session, we have learned how to create a Maven project using TestNG. Now in this session will learn how to generate jar files and how to use them. Maven Packaging and execution process To …
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Maven is basically a build automation tool and used to manage project lifecycle and project dependencies. Maven Key Features First of all, it increases the reusability. Handle dependencies to manage library files. It manages project compilation, distribution, and build It has a central repository to manage library and jar files. We can easily create jar/war …
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ExtentReports is vast and there are lots or methods and utility available. In this blog will learn basic and useful methods to generate HTML reports. ExtentReports methods with sample code Creating Simple Test Cases public void defaultTC() { logger.createTest(“Default method to create test case”) .log(Status.PASS, “Test case Passed”); logger.flush(); } public void createTC() { // …
ExtentReports basic and useful methods. (Session-4) Read More »
Generating reports via ITestListener interface is very easy. Here we can record every event. ITestListener Interface Listeners are basically keep a track of each event during the program execution. ITestListener provides many pre-defined methods which can be overridden by the programmer to use while automation. In this blog, we will learn about the below methods …
ExtentReports with TestNG via ITestListener. (Session-3) Read More »
ExtentReports can be integrated with TestNG easily. All the processes and methods will remain the same as we learned in Session-1. ExtentReports with TestNG We need to just take care of few things while implementing the ExtentReports in TestNG, rest all the syntax and logic will remain the same. Here we are taking one live …
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ExtentReports library files used to generate reports in HTML format. These reports show the overall test result in diagrammatic format. ExtentReports Features: ExtentReports are open source library files It can also be easily integrated with TestNG. Shows result in pie chart form Generate logs Test case results with screenshots Multiple views of the result, based …
Headless Testing means to run the headless browser while automation script execution. While running a headless browser user won’t be able to see the browser. Headless Testing – Benefits A developer or user can use their machine while a script is running and can utilize this time for other tasks. The performance and script execution …
Running a TestNG Program using main() is very simple. We just need to use the object of TestNG class in main() and all set. Till now we have used below steps to run a TestNG program: Create class files and XML file Rightclick on XML file Select Run As Click on TestNG Suite If you …
TestNG – 20 || Run TestNG Program using main() method. Read More »
The fundamental concept of parallel execution is based on the fact that each process should have its own processor. To understand this observe the two different scenarios in the below image: Scenario – 1: We have three containers and one truck to move from Source to Destination. If it takes 1 hour to cover the …
Ashok Kumar is working in an IT Company as a QA Consultant. He has started his career as a Test Trainee in manual testing in August 2010. Then he moves towards the automation testing after 4 years. He started learning JAVA and Selenium by self to get the knowledge of automation.
While learning these tools and working on multiple projects, he found that sometimes people get stuck in live scenarios in their project and they have to do lots of RnD to get out of it. So he decided to start blogging only for such scenarios, where anyone facing any problem in their project, can ask any question or give a solution or you can say an alternate solution to achieve the goal successfully.
Later on, he observed that some people want to learn Java but they have few questions in their mind like how to start Java, whether we should go for the online or offline course. So he started writing tutorials on Java, Jira, Selenium, Excel etc.
