This part contains basic tutorials to start with Selenium.
The Select class contains all the basic methods to handle the drop-down. Also, these are very easy to use and understandable. Basically, there are two types of drop-down in HTML Drop-down having single option selectable Drop-down having multiple options selectable Select Class methods In the below example we have used basic methods to handle drop-down …
Selenium-12 || Select Class to handle drop-down. Read More »
Actions and Action Classes used to handle the keyboard and mouse events. These are the inbuilt features of the Selenium library. Methods in WebDriver object Normally, we can handle few events via WebDriver object like click(), clear(), and sendKeys() as mentioned below: click() : To Left click on any web-element to activate it. clear(): To …
Selenium-11 || Use of Actions and Action Classes. Read More »
In this blog, we learn to take screenshots using Selenium. While running the automation script, it is necessary to take screenshots for failed test cases. As a result, we can refer to screenshots for future validation. Taking Screenshots using Selenium There are two ways to take screenshots. Using in-built TakesScreenshot class of Selenium WebDriver. Via …
Selenium-10 || Taking Screenshots using Selenium Read More »
Selenium WebDriver is a powerful tool in selenium package. It helps to identify the component on a web browser, perform an action, comparing the result and generating the reports. Before starting this chapter I would suggest please go through with Chapter 1 of Selenium section: WebDriver API Basically, API stands for Application Program Interface. These resources …
Wait(s) plays an important role in the Selenium while test execution. Implementing Wait(s) in Selenium is a very interesting and logical concept. Need of Wait(s) in Selenium If we take general definition of wait, it pauses a process for a predefined time or a condition. Types of Waits Selenium supports three types of Wait(s) as …
There are few scenarios where we get stuck and unable to locate web element on the page. In this blog I will discuss such scenarios. Here I have taken example of a simple Calendar widget and will learn how to get few type of dates as mentioned below: Print Current date. Use following-sibling to get …
Selenium-7 || Let’s learn to create complex XPath. Read More »
XPath stands for XML Path, which helps us to locate any web element using its XML Path or XPath. In the previous lesson we have learnt many ways to locate any web element like HTML Tag id, name, class name etc. When we are unable to identify using any of the mentioned way then we …
Selenium-6 || XPath is the best way to locate web elements. Read More »
Locators are the unique identity of the web elements, using which Selenium can identify and search the element on a web page to perform some specific action. As we all know a web page is a structured code of Html. So, these locators are actually properties of the HTML TAGS and its attributes. Types of …
Selenium-5 || Locating web elements using various type of Locators. Read More »
As we all know, that using the Selenium web drivers user can handle multiple web browsers to execute test cases on different browsers. This helps us to execute the same set of script for any application on cross-browser platforms. Multiple Web Browsers Understand above image step-by-step: Write a script to perform an action …
Selenium web driver can be used using the Eclipse environment. Java is the most used programming language for the same. Let’s learn step by step to create the first program in Selenium. Installation of Eclipse, JDK/JRE and Selenium Web Driver: Download zip folder of the latest version of Eclipse IDE from http://www.eclipse.org/downloads/ Download the latest …
Selenium-3 || First program using Selenium Web Driver. Read More »
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.
