We can use an Excel sheet as a source of input. We can access data from excel sheet using DataProvider annotation and pass arguments through @Test methods. Mainly this approach is used in Data Driven Framework. Data Driven Framework: A data-driven framework is used to run the same script for a huge amount …
TestNG – 16 || Access data from Excel sheet using DataProvider. Read More »
@BeforeTest and @AfterTest annotations invoke specific methods around a Test in a TestSuite. To understand these annotations let’s revisit @BeforeClass and @AfterClass annotations. As we know that in a Class file, methods marked with these annotations would be executed before and after all the test methods get executed. The same way methods marked as @BeforeTest …
TestNG – 10 || Use @BeforeTest and @AfterTest Annotations. Read More »
Test Suites widely used to organize and execute test cases from multiple class files. It also helps to create various test sets using these classes and methods. To understand this, we need to create different class files. Let’s create below class files using specific methods. LaunchAndLogin.java launchBrowser() launchURL() login() MyOrders.java viewOrders() placeOrder() MyProfile.java editProfile() saveProfile() …
TestNG – 9 || Let’s move deep into the Test Suites. Read More »
Test Suites are a combination of one or more classes (class files) and programs. Test Suite is basically an XML file, used to group and organize the test cases from different class files. Till now we have seen that we can run Test Cases written in any class file directly using Right Click on that …
TestNG – 8 || Creation and execution of Test Suites. Read More »
BeforeClass and AfterClass annotations are like defining pre-condition and post-conditions in a Program. As in the last chapter, we have read about the BeforeMethod and AfterMethod annotations which runs before and after for each test method. But there are few scenarios where we have to execute any specific method at the starting or end of …
TestNG – 7 || Use of @BeforeClass and @AfterClass. Read More »
As per the names, BeforeMethod and AfterMethod annotations get executed for each test method/case in a class file. Please note, that methods defined under @BeforeMethod and @AfterMethod are not considered as Test Cases. The result would be generated according to the methods defined under @Test annotations only. BeforeMethod and AfterMethod Sample program to understand the …
TestNG – 6 || Use of @BeforeMethod and @AfterMethod. Read More »
The Assertion in TestNG decides the Pass/Fail status of individual Test Methods. Java Assertion is mainly used to take decisions at the code level during execution. Based on that, the flow of the program would be decided. This can be implemented using the Assert Class or assert keyword. This is not just related to TestNG. …
Using Annotation is the way to implement additional properties in normal methods. These annotations are pre-defined and entry-point of the programs written in TestNG framework. In the previous chapter, we have seen that keyword(annotation) @Test has been used for each method. @Test Annotation @Test Annotation is a basic and important keyword. It tells the compiler …
TestNG – 4 || Let’s understand @Test Annotation and attributes. Read More »
As we know that TestNG is a framework. We can create and execute multiple cases in a single class file. In the last chapter, we have learned how to define and execute a simple program using TestNG Annotation. The same way, we can use annotation @Test to declare multiple test cases in a single program. …
TestNG – 3 || Create and execute multiple Test Cases. Read More »
The installation process is very simple and it’s like installing an extension in a chrome browser. Installation Process Installation Process of TestNG software is very simple and easy. Just a few clicks and framework is ready for the use. Navigate to Help > Install new Software Click Add… Add Repository > Name : Enter “TestNG” …
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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.
