Selenium Webdriver with Java & TestNG Testing Framework

Why take this course?
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Selenium Basics and Introduction to Selenium WebDriver
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Setting Up a Selenium Maven Project with Eclipse
- Installing JDK
- Setting up Maven
- Adding Selenium dependencies in
pom.xml
- Running your first Selenium test in Eclipse
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Selenium WebDriver Fundamentals
- Understanding WebDriver API
- Starting and stopping a new session
- Navigating to web pages
- Locating web elements using various methods (ById, ByClass, ByXPath, etc.)
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WebDriver Interface and Classes
- WebDriver, WebElement, Option, DesiredCapabilities, RemoteWebDriver
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Handling Alerts and Confirmations in Selenium
- Alert Accept and Dismiss
- Handling alerts with different types of buttons
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Working with Cookies in Selenium WebDriver
- Getting and deleting cookies
- Setting cookies
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Handling Frames in Selenium
- Switching between frames
- Identifying frames
- Handling nested frames
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Selenium 3 vs Selenium 4: What's New?
- New features in Selenium 4
- Polishing off the legacy code
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Wait Strategies in Selenium WebDriver
- Explicit Waits
- Implicit Waits
- Fluent Waits
- Understanding the importance of waiting for elements to be ready before interacting with them
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Handling Dropdowns and Autocomplete Fields
- Selecting values from dropdowns
- Handling autocomplete fields
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Selenium JavaScript Execution
- Executing JavaScript in Selenium
- Dynamically setting properties/attributes
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Handling Windows and Tabs
- Switching between windows or tabs
- Handling multiple windows
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Selenium File Upload and Download
- Simulating file uploads
- Setting download options
- Handling file downloads
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Working with WebElements
- Interacting with web elements (click, send keys, clear, etc.)
- Handling dynamic content
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Selenium Mouse and Keyboard Actions
- Simulating mouse actions (click, double-click, right-click)
- Simulating keyboard events (press, release, send keys, etc.)
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Handling Insecure Connections / Untrusted Certificates in Selenium WebDriver
- Setting up certificate exceptions
- Configuring Chrome Safari or similar policy files
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Selenium Grid
- Understanding the grid in Selenium
- Creating and using grid elements
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Selenium WebTables
- Accessing table data
- Handling data within tables
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Selenium Page Object Model (POM)
- Organizing test code with POMS and Page Factories for better readability and maintainability
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Testing Mobile Applications using Selenium WebDriver
- Running tests on mobile browsers
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Cross-Browser Testing with Selenium WebDriver
- Ensuring that web applications work across different web browsers and platforms
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Selenium Integration with Continuous Integration (CI) Systems
- Automating the deployment pipeline by integrating Selenium WebDriver tests into CI systems using Jenkins, Bamboo, etc.
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Selenium and RESTful Services
- Interacting with services that provide REST APIs
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Advanced Selenium WebDriver Concepts
- Understanding the inner workings of the WebDriver
- Advanced Scenarios in Automated Testing
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Selenium WebDriver and Headless Browsers
- Optimizing test scripts for better performance with different browsers
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Selenium Multiple Session Handling
- Managing multiple sessions in Selenium WebDriver
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Selenium and Databases
- Interacting with web pages that use data from databases
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Selenium Automation Testing Frameworks
- Page Object Model (POM)
- Page Factory Patterns
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Advanced JavaScript Manipulation in Selenium WebDriver
- Using advanced JavaScript techniques to manipulate web page elements
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Best Practices for Writing Selenium WebDriver Test Cases
- Writing Clean, and Maintainable test cases
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Selenium WebDriver and the W3C Standards Compliance
- Ensuring that web applications are compliant with the W3C standards
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Selenium WebDriver Test Reporting and Logging
- Generating reporting test results
- Setting up logging for test cases
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Selenium WebDriver Integration with CI/CD Pipelines
- Continuous Deployment (CI/CD) integration
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Selenium WebDriver Performance Optimization
- Profiling and optimizing Selenium WebDriver test scripts for better performance
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Selenium WebDriver Integration with Build Systems
- Jenkins, Maven, Gradle, etc.
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Selenium WebDriver Integration with Automated Deployment Pipelines
- AWS Azure ARM Server CI/CD Integration
By following these steps and understanding each concept, you will be able to write efficient Selenium WebDriver tests for web applications across different browsers, platforms, environments, and technologies. Remember that the key to successful test automation is a combination of knowledge, patience, and consistent practices. Happy Testing!
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Our Verdict
This course offers an excellent opportunity for learners eager to explore Selenium WebDriver and TestNG integration while mastering Java-based test automation. It's packed with engaging content, addressing both beginner and advanced topics with real-world relevance. Although some students might have preferred a more detailed end-to-end project, the extensive expertise provided throughout this course helps learners grasp complex concepts, making them well-prepared for Selenium automation projects and interviews alike.
What We Liked
- The course offers hands-on experience in writing automated tests for web applications using Selenium WebDriver, Java, and TestNG, which helps students significantly improve their automation testing skills.
- It covers both basic and advanced topics, making it a comprehensive resource for learners at any stage. The step-by-step guidance simplifies the process of setting up frameworks and integrating TestNG for running test suites.
- The course layout is well-organized and easy to follow, with practical examples and coding exercises that reinforce learning. This approach helps students understand complex topics and quickly apply their new skills.
- The curriculum includes interview questions and answers, offering valuable insights for those preparing for job interviews in test automation with Selenium and Java.
Potential Drawbacks
- A few students mentioned that they expected a more comprehensive end-to-end project to better understand the complete flow from architecture to deployment. However, the course still effectively covers essential concepts and skills.
- There is an emphasis on theoretical knowledge alongside practical examples, which may not appeal to learners who prefer strictly hands-on exercises or projects.
- While the instructor's teaching style generally receives positive feedback, a select few students might find it necessary to adjust to their learning pace due to the depth of coverage in some topics.