Selenium Webdriver with Java & TestNG Testing Framework

Master Automation Testing with Selenium & TestNG: A Comprehensive Guide

Learn Selenium with Java: Automate Test Cases Effectively

This course is designed for anyone looking to master automation testing. Whether you're a beginner or an experienced developer, you'll gain practical skills in Selenium WebDriver using Java to write optimized test code. We'll cover everything you need to build robust and maintainable test automation frameworks.

What You'll Learn:

• Selenium WebDriver (Java): A deep dive into Selenium WebDriver with practical examples. Learn to interact with web elements and automate various actions.
• Eclipse Techniques: Efficiently use Eclipse for developing and debugging your automation scripts.
• TestNG Framework: Master the TestNG framework for organized and efficient test execution. Understand its core concepts and benefits.
• Core Java: Reinforce essential Core Java concepts required for Selenium automation. We'll explain basic Java principles in a clear and concise manner.
• Test Case Creation & Automation: Learn how to create effective test cases based on your project requirements and automate them using Selenium and TestNG.
• Build a Powerful Test Automation Framework: By the end of this course, you'll be able to develop a professional-grade test automation framework.
• Ace Your Interview & Lead Projects: Gain the skills and confidence to clear any interview and lead entire Selenium automation projects from the design stage.

Key Topics Covered:

• Eclipse Setup & Configuration:

  • How to hide projects in Eclipse Package Explorer
  • Adding Maven Plugin/m2eclipse Plugin in Eclipse
  • Adding Dependencies in Maven Project (including Selenium dependency in pom.xml)
  • Eclipse code alignment shortcuts for improved readability.
  • Debugging in Eclipse using breakpoints for efficient troubleshooting.

• Selenium WebDriver Fundamentals:

  • Launching Browsers: Learn to launch Chrome, Firefox, and Edge browsers using Selenium.
  • Selenium Locators: Master various locator strategies (ID, Name, Class Name, Link Text, CSS Selectors, XPath) with practical examples.
  • Handling Dropdowns: Work with static, auto-suggestion, and multiple radio buttons.
  • Handling Iframes: Switch between frames and manage content within them.
  • JavaScript Alerts: Handle JavaScript alerts using Selenium.
  • Mouse Actions: Implement mouse hover, click, double-click, and right-click actions.
  • Drag and Drop: Automate drag-and-drop operations.
  • Keyboard Actions: Simulate keyboard input (keys down, special characters).
  • Handling Connection Errors: Address insecure connection/untrusted certificate errors.
  • Browser Extensions: Add extensions to Chrome at runtime.
  • Proxy Settings: Configure proxy settings for Selenium WebDriver.
  • Download Paths: Set download paths in Chrome and Firefox.
  • Frame Management: Exit and count frames within a web page.
  • Screenshots: Capture screenshots (full and partial) using Selenium.
  • Scrolling: Scroll down and scroll tables vertically and horizontally.

• Selenium Synchronization & Waits:

  • Implicit Waits: Understand and utilize implicit waits.
  • Explicit Waits: Implement explicit waits for more precise control.
  • Fluent Waits: Leverage fluent waits for flexible wait conditions.

• TestNG Framework Mastery:

  • Installing TestNG in Eclipse.
  • Creating and running your first TestNG program.
  • Running multiple test cases without a Java compiler.
  • Running test cases from a testng.xml file.
  • Controlling Test Case Execution: Prioritizing test cases using testng.xml.
  • TestNG Includes/Excludes: Include and exclude methods and test cases.
  • TestNG Regular Expressions (REGEX): Use regular expressions for flexible inclusion/exclusion.
  • Running Tests at Package Level: Add packages to testng.xml.
  • TestNG Annotations: Utilize @BeforeMethod, @AfterMethod, @BeforeClass, @AfterClass, @Test, and @Suite.
  • TestNG Groups: Group test cases for organized execution.
  • TestNG Helper Attributes: Understand dependsOnMethods, enabled, and timeout.
  • TestNG Priority: Set priority levels for test cases.
  • TestNG Assertions: Perform assertions to verify test results.
  • Real-Time Project: A practical Selenium Maven Test