So, when we are testing a web application manually, it is very easy to check the behavior of child windows, as they are easily visible in the context of the main window. But the same is not the case while autom
Under large solutions, testing an end to end functionality holds the key, especially during the critical stages of the project. We should have a few automation scripts that touch upon the end to end solution tests as well. When this suite is run, the result should indicate whether the produc...
Chapter 12, Integration with Other Tools, demonstrates how to set up Selenium WebDriver with Jenkins to run tests in Continuous Integration using Maven and ANR. This chapter also covers recipes to use tools such as AutoIt and Sikuli to test non-web UI. Chapter 13, Cross-Browser Testing, demon...
Selenium scripts use Robot class for automating the browser and desktop pop-ups, but the exciting thing is this class is not part oforg.openqa.seleniumpackage ofWeb Driver API. Then from where does this class come? It doesn’t reside in Web Driver API; it is part of theJava API awtpack...
Cypress: Cypress is an open source tool made specifically for developers writing tests in JavaScript. Katalon Studio: Katalon Studio is a popular record-and-playback tool built on the Selenium WebDriver. AutoIt: AutoIt is a free scripting language for automating interactions with the GUI. MicroFocu...
Ideally, none of the test cases should pass. If the test passes, then it means that there is an error in the code. We say that the mutant (the modified version of our code) lived. If the test fails, then there is no error in the code, and the mutant is killed. Our goal is to...
I'd suggest you download trial versions and build a few proof-of-concept type tests in each to...
FAQ's Selenium 4.0 What is the difference between Selenium 2 and Selenium 3? Introduction Selenium Selenium is one of the leading test automation tools in the market. Selenium is first launched in 2004 as Selenium Core. In 2007, Selenium IDE & Selenium WebDriver are added. Later on, Selenium...