Course Overview
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Selenium automates browsers. That's it! What you do with that power is entirely up to you. Primarily, it is for automating web applications for testing purposes, but is certainly not limited to just that. Boring web-based administration tasks can (and should!) be automated as well. Selenium has the support of some of the largest browser vendors who have taken (or are taking) steps to make Selenium a native part of their browser. It is also the core technology in countless other browser automation tools, APIs and frameworks.
Selenium supports a variety of programming languages through the use of drivers specific to each language. Languages supported by Selenium include C#, Java, Perl, PHP, Python and Ruby. Currently, Selenium Web driver is most popular with Java and C#. Selenium test scripts can be coded in any of the supported programming languages and can be run directly in most modern web browsers. Browsers supported by Selenium include Internet Explorer, Mozilla Firefox, Google Chrome and Safari.
Why choose Selenium over other Automation Testing Tools?
Selenium encourages testers to write a script to write a script in one programming language and run (re-use) same test scripts on multiple browser platforms. WebDriver is becoming part of the W3C standard for all browsers, and thus developing browsers which will automatically support Selenium. The interesting aspect of this test automation tool is it leverages testers in testing user interface modules, offers a large set of options to test, compare the results and finally check if they are in accordance to the expected application behavior or not. The selenium's "SENDKEYS" method translates test scripts written in various languages into the Selenium understandable way.
- Language and Framework Support
- Open Source Availability
- Multi-Browser Support
- Support Across Various Operating Systems
- Ease Of Implementation
- Reusability and Integrations
- Flexibility
- Parallel Test Execution and Faster Go-to-Market
- Less Hardware Usage
- Easy to Learn and Use
- Constant Updates
Course Outline
Sessions : Core Java : Weekdays - 4 per week / Weekends - 2 per week
Prerequisites :
Course Curriculum
Core Java - Programming Language ( 5 Weeks )
- History of Java
- Features of Java
- Applications of Java
- How a JAVA programs works?
- JVM, JRE,JDK architecture.
- Variables and Data Types
- Operators in Java
- Type Casting-Explicit and Implicit
- First Program in Java
- Setting Environment Path
- Execute Java in Command Prompt
- Eclipse Project Set Up
- Decision Statements
- If else if--else
- Nested IF-else
- Switch ,break statements
- Loops in Java
- While ,do—while,for loop
- Enhanced for loop
- Nested for loops
- What is an Array?
- How to access array and when to use it
- Declaring Arrays in Java
- Printing Arrays
- 2D arrays and accessing using rows and cols
- What is class
- Structure of the class
- What is an Object how it is allocated
- How to write methods in Java
- Return types method and parameters
- Different ways of initializing objects in Java
- Constructors in Java
- Method Overloading
- Static Keyword
- What is Inheritance
- Different Types of Inheritance
- Inherit the Structure of a class
- Super Keyword
- Method Overriding
- Dynamic Dispatch
- Final keyword
- What is Abstraction?
- How to achieve abstraction in java
- What is an abstract class, abstract methods
- What is interfaces?
- Why use interfaces in Java
- How to achieve Encapsulation in Java.
- Why use Packages
- Creating user defined packages
- Access methods from different packages
- Access Modifiers in Java
- Default
- Private
- Proteted
- Public
- What is Exception
- Different types of Exception
- How to handle exceptions
- Keywords –try—catch--finally
- Throw and throws
- Create User defines Exceptions
- How to create Strings in Java
- String Comparison
- Extraction Of Strings
- Searching Of String
- Splitting Strings
- String Methods -length,concat,etc.
- String Buffer and String Builder
- Enumerations in Java
- Wrapper Classes
- What is the need of Wrapper classes
- Auto Boxing and Unboxing
- Conversion of wrapper class and vice versa
- Why Collection in Java
- Generic classes
- Collections class and Interfaces
- List, Set, Queue and their methods
- Comparable and Comparators
- List Iterators and Iterators
- Map Interface with its methods
- Adding Objects to all the Collections
- Input and Output Stream
- File Writer and File Reader Classes
- Read and write text files
- Buffer Reader Classes
- Read excel files using apcahe
- Read and write Properties file
Selenium - Automation Testing Tool ( 6 - 7 Weeks )
- What is Automation testing?
- Drawbacks of Manual Testing
- Advantage and disadvantage of Automation testing
- What test cases can be automated?
- What test cases cannot be automated?
- Things to be done before automation testing
- Types of Automation Tools
- Selenium IDE
- Selenium-RC
- Selenium WebDriver
- Selenium-Grid
- Introduction to Selenium IDE
- Installing Selenium IDE
- Selenium IDE icons
- Create and Execute Basic Scripts o Recording Tests
- Running a Test
- Selenium Concepts
- Element Locators
- Selenium Commands Actions
- Asserts
- Accessors
- Pattern Matches
- Element Locators
- Locating elements by ID
- Locating elements by name
- Locating elements by link text
- Locating elements by XPath
- Locating Elements by using CSS
- Summary
- Useful Selenium Tools
- Firebug for Firefox & Chrome
- Firepath for xpath generation
- IE developer tool bar
- TestSuite
- What is Test suite?
- Creating Test Suite Using Selenium IDE
- Selenium IDE Overview
- Selenium IDE General Options
- Selenium Menu Items
- Format
- WebDriver Introduction
- What is WebDriver?
- Why WebDriver?
- Difference between WebDriver and Selenium RC
- Architecture of selenium WebDriver
- Configuring WebDriver in Eclipse
- Downloading WebDriver Jars and configuring in eclipse
- WebDriver Drivers introduction
- HTML Driver
- Firefox (OR) GeckoDriver
- IE (OR) Microsoft Edge Driver
- Chrome Driver
- Working with IE Driver
- Downloading IE driver Server
- Configuring IE Driver Server
- Basic Example on IE Browser
- Working with Chrome Driver Downloading Chrome driver Server
- Configuring Chrome Driver Server
- Basic Example on Chrome Browser
- Concept of firefox profile
- What is Firefox profile
- Why we need firefox Profile
- Basic WebDriver Example
- WebDriver Concepts
- WebDriver Locators
- Locating elements by ID
- Locating elements by Class
- Locating elements by Tag
- Locating elements by Name
- Locating elements by Link Text
- Locating elements by Partial Link Text
- Locating elements by XPath
- Locating Elements by using CSS
- Working with web page elements using WebDriver
- Textbox Links Buttons Check Box Radio Button List Box Drop Down
- Selenium-WebDriver API Commands and Operations
- Driver commands like
- get(“URL”);
- getTitle();
- getWindowHandle();
- getWindowHandles();
- close(); Quit(); ..etc. Child element commands like clear(); sendKeys(“Data”); click(); getAttribute(“arg”); getTagName(); getText(); isDisplayed(); isEnabled(); isSelected(); ….etc.
- >WebDriver all other commands.
- WebDriver Advanced Concepts
- Importing WebDriver documentation in eclipse
- WebDriver DesiredCapabilities Class
- Proxy settings with WebDriver/Working with proxy Servers
- HTMLUnit driver and desired capabilities
- Handling Links with WebDriver
- Handling WebList
- Dynamic objects
- Extracting links and other web-elements
- Capturing screenshots with WebDriver
- Window handles
- Tabbed browsing with WebDriver
- Example of Tabbed browsing
- Pop up handling in Selenium
- Example of Pop up handling
- Introducing Implicit wait and Explicit wait commands
- WebDriverWait Class
- Simulating the Keyboard Keypress event
- Simulating Pressing Enter Button of Keyboard
- Simulating ClickAndHold event
- Simulating MoveToElement/Mouse Over event
- Simulating Double click event etc.
- Simulating Drag and Drop event
- Working withWebTable
- How to get row count
- How to get data from specific cell
- Dynamic WebTable Handling
- Attaching files with Selenium
- Working with Calender using Selenium
- Setting the page load timeout- WebDriver, Timeout Interface
- Handling Frames in Web Page
- Handling cookies
- Simulating front and back button click on
- Listeners- Using WebDriverEventListener
- Moving a mouse on a Object and right clicking on it
- Finding Coordinates of a Web Object
- Remote WebDriver
- Introduction to TestNG
- Difference between Junit and TestNG
- Why TestNG
- InstallingTestNG in Eclipse
- Advantages of TestNG over Junit
- Exploring TestNG Features
- TestNG annotations
- How to Use TestNG Annotations for Selenium programming.
- TestNG Annotations Complete Usage and Limitations
- TestNG Assert commands
- Automate tests using TestNG.
- xml file for suite.
- How to create testSuite for selenium tests.
- TestNG Execution Report
- TestNG Results output folder walkthrough
- TestNG Reporting features
- Installing Auto IT
- Auto IT Overview
- Why Auto IT?
- AutoIT components
- AutoIT commands
- Auto IT Script Examples
- Compiling Auto IT scripts
- Write Auto IT programs in Eclipse
- What is Automation Framework
- Advantages of automation framework
- Types of automation framework
- Modular Driven Framework
- Data Driven Framework
- Hybrid driven framework
- What is modular driven framework
- Create reusable code as methods
- Create test scripts by importing methods
- What is parameterization?
- Types of parameterization
- Parameterization using Excel
- Parameterization using Property files.
- Random number parameterization
- What is Hybrid Driven Framework
- Hybrid Driven Framework Implementation
- Create Config files
- Create Locators
- Create libraries files
- Create application methods
- Create Global variables
- Create Test scripts using TestNG Annotations
- Create Test Suite using TestNG XML files
- Generate Reports
- Create Builds using Maven
- What is Selenium Grid?
- Use of Selenium Grid?
- When to Use It
- Selenium-Grid 2.0
- Difference between Selenium-Grid 1.0 and Selenium and 2.0
- How Selenium-Grid Works–With a Hub and Nodes
- Installation
- Starting Selenium-Grid
- Configuring Selenium-Grid
- Hub Configuration
- Node Configuration
- Getting Command-Line Help
- Common Errors
- Troubleshooting
- Executing tests using Selenium- Grid
- Introduction
- How Selenium RC Works
- Installation
- From Selenese to a Program
- Programming Your Test
- Learning the API
- Reporting Results
- Adding Some Spice to Your Tests
- Server Options
- Specifying the Path to a Specific Browser
- Selenium RC Architecture
- What is Maven
- Difference between ANT and Maven
- Why Maven
- Maven installation
- Maven run commands
- POM XML
- Maven dependencies
- All plugins installationsCreate builds using Maven
- Introduction to Jenkins
- How to integrate Selenium and Jenkins
- Introduction About Framework
- What is feasibility study
- Tool Selection criteria
- What is POC
- Hybrid frame work creation
- Automate Test Cases
- Name Conventions
- Local Scope Variables
- Global Scope Variables
- Constants variables
- General methods
- Object Repository Files
- Application methods
- Coding and Commenting Code
- Test Scripts Creation
- Test Suite Creation.
Cucumber Framework
- What is BDD ?
- Cucumber implements BDD
- Downloading Cucumber Jars / Adding dependency
- Preparing Features File having test scenarios
- Writing a step definition
- Writing Runner Class
- Given, When, Then, And, But annotations and usage in features class
- Junit Report Generation in Cucumber
- Cucumber HTML Reports
Note :
- Hands-on exposure through "online and in-class lab" sessions and projects
- Real Time Trainers(10+ Years exp): MNC working professional
- Test real world applications under the guidance of industry experts
- Complete hands-on exposure through 2 projects
- Mentorship from experts to gain industry insights
- Limited size of 4 per batch
- Life time video content access: Classes recordings
- Back up classes: in case you miss few classes
- Repeat classes: in case of doubts
- 100% Placement Assistance
- Career Assistance : Resume building, Mock interviews, 1 : 1 mentorship and Career fair
Course Includes
Selenium
Projects
Selenium Assignments
SeleniumCertificate
(courseCompletion)
100% Job Assistance
Free Software installation
Lifetime Access
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Reviews
Abhinav Pareek
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Tejasi Atre
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