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Selenium Automation

Selenium training builds the proficiency to work on the Selenium IDE, a software testing framework for the web developers to test their web applications for different scenarios and on different web browsers like Internet Explorer, Firefox Mozilla, Chrome and more.

Participants will gain the understanding on the significance of Selenium along with its different associated tools such as Selenium Remote Control (RC), web driver, TestNG. Hands-on exposure on Selenium IDE will guide the trainees to effectively develop the test cases. Training will also encompass the details on database testing, enhancing reports, selenium grid, and Apache Maven.

Java Pre-Condition for Selenium Test Automation :

OOP’s concept Class, Objects, Polymorphism, Inheritance and Encapsulation.
Java Programming Essentials Instance variable, Instance method, Class Variables, Class Method & Objects Object Instances, method overloading/overriding concepts and packages.
Control Statements While, Do-While, Switch, If statements This will help us in writing the scripts for a multiple scenario statements and decision making scenarios.
Looping Statements This will help us in scenarios like, iterating through a large table to find a record that you want and Running the same test for multiple numbers of times.
Arrays Concepts This will help us in having some set of data of same type in a static
Java Collections Framework ArrayLists and HashMaps This will help us in maintaining a collection of data. Particularly useful for scenarios where you need to compare the data from Web app UI with the DB. [OR] From UI to another UI.
File Streams This will be helpful in externalization of data through CSV, Excel or Java Properties file.
Exception Handling How would you continue with test execution if something unexpected happens during test execution?
JDBC Used in Database testing.

Techsage – Selenium Training Map

Core Java Basic	Core Java Advance	Selenium IDE
Selenium RC	Selenium Webdriver	Selenium Grid
JUnit4	TestNG	ReportNG
DOM Inspector	Firebug	Automation Framework

Java Pre-Condition for Selenium Test Automation

OOP’s concept
Class, Objects, Polymorphism, Inheritance and Encapsulation
Java Programming Essentials
Instance variable, Instance method, Class Variables, Class Method & Objects Object Instances, method overloading/overriding concepts and packages
Control Statements
While, Do-While, Switch, If statements – This will help us in writing the scripts for a multiple scenario statements and decision making scenarios
Looping Statements
This will help us in scenarios like, iterating through a large table to find a record that you want and Running the same test for multiple numbers of times
Arrays Concepts
This will help us in having some set of data of same type in a static way
Java Collections Framework
ArrayLists and HashMaps – This will help us in maintaining a collection of data’s. Particularly useful for scenarios where you need to compare the data from Web app UI with the DB. [OR] From UI to another UI
File Streams
This will be helpful in externalization of data through CSV, Excel or Java Properties file
Exception Handling
How would you continue with test execution if something unexpected happens during test execution?
JDBC
Used in Database testing

Selenium Training Course

Selenium IDEv2.8.0 - More
- Installing Selenium IDE
- Recording Script
- Running, Pausing and debugging Script
- Running a script line by line.
- Inserting commands in between script
- XPATHS and installing firebug to get XPATHS
- Wait Commands
- Verification & Validation.
- Should I use verify or assertion
- Java Script
- User-extension.js in Selenium IDE
- Using if statements and loops in IDE.
- Echo, StoreEval and StoredVars Demystified
- Creating your own user extensions.
- Making a function in user extension to generate random email address.
- Extracting all values of drop down.
- Reading XML from Java Script using DOM.
- Building Test Cases
- Parameterize your IDE test cases with customized use extension and XML
- Regular Expressions in Selenium IDE.
- Handling Java Script Alerts
- Capturing screenshots from Selenium IDE
- Automation Basics
Introduction – Selenium Remote Control (RC) : Selenium - More
- What is Selenium RC?
- Difference between Selenium IDE and Selenium RC
- Difference between WebDriver(2.x) and Selenium RC(1.x)
- Configuring Selenium RC in Eclipse
- Javadocs for Selenium RC
- Selenium Interface
- Starting and Stopping Selenium Server
- Running Sample Selenium code using Selenese TestCase class
- Running Sample Selenium code using Default Selenium class
- Browsers supported by RC
- FireBug and Firepath
- XPATHS and their usage with Selenium RC
- Full and partial Xpaths
Selenium RC Features - More
- Handling HTML components like Links, Buttons, Input box, Radio buttons, Check box
- Handling a drop down list
- Reading title of page using Selenium RC
- Closing browsers and killing sessions
- Slowing down the script execution speed
- Capturing Screenshots with Selenium RC
- Extracting Data from Web table cells
- Checking if an element/object is present on the page or not
- Checking if text is present in the application
- Handling javascript alert message boxes
- Full and partial Xpaths
- Handling Buttons, Edit boxes, Radio buttons, Check boxes and other Page objects
Selenium RC Pop Up and Tab handling - More
- Concept of window ID
- Extracting window IDs with Selenium Object reference
- Tabbed browsing and handling tabs with selenium RC
- Handling popups, performing actions in pop up window
- Closing pop-up windows
- Live example on tabbed browsing and Pop up handling
Selenium RC Web Table - More
- What is a web table?
- Finding number of rows in Web table
- Finding number of columns in Web table
- Extracting Cell value
- Xpaths and identifying the pattern in them
- Dynamic Web tables
- Live example on printing all the values in a dynamic web table using Selenium RC
- GetTable function in Selenium RC
- Live example on printing all the values in a dynamic web table using Selenium RC
Platform supported by selenium RC - More
- Integration with various scripting language (Java, C#, ruby).
- Browser€™s supported by selenium RC.

Selenium Webdriver

Why WebDriver? - More
- Selenium RC and Webdriver
- Downloading and configuring webdriver in eclipse
- WebDriver Interface
- Drivers for Firefox, IE, chrome, Iphone, Android etc
- First Selenium WebDriver Code
- Opening multiple browsers at one time
- Close and Quit methods in Webdriver
- What is Firefox profile
- Creating own Firefox profile
- Magic of HtmlUnitDriver
Selenium Webdriver - 1 - More
- Installing Firebug and FirePath Addons in Firefox
- Using Firebug and Firepath
- Handling Links with WebDriver
- Extracting Xpaths and relevance of Xpaths
- Identifying Web Elements using id, name, link name, class, xpath, tagname etc
- Handling Input Box/Buttons
- Handling Web List
- Handling Radio Buttons, Check Boxes
Selenium Webdriver - 2 - More
- Dynamic objects
- Extracting links and other web elements
- Capturing screenshots with WebDriver
- Window handles
- Tabbed browsing with Selenium
- Example of Tabbed browsing
- Pop up handling in Selenium
- Example of Pop up handling
- Managing variable xpaths
- Certificate error handling using WebDriver
Selenium Webdriver - 3 - More
- Pausing execution for sometime
- Introducing wait for sometime
- WebDriverWait Class
- Handling Java Script alert messages with Selenium
- Simulating the Keyboard Key press event
- Simulating Pressing Enter Button of Keyboard
Selenium 2.0 Features-1 - More
- Extracting Data From Web Table
- Dynamic Web Table Handling
- Attaching files with Selenium
- Mouse movement with Selenium- Mouse Interface
- Working with Calendar using Selenium
- Handling Ajax Auto suggest
- Handling Google Ajax Auto suggest
- Setting the page load timeout- WebDriver. Timeout Interface
Selenium 2.0 Features-2 - More
- Simulating front and back button click on Browser using selenium
- Assigning Firefox profile parameters
- Downloading files using selenium
- Selenium Javadocs
- Listeners- Using WebDriverEventListener
- Practical usage of Listeners in Selenium
- Moving a mouse on a Object and right clicking on it
- Finding Coordinates of a Web Object
- Actions class in Webdriver
Working with Drivers in Selenium Web Driver - More
- Help- My browser is not opening
- Help- My browser is opening but it not navigating
- Uploading files in Chrome
- Tabbed browsing and Popup handling in browsers
- Certificate handling in browsers
- Moving mouse in browser using different drivers(IE, Firefox, chrome)
Selenium Grid - More
- Using grid in selenium
- Implementation of grid using ant
- Running test in multiple browsers and platform.
- Cross browser testing using ant.
Junit 4 Framework / ANT - More
- What is JUNIT|Configuring Junit 4 in Project/Eclipse
- Junit 4 annotation|Running Test in Junit
- Skipping Tests|Parameterizing Tests
- Using Assertions|Reporting Errors / Error Collector
- Batch Running – Custom Runners
- What is Ant|Downloading and configuring Ant
- Build.xml configuration
- HTML Report generation using Ant
- Building a BAT file to run tests using ANT
TestNg Framework / ANT - More
- What is TestNg | Installing TestNg in Eclipse
- TestNg annotations|Understanding usage of annotations
- Running a Test in TestNg|Batch Running of tests in TestNg
- Skipping Tests|parameterizing Tests DataProvider
- Assertions/Reporting Errors
- TestNg Reports|Advantages over Junit
- Using TestNg in Selenium
- What is Ant | Downloading and configuring Ant
- Build.xml configuration
- XSLT report generation generation using TestNg and Ant
- Building a BAT file to run tests using ANT
Database Testing – Java Database Connectivity JDBC - More
- Installing MySQL Database
- Java.Sql Package|JDBC Drivers
- Connection Interface
- Statement and Prepared Statement Interfaces
- ResultSet Interface
- Firing Select, Insert, Update and Delete queries with database using Java JDBC
- Looping the ResultSet
- Using Annotations of Junit/TestNg to establish connection with database when Using Selenium
Web Driver Framework-01 : JUnit and Data Driven Framework - More
- Overview of Data driven framework
- Building the Test Base Class
- Using Annotations of Junit
- Reading XPATHS, Configuration from properties file
- Initialize the Webdriver
- Building the Test Base Class
- Implementing WebDriver Implicit Wait
- Implementing tests and batch running them
- Repeating a test with different Data
- Building utility functions
- Parameterizing tests using XL Files
- Controlling Execution order from XL Files
- Assertions and Reporting Errors / Error Collector
- Storing Screenshots of errors
- Running the framework through ANT
- Generating the HTML reports
- Emailing test reports
- Creating a BAT file for project execution
Web Driver Framework-02 : JUnit and Hybrid Driven Framework - More
- Overview of Hybrid(Keyword+Data Driven) Framework
- Building XLS File Having Test Cases and Keywords
- Building XLS File Having Test Data
- Building Base class
- Reading XPATHS, Configuration from properties file
- Implementing Implicit Wait
- Implementing the keywords using the reflection API
- Implementing tests
- Assertions and Reporting Errors
- Parameterizing tests using DataProvider and XL Files
- Repeating a test with different Data
- Running the framework through ANT
- Generating the reports
- Emailing test reports
- Creating a BAT file for project execution
Web Driver Framework-03 : TestNG and Hybrid Framework - More
- Overview of Hybrid Framework
- Building XLS File Having Test Cases and Keywords
- Building XLS File Having Test Data
- Building Base class
- Reading XPATHS, Configuration from properties file
- Implementing WebdriverWait
- Implementing the keywords using the reflection API
- Implementing tests
- Assertions and Reporting Errors
- Parameterizing tests using DataProvider and XL Files
- Repeating a test with different Data
- Running the framework through ANT
- Generating the reports
- Emailing test reports
- Creating a BAT file for project execution
Selenium RC Framework : Data Driven Framework with Junit - More
- Overview of Data driven framework
- Building the Test Base Class
- Using Annotations of Junit
- Reading XPATHS, Configuration from properties file
- Initialize the RC
- Building the Test Base Class
- Implementing tests and batch running them
- Repeating a test with different Data
- Building utility functions
- Parameterizing tests using XL Files
- Controlling Execution order from XL Files
- Assertions and Reporting Errors / Error Collector
- Storing Screenshots of errors
- Running the framework through ANT
- Generating the HTML reports
- Emailing test reports

Jenkins CI

Jenkins - More
- Installation and setup of Jenkins & Selenium project on your laptop
- Jenkins Overview
- Jenkins Plugins
- Jenkins Configuration for a Java-based Project
- Integration of Selenium and Jenkins CI
- Reporting and Validation in Jenkins
- Continuous integration and continuous testing
- Test Execution
- SVN, jUnit, Source Control, Ant, Maven Java integration

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