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Basic

JUnit 4 Framework / ANT

1. JUnit – What is it?
2. JUnit 4 configuration in Project/Eclipse.
3. Annotation – JUnit 4.
4. Running Test in Junit
5. Skipping Tests
6. Parameterizing Tests
7. Using Assertions
8. Reporting Errors / ErrorCollector
9. Batch Running – Custom Runners
10. ANT – What is it?
11. Build.xml configuration
12. HTML Report generation using Ant
13. Building a BAT file to run tests using ANT

TestNg Framework / ANT

1. TestNg – What is it?
2. Installing TestNg in Eclipse
3. Understanding usage of annotations
4. Running a Test in TestNg
5. Batch Running of tests in TestNg
6. Skipping Tests
7. Parameterizing Tests – DataProvider
8. Assertions/Reporting Errors
9. TestNg Reports
10. Advantages over Junit
11. Using TestNg in Selenium
12. What is Ant
13. Downloading and configuring Ant
14. Build.xml configuration
15. XSLT report generation using TestNg and Ant
16. Building a BAT file to run tests using ANT

Selenium IDE

1. Selenium IDE – Installation
2. Recording Script
3. Script – Running, Pausing and debugging
4. Running a script line by line
5. Inserting commands in between script
6. XPATHS and installing firebug to get XPATHS
7. Wait Commands
8. Verification and Assertions
9. Using verify or assertion
10. JavaScript
11. User-extension.js in Selenium IDE
12. Using if statements and loops in IDE
13. Echo, StoreEval and StoredVars
14. Creating your own user extensions
15. Making a function in user extension to generate random email address.
16. Extracting all values of dropdown
17. Reading XML from JavaScript using DOM
18. Building Test Cases – Example
19. Parameterize your IDE test cases with customized use extension and XML
20. Regular Expressions in Selenium IDE
21. Handling JavaScript Alerts
22. Capturing screenshots – Selenium IDE
23. Testing Flash applications with IDE – Selenium Flex API
24. Capturing screenshots from Selenium IDE

Selenium WebDriver

1. WebDriver – Why?
2. Downloading WebDriver Jars and configuring in eclipse
3. Architecture of selenium webdriver
4. Drivers for Firefox, IE, chrome, IPhone, Android etc.
5. First Selenium Code
6. Working with Internet Explorer and Chrome
7. Selenium Web Driver and RC
8. Concept of Firefox profile
9. Firefox profile – What is it?
10. Firefox Profile – Why required?
11. Close and Quit -Difference
12. Importing webdriver documentation in eclipse
13. WebDriver Desired Capabilities Class
14. Proxy settings with webdriver/Working with proxy Servers
15. HTMLUnit driver and desired capabilities

Selenium WebDriver – 2

1. Fire path and firebug Add-ons installation in Mozilla
2. Inspecting elements in Mozilla, Chrome and IE
3. HTML language tags and attributes
4. Various locator strategies
5. WebDriver Interface
6. WebElement Interface
7. Identifying WebElements using id, name, class
8. Finding Xpaths to identify
9. Absolute and complete Xpaths
10. Creating customized Xpaths without firebug
11. Css Selectors
12. Generating own Css Selectors
13. Performance of Css Selectors as compared to Xpaths
14. Finding xpaths/css selectors in different browsers – Mozilla, Chrome and IE
15. Objects with same id/xpath/css selector
16. Class attribute – What is it?
17. Handling Dynamic objects/ids on the page
18. Working with different browsers without changing code

Selenium WebDriver – 3

1. Managing Input fields, Buttons and creating custom xpaths
2. Managing/Identifying Links with xpaths/css selectors
3. Extracting More than one object from a page
4. Extracting all links of a page/Bulk extraction of objects
5. Extracting Objects from a specific area of a web page
6. Various strategies to test Links on a page by clicking on them one by one.
7. Finding response Headers/ response code
8. Finding whether object is present on page or not.
9. Handling drop down list
10. Select Class in Selenium API
11. Managing radio buttons and Checkboxes
12. Hidden components
13. isDisplayed function
14. Taking Screenshots of the web pages
15. How to Google out errors-Self sufficiency
16. Exercises

Selenium WebDriver – 4

1. Implicit and Explicit waits
2. Best Practices
3. Distributed installations
4. PageLoadTimeout Property
5. WebDriverWait Class
6. WebDriver .Timeout Interface
7. ExpectedCondition interface and ExpectedConditions class
8. WaitUntil Condition
9. Fluent Wait
10. Managing Ajax based components
11. Concepts of Set Interface in Java
12. Window Handles
13. Managing tabbed windows in IE, Chrome and Mozilla
14. Managing popups in IE, Chrome and Mozilla
15. Closing windows
16. Default Popups
17. Testing https websites / Managing certificate errors in https websites in IE, Chrome and Mozilla

Selenium 2.0 Features – 3

1. Extracting Data From WebTable
2. Dynamic WebTable Handling
3. Attaching files with Selenium
4. Changing your Facebook profile picture by attaching new picture
5. Mouse movement with Selenium- Mouse Interface
6. Handling Ajax Autosuggests
7. Handling Google Ajax Autosuggests
8. Handling Frames in Web Page
9. Handling cookies
10. More Examples on Webtables
11. Webtables and css Selectors
12. Building custom functions for Webtables
13. Managing JavaScript alerts

Selenium 2.0 Features – 5

1. Simulating front and back button click on Browser using selenium
2. Assigning Firefox profile parameters
3. Downloading files using selenium
4. Selenium Javadocs
5. Listeners- Using WebDriverEventListener
6. Practical usage of Listeners in Selenium
7. Moving a mouse on a Object and right clicking on it
8. Finding Coordinates of a Web Object
9. Actions class in Webdriver
10. Handling CSS menu with Action class
11. Handling CSS menu with JavaScriptExecutor
12. JavaScriptExecutor example
13. Drag, drop, native events

Selenium 2.0 – Exercises

1. JAD Session, Verifying Requirements after a JAD Session. One-on-One Meetings for Requirements: JAD Session Homework, Writing a JAD Session Agenda, JAD session inputs, Conducting a JAD Session, JAD Session Outputs, Recording draft requirements in Requirements management tool.

Advance

JUnit and Data Driven Framework

1. Building the Test Base Class
2. Using Annotations of Junit
3. Reading XPATHS, Configuration from properties file
4. Initialize the Webdriver
5. Building the Test Base Class
6. Implementing WebDriver Implicit Wait
7. Implementing tests and batch running them
8. Repeating a test with different Data
9. Building utility functions
10. Parameterizing tests using XL Files
11. Controlling Execution order from XL Files
12. Assertions and Reporting Errors / ErrorCollector
13. Storing Screenshots of errors
14. Running the framework through ANT
15. Generating the HTML reports
16. Emailing test reports
17. Creating a BAT file for project execution

JUnit and Hybrid (Keyword+FunctionalDecomposition) Framework

1. verview of Hybrid(Keyword+Data Driven) Framework
2. Building XLS File Having Test Cases and Keywords
3. Building XLS File Having Test Data
4. Building Base class
5. Reading XPATHS, Configuration from properties file
6. Implementing ImplicitWait
7. Implementing the keywords using the reflection API
8. Implementing tests
9. Assertions and Reporting Errors
10. Parameterizing tests using DataProvider and XL Files
11. Repeating a test with different Data
12. Running the framework through ANT
13. Generating the reports
14. Emailing test reports
15. Creating a BAT file for project execution

TestNg ,Functional Decomposition & PageObject Model Framework

1. Overview of Data driven framework
2. Building the Test Base Class
3. Using Annotations of TestNg
4. Reading XPATHS, Configuration from properties file
5. Initialize the Webdriver
6. Implementing WebDriver Implicit Wait
7. Implementing tests and batch running them
8. Repeating a test with different Data
9. Implement logging with Log4J API
10. Building utility functions
11. Parameterizing tests using XL Files
12. Controlling Execution order from XL Files
13. Assertions and Reporting Errors
14. Storing Screenshots of errors
15. Running the framework through ANT
16. Generating the XSLT reports
17. Creating a BAT file for project execution
18. Emailing Test Reports

TestNg and Hybrid (Keyword+Data Driven) Framework

1. Overview of Hybrid Framework
2. Building XLS File Having Test Cases and Keywords
3. Building XLS File Having Test Data
4. Building Base class
5. Reading XPATHS, Configuration from properties file
6. Implementing WebdriverWait
7. Implementing the keywords using the reflection API
8. Implementing tests
9. Assertions and Reporting Errors
10. Parameterizing tests using DataProvider and XL Files
11. Repeating a test with different Data
12. Running the framework through ANT
13. Generating the reports
14. Emailing test reports
15. Creating a BAT file for project execution