Curriculum in Selenium
Introduction to Automation Testing
Introduction to Selenium
Introduction to JAVA
Object Oriented Programming -1
Object Oriented Programming -2
Object Oriented Programming – 3
Introduction to Selenium IDE
Introduction to Selenium WebDriver 3
What is Framework
TestNG Framework
DataDriven Framework
Hybrid Framework
Database Testing
Jenkins + Git + GitHub
Curriculum in Selenium
Among developers, Selenium is selected by over 65%. The programming language that is most in demand and utilized in the computer business is Selenium.
- What is Automation testing
- Advantages of Automation testing
- Disadvantages of Automation testing
- History of Selenium
- Why Selenium tool
- Differences between Selenium and other Tools
- Different components in Selenium
- Introduction to java
- Installation of Eclipse IDE
- Data types
- Control Statements
- Strings
- Arrays
- What are Functions?
- Function Input Parameters
- Function Return Types
- Class
- Variables
- Static and non-static variables
- Static and non-static functions
- Object
- Constructor
- Inheritance
- Overloading’s and Overriding Functions
- Packages
- Access Modifiers
- Exception Handling
- Installation and Introduction to IDE
- Creating first script using record and playback
- Installation of Inspector Tools and its Uses.
- Generating Scripts using different WebElements
- Handling Wait Commands
- Handling Validations Commands
- Handling Store Commands
- Limitations of IDE
- First Program on selenium
- Verify Page title in Selenium Webdriver
- Navigation in selenium
- Radio button and Checkbox in Selenium Webdriver
- Handling AutoSuggestion
- Handling DropdownList
- Handling File upload using Sikuli/Auto IT
- Handling Drag and Drop in Selenium
- Handling Mouse Hover,Keyword Events using Action class
- Synchronization using webdriver(Waits)
- How to take screenshot using selenium
- How to Take Multiple Screenshots
- How to capture Error message using webdriver
- Handling Multiple windows
- Handling Alert Messages.
- Handling IFrames.
- Cross Browsing using selenium
- Complete details of Dynamic XPath in Selenium
- Complete details on CSS in selenium
- How to download files in Selenium Webdriver.
- Handling WebTable
- Handling WebCalendar
- How to use Logs File in selenium
- How to use Properties File in selenium
- What is Framework
- Types of Framework
- Use of Framework
- Configure Eclipse with Selenium and TestNG
- New- Installation of TestNG
- Create First TestNG Program and Execute.
- Check reports generated by TestNG
- How to execute only failed test cases in Selenium Webdriver
- What is TestNG Listeners and How to implement TestNG Listener in Selenium Webdriver
- How to run group Test cases in Selenium using TestNG
- How to run Multiple Programs using TestNG.
- Execute Selenium Webdriver Test cases parallel using TestNG
- XSLT report generation generation using TestNg and Ant
- Building a BAT file to run tests using ANT
- Putting Dataproviders for multiple tests in a single file
- Parameterizing/Sharing single dataprovider for multiple test cases
- TestNg Maven Configuration
- Maven-surefire-report-plugin with testng
- Executing testng from maven on Command Prompt
- Generating Maven Surefire Reports
- Generating XSLT Reports with Maven
- Managing Multiple test Suites
- What is data driven Framework
- Write Excel using Apache poi/JXL
- Read Excel using Apache poi/JXL
- Goals to be achieve in data driven framework
- Creating a Core Framework
- Create Maven Project and Packages
- Creating test Cases
- Build base test
- Build Validations Functions
- Build generic Functions.
- Softassertions and extent reports
- Logging into reports
- Put Screenshots to reports
- Initiate properties files
- Build a centralized/reusable function to extract objects
- Reading Data from XLS-Parameterizing tests
- Build the utility function for reading data
- Selectively/Optionally Run tests
- Reports - XSLT, Extent Reports
- Run project with ANT/Maven/Eclipse
- What is data driven Framework
- Write Excel using Apache poi/JXL
- Read Excel using Apache poi/JXL
- Goals to be achieve in data driven framework
- Creating a Core Framework
- Deciding keywords
- Generic and application dependent Keywords
- Using reflection API to call keyword functions
- Create Maven Project and Packages
- Creating test Cases
- Build base test
- Build Validations Functions
- Build generic Functions.
- Softassertions and extent reports
- Logging into reports
- Put Screenshots to reports
- Initiate properties files
- Build a centralized/reusable function to extract objects
- Reading Data from XLS-Parameterizing tests
- Build the utility function for reading data
- Selectively/Optionally Run tests
- Reports - XSLT, Extent Reports
- Run project with ANT/Maven/Eclipse
- Install MySQL Server
- Discussion on JDBC Drivers and Other drivers
- Connection interface
- Statement and prepared statement interface
- Resultset interface
- Discussion on various commands like select, delete ,update, insert queries
- Using TestNG annotations to establish database connection
- Sample Connection on application and Validations on it.
- What is Continuous Integration
- What is Jenkins and how it helps in CI
- Downloading and installing Jenkins
- Executing simple batch commands
- Scheduling time for test execution.
- Executing Selenium Project builds with ANT
- Build Triggers
- Mailing if build fails
- Configuring/Scheduling Maven Project in Jenkins
- Downlaoding and installing GIT
- Installing GIT and GITHUB plugins for jenkins
- Configuring ssh host keys for GIT and Jenkins
- Git Bash commands and operations
- Uploading project to GIT using GIT Bash
- Cloning projects
- Creating branch/forks
- Configuring/Scheduling remote Git maven project in Jenkins
- Introduction to Grid
- reading Nodes and Hubs
- Deciding number of browsers on a Node
- Deciding type of browsers on Node
- Limiting number of concurrent browsers on node
- Difference between maxSession and maxInstance
- Configuring chromedriver and IEdriver exe files on grid
- Testng configurations
- RemoteWebDriver and DesiredCapabilities
- Configuring JSON file format to initialize/configure hub and nodes
- Running single test on single node - serially in multiple browsers
- Running single test on single node – parallely on multiple browsers
- Running single test on multiple nodes – each node having different browser
- Can we decide node to run test?
- Running multiple tests spread across 3 nodes – one for ie, one for firefox and one for chrome
- Node Timeout
- Prioritizing the test cases
- Prioritizer Interface and CustomPrioritizer