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Question 1 -How to handle Alerts or Pop-Ups using Selenium Webdriver?Answer - Alerts or javascript pop-ups can be handled by using commands of org.openqa.selenium.Alert class in Selenium Webdriver.  Read details - Alert Handling


Question 2 -How to Handle Multiple Browser Tabs Using Selenium Webdriver? Answer - Multiple browser tabs can be handled using Keys enumerator and switchTo() method.  Read details - Multiple Browser Tabs Handling


Question 3 -How to Achieve Code Reuseablity & Maintainablility in Selenium Code?Answer - Code re-usability can be achieved by creating page methods (action methods) and use those methods in your test method code instead of direct selenium commands. Read details - Code Re-usability in Selenium




Question 4 -How to Handle Dynamic Web Table in Selenium WebDriver?Answer - We can handle dynamic web table by preparing dynamic xpath of table at runtime.  Read details - Handle Dynamic Table


Question 5 -How to Extract Table Data/Read Table Data Using Selenium WebDrive…

Browser commands are the starting point of your Selenium Webdriver script. These commands used to launch browser, maximize it, open URL to be tested and other navigation commands.
1. Browser Commands i. Set Path of browser/driver executable:
This would be the first line of your webdriver script. You have to download the browser executable file for the browser you are using and set path of the driver executbale to system property.Like for firefox you have to download geckodriver.exe and place in your project. Similarly for other browsers you have to download their browser/driver executables.Download Driver Executables link - https://www.seleniumhq.org/download/Below is an example for Firefox.// Set Path of driver executable String driver_executable_path = "./src/com/techlistic/utils/geckodriver.exe"; System.setProperty("webdriver.gecko.driver", driver_executable_path);

ii. Launch Broswer: // Launch Browser - Creating a Firefox instance WebDriver driver = new FirefoxDri…

In this tutorial you will learn the real use of TestNG annotations covered in previous post with Selenium Webdriver scripts.



Selenium - TestNG integration program:

package com.techlistic.selenium; importorg.openqa.selenium.WebDriver; importorg.openqa.selenium.chrome.ChromeDriver; importorg.testng.annotations.AfterMethod; importorg.testng.annotations.BeforeClass; importorg.testng.annotations.BeforeMethod; importorg.testng.annotations.Test; publicclassTestNGAnnotations2 { WebDriver driver; @BeforeClasspublicvoidsetupClass() { // Set Chrome driver property System.setProperty("webdriver.chrome.driver", "D:\\mydir\\chromedriver.exe"); // Launch chrome browser driver = new ChromeDriver(); // Opening Browser URL and maximize it driver.get("http://www.techlistic.com/"); driver.manage().window().maximize(); } @BeforeMethodpublicvoidsetupMethod() { // Webdriver Code for login } @Testpublicvoidtest_HomePage() { // Webdriver c…

It covers almost all selenium webdriver commands with syntax. This tutorial acts as your guide to all important Selenium Webdriver commands.

1. Browser CommandsBrowser commands are the basic commands in Selenium. These commands are the starting point of your selenium script. Browser commands are used to launch browser, maximize it, open url and close browser etc. 

Syntax of all browser commands:
/************************** * Browser Commands * ************************** */// Set Path of driver executable String driver_executable_path = "./src/com/techlistic/utils/geckodriver.exe"; System.setProperty("webdriver.gecko.driver", driver_executable_path); // Launch Browser - Creating a Firefox instance WebDriver driver = new FirefoxDriver(); // For Chrome WebDriver driver = new ChromeDriver(); // For Safari WebDriver driver = new SafariDriver(); // For Opera WebDriver driver = new OperaDriver(); // For IE WebDriver driver = new InternetExplorerDriver(); // Op…