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Learn Selenium WebDriver with Java
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Learn Selenium WebDriver with Java
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Overview of this book
This course is designed to guide you through Selenium WebDriver and Java, right from the basic to the advanced aspects. If you do not have prior knowledge of Java, you can start with the Java modules, which comprise the first few sections of the course. You can then start exploring the Selenium WebDriver videos after you have developed some fluency in Java. Remember, you do not need to go through all the sections in Java before starting with Selenium WebDriver, especially if you are already familiar with Java. The first six sections of Java should be sufficient to get you ready to learn Selenium WebDriver.
As you go through the sections, you will get to grips with developing an automation framework using Page Object Model and Page Factory. Further on, the course will show you how to locate elements using CSS selectors. Later, you will build on your knowledge by working with the file system in Java. All along, the course follows an example-oriented approach, helping you learn through various real-time scenarios that are used to elaborate Java and Selenium WebDriver concepts.
By the end of this course, you will be well-versed with Selenium WebDriver and Java and be able to apply the knowledge that you have gained in the real world.
All code files are placed at: https://github.com/PacktPublishing/Automation-Framework-Design-using-TestNG
Table of Contents (33 chapters)
Basic Concepts of Java Programming
String Operations
Object-Oriented Programming
Special and Useful Classes in Java
New Stuff in Java 10
Inheritance, Abstraction, and Polymorphism
Programming with Arrays in Java
Programming with Lists in Java
Sets and Maps
Regular Expressions
Exception Handling
Date and Time Operations (Rev Java 8)
Working with Text Files - Apache Commons Input/Output (IO)
Working with Excel Files - Apache Poor Obfuscation Implementation (POI)
Selenium WebDriver Introduction
Element Locaters
XPath
XPath Axes
Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) Selectors
Working with Element Collections
Getting Details from Web Page for Validation Purpose
Automating Special WebElements - Select Boxes, Datepickers, and Web Tables
Automating Browser Pop-Ups
Automating iFrames
Automating JavaScript Alerts
Automating Mouse Actions - Drag and Drop, Mouse Hover, Click and Hold, and so on
Test Synchronization
Selenium 4 New Features
Miscellaneous Operations
TestNG – Part 1
Page Object Model (POM) and Page Factory
TestNG – Part 2
Next Steps