WebElement is used everywhere in selenium to perform various operations. But what is a WebElement? This post will talk about WebElement in detail. A WebElement in Selenium is a Java interface representing a website’s HTML element. HTML element contains a start tag and an end tag with the content lying between those tags. Syntax of […]
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This post will discuss different ways of entering a text in a text box using selenium. We will use our testkru website as a playground for entering the text in one of the text fields. We will enter the text in the #1 text field shown in the below image. Below are the ways of
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Earlier, we have looked at how we can copy a file from a local to a remote server using Java. This post will discuss how we can copy or transfer a directory from a local to a remote server using ssh in Java. We will look at this from two angles- Transfer a directory containing
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Earlier, we discussed how to connect with a secure server using ssh and then how we can execute the commands on that remote server. This post will discuss how we can copy or transfer the files from a local server to a remote server. We will use the JSch library to connect and transfer the
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Earlier, we discussed executing unit test cases in maven, and this post will discuss how to skip them. By default, Maven will execute the tests under the src/test/java directory. Below is our project structure, where we have one test class ( AppTest.java ) in the src/test/java directory. AppTest.java Our pom.xml file – If we run
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Sometimes we measure test failures to measure how close we are to completing our project. The default behavior of maven is to stop the current build if it encounters any test failures. This post will discuss how we can ignore the test failures and get the build output. Failing test cases Let’s see what happens
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Maven has built-in support for unit tests, and testing is a part of the maven default lifecycle. This post will discuss how to execute the unit test cases of a maven project. First, let’s create a maven project. We can do that by using any IDE or running the below command in the terminal. The
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The toString() method of the Integer wrapper class converts an integer value to its string representation. This post will look at the toString() method in detail. toString() method has three overloaded implementations in the Integer wrapper class – public String toString() public static String toString(int i) public static String toString(int i, int radix) Let’s look
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Sometimes, the cases fail, not because of application bugs but because of unexpected events like a browser issue, network lag, etc. Now, we might need to rerun the failed cases to see whether or not those unanticipated events still exist. TestNG provides us with some ways to do just that. We can rerun failed cases
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Earlier, we discussed the Java objects and classes, and now we will talk about the object life cycle in Java. An object’s life cycle starts when it’s created until it goes out of scope or dereferenced. Various stages in the object’s life cycle – Object is created Object is accessible Object is inaccessible And finally,
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