At hotels.com I was working on a project where the team wanted to change the data provider in various sections of the website. While changing the data provider it was important that the page and the content displayed remained exactly the same as before.
Posts in the Automation category:
Run Selenium tests on headless browser
I’ve recently been using an open source driver called PhantomJS, which is a headless browser and supports Javascript, to execute my automated tests.
Natwest Banking Website
Natwest currently has a business banking service called “Bankline”. If you visit the current Bankline website (or look at the screenshot above) you will notice the branding has wrong/old colors and the website itself looks a bit outdated.
Setting up UiAutomator
UiAutomator is a tool provided by Google which allows us to write automated tests to perform black box testing. In other words we can use UiAutomator to test the behavior of an application or device.
Configure your environment variables – Windows
In order to be able to be able to write and run automated tests you will need to setup your machines environment variables. Environment variables basically tells the machine what directory to install files in, where to find user profiles, where to store temporary files, what directory certain files and settings are in, as well as […]
Setting up Selenium WebDriver
For this post I will go through how to set up your Selenium WebDriver automation framework by importing the relevant jar files. The jar files and versions you will need for your Selenium framework are:
Writing a basic Selenium test
In this post we will continue to build on our Maven project to create a simple test in Selenium.
Setting up Selenium WebDriver using Maven
For this post I will go through how to set up your Selenium WebDriver automation framework using Maven.