Java+Selenium Automation with Project – LIVE Sessions

Isha presents an Extensive and highly interactive “Java+Selenium Automation with project” Course by our industry expert with 12+ years of hands-on experience. Learn all the Java+Selenium Automation with project concepts with hands-on practical examples. The course syllabus is designed by considering the current job market trends and industry requirements.

About the Instructor:

Ravikanth Lella having 12 years of rich, varied and extensive experience in Functional Automation Testing. He has a keen interest in test automation primarily because of wide range of challenging problems inherited to this field.Talking about test tools he has worked on are UFT,Selenium, and a few more from the same genre. He has 12+ years of real time experience and 4+ years Technical Training experience.

Course Objectives:

This course is designed to train beginners, intermediate and professional testers with the basics of testing web applications using Selenium. The focus is on the practical application of selenium to resolve common web automated testing challenges. We introduce WebDriver and advanced topics for experienced delegates to take you to Selenium WebDriver superstar status. We explore Jenkins CI integration, Page Objects, Excel and WebDriver for data driven examples, Selenium Grid, Source Control SVN integration & GIT

Advantages:

Reliable: Tests perform precisely the same operations each time they are run, thereby eliminating human error.

Repeatable: You can test how the software reacts under repeated execution of the same operations.

Programmable: You can program sophisticated tests that bring out hidden information from the application.

Comprehensive: You can build a suite of tests that covers every feature in your application.

Reusable: You can reuse tests on different versions of an application, even if the user interfaces changes.

Better Quality Software: Because you can run more tests in less time with fewer resources.

Cost Reduction: As the number of resources for regression test are reduced.

Reporting: Customized reporting of application defects.

Live Sessions Price:

For LIVE sessions – Offer price after discount is ~~200 USD~~ 129 USD Or ~~13000 INR~~ 7600 Rupees.

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What will I Learn by the end of this course?

Java,
Selenium,
DevOps (Maven,GitHub, Jenkins)
Frameworks (testNG, Data driven, Pageobject Model, Hybrid, Cucumber)
Project

What students have to say about Ravi Kanth:

Each of the concepts are beautifully explained with the help of examples. Liked very much the way of explaining difficult concepts in a very simple manner. – Miji

Ravi is an excellent instructor, He has vast real-time experience. As a fresher, I enrolled in his course and now I am very much comfortable coding with my team. – S.Amgain

As a functional tester, this course is very helpful in making or stepping into automation testing. Instructor is very responsive for the help needed. – Karina

Very good teaching by Ravi Sir. I am enjoying a lot learning from you. You explained Selenium in a very easy language so that anyone can understand it. Thanks for this course. – Murali

Very Good course. I have learned a lot and gained confidence by following this course. Thank you so much for your efforts Ravi. Appreciate it. – Pooja Raj

Excellent explaination and I learner all topics detailly from this course. Easy to understood to non technical people as well. Thanks for the efforts to make us understand better. – M.Sharma

The course is good and more than that instructor explains everything just like a cake walk from scratch and in a very simple manner. – Bhardwaj

It was an amazing and enjoyable course, I’ve learned a lot. It’s outstanding how fast you answer guys, very recommendable. – Mac Cheese

Demo Session:

15th June @ 9 A.M IST – 10 A.M IST (Indian Timings)/

14th June @ 11:30 P.M EST – 12:30 A.M EST (U.S Timings)/

15th June @ 4:30 A.M BST – 5:30 A.M BST (U.K Timings)

Class Schedule:

For Participants in India :Monday to Friday @ 9 A.M – 10 A.M (IST)

For Participants in US : Sunday to Thursday@ 11:30 P.M – 12:30 A.M (EST)

For Participants in UK : Monday to Friday @ 4:30 A.M – 5:30 A.M (BST)

Salient Features:

60+ Hours of Live Training along with recorded videos
1 Year access to the recorded videos
Course Completion Certificate

Who can enroll in this course?

IT ppl, Non-IT ppl, Freshers, experience ppl can enroll this course.

Selenium with Java Objectives:

To understand the importance features of the selenium IDE.
To record and run the test-cases in selenium.
To identifying the object in the selenium by using locators.
To understand the different kind of locators and importance of the locators.
To create and install the selenium core and use for the running the test suites in selenium.
To understand the selenium remote control, how to install and run the remote-control test in the Java IDE like Eclipse or Visual Studio or Intellij.
To understand the Selenium latest feature web-driver, what is the importance of the web-drivers and how to run the web-driver test in eclipse IDE.
To understand how to run test-cases in multiple browsers by using web-drivers.
To create a selenium grid to execute same test-case in multiple operating systems and multiple browsers.
To understand the importance of the test-NG in the selenium and how to run J-Unit test.
To understand selenium frameworks like Data-driven, Keyword driven and so on.

Course syllabus:

1. Introduction

What is Automation Testing?
When to start automation?
When not to go for automation?
What are the advantages of automation testing?
What is Selenium
What are the advantages of selenium?
Difference between Selenium and QTP?

2. Java for Selenium

Introduction to Java
Installing JDK
Configuring Eclipse IDE
Creating Java Project
Sample Java Program
Classes and Objects
Downloading Selenium server jar
Configuring Selenium into the Java Project
Conditional Statements in Java
Loops in Java
Arrays in Java
Array List in Java
Methods in Java
Utility Functions in Java
Local and Global variables in Java
Static and Instance Variables in Java
Hash Set in Java
Method Overloading in Java
Constructors in Java.
Inheritance in Java
Interfaces in Java.
Packages in Java.

3. Selenium IDE Introduction

Installation and Introduction to IDE
Creating first script using record and playback
Installation of Inspector Tools and its Uses.
Installation and Introduction to IDE
Creating first script using record and playback
Installation of Inspector Tools and its Uses.
Generating Scripts using different Web Elements
Handling Wait Commands
Handling Validations Commands
Handling Store Commands
Limitations of IDE

4. WebDriver Introduction

Architecture of Selenium WebDriver
WebDriver Interface
Writing single script to work on different browsers
Firefox Browser
Chrome Browser
IE Browser
Edge Browser

5. How to do Browser settings by using Option Classes

ChromeOptions, FirefoxOptions, EdgeOptions and InternetExplorerOptions Classes
Browser Logs – Disabling/Writing to File
Disabling notifications
maximizing
Disabling info-bars
Page Load Strategy
Managing https Certificate Errors

6. Profiles

Concept of Browser profiles
Why we need Profiles
Types of Browser Profile Classes
Firefox, Chrome, IE, Edge Profiles
Making WebDriver launch with customized instance of Firefox, Chrome, IE, Edge Profiles

7. Add on and Methods

Firebug and FirePath
Login functionality test
Locators in WebDriver
Methods in WebDriver

8. Synchronization

Introduction to Synchronization
sleep()
Implicit waits
WebDriverWait Class
Waiting strategies
PageLoadTimeout and ScriptTimeout Property

9. Xpaths

Types of Xpaths
Relative and Absolute
Creation of relative Xpaths
Creation of Absolute Xpaths
Customizing Xpaths
Handling Dynamic Xpaths
Xpath Axes

10. Using CSS Selectors

CSS Selectors
Creation of CSS Selectors
Comparison between Xpath and CSS Selectors
Relative and Absolute CSS
Handling Dynamic CSS Selectors

11. Maven Project

What is Maven and Why Maven?
Installing/Configuring Maven
Archetypes in Maven
Creating maven project
Eclipse plugin for maven
Using the maven plugin to execute phases – compile, clean, package etc
xml
Maven Repositories
Building POM.xml to configure Selenium and TestNG
Building a selenium project and running it through Maven

12. TestNG

What is TestNG
Installing TestNg in Eclipse
TestNg annotations
Understanding usage of annotations
Setting priority of execution for test cases
Skipping Tests
Grouping test cases
How to set Test Dependencies
Running a Test in TestNg
Batch Running of tests in TestNg
parameterizing Tests – DataProvider
Putting Dataproviders for multiple tests in a single file
Parameterizing/Sharing single dataprovider for multiple test cases
Listeners for logging in case of FAILED, SKIPPED or PASSED test cases
TestListener Adaptor
Reporting multiple failures in single test case
TestNg Maven Configuration
Maven-surefire-report-plugin with testng
Executing testng from maven
Generating Maven Surefire Reports
Generating XSLT Reports with Maven

13. PAGE OBJECT MODEL WITH PAGE FACTORY

Introduction to Grid 2
Creating 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 – parallelly 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
Prioritizing the test cases

14. Automating Links

Links Testing
Clicking on a link and validating
Capturing all links in a page
Capturing links from a section of the page
Capturing links from a section of the page and validating them.
Links Testing
Visible links and Hidden links
Validating all the links based on href property
Checking for broken links

15. Automating Dropdowns

Dropdown Testing
Selection an option from the dropdown
Select class to automate dropdown
Capturing all element in a dropdown
Checking if all options in dropdown are working correctly
Validating multiple dropdowns

16. Tab and Popup Automation

Automating Tabs
Automating multiple windows
Handling popup
Handling Alerts

17. Actions Class

Advanced user interactions
Mouse Hovering
Right Clicking
Double Clicking
Chain Actions
Drag and drop and element
Automating Slider bar

18. Java Script Executor in Selenium WebDriver

How to type Text in Selenium WebDriver without using sendKeys() method
How To click a Button in Selenium WebDriver using JavaScript
HowTo handle Checkbox
HowTo generate Alert Pop window in selenium
HowTo refresh browser window using Javascript
HowTo get innertext of the entire webpage in Selenium
HowTo get the Title of our webpage
HowTo get the domain
HowTo get the URL of a webpage
HowTo perform Scroll on application using Selenium
HowTo click on a SubMenu which is only visible on mouse hover on Menu
HowTo navigate to different page using Javascript

19. Automating Window Components

Handling Window Components
Installing AutoIT
Notepad Automation
Integrating Auto IT and Selenium
File download using AutoIT
File upload using AutoIT

20. Automating WebTable

Introduction to WebTable Testing
Handling static WebTable
Handling dynamic WebTable
Automating Datepicker(calendar)

21. Reading/Writing using log4j, properties& xml Files

Reading/Writing Text Files
Reading Properties File in Java
Concept of jar file
Log4j API for Logging
Usage of Log4J in Selenium
Reading data from XML files using Java

22. Reading/Writing Microsoft XLS Files using Apache POI

Configuring POI into the project
Interacting with Excel
Read operations on excel
Write operations on excel
Dropdown Testing and storing the results in Excel
WebTable testing and storing the results in excel
Creating Data Driven Framework
Creating Test data excel files
Using the test data to test the web application

23. Grid II

Introduction to Grid 2
Creating 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 – parallelly 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
Prioritizing the test cases