Playwright Automation Testing with Java – Complete End-to-End Framework & CI/CD – Live Training

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Playwright Automation Testing with Java – Complete End-to-End Framework & CI/CD – Live Training

(Master Java fundamentals, Playwright automation, framework design, and CI/CD integration with real-time projects.)

The Playwright Automation Testing with Java course is a complete, industry-focused training program designed to help you master modern test automation from the ground up.

This course begins with Core Java fundamentals, ensuring you build a strong programming foundation required for automation testing. You will learn essential concepts such as data types, control statements, arrays, strings, exception handling, and object-oriented programming (OOPs), which are widely used in real-time automation projects.

Once you are comfortable with Java, the course transitions into Playwright with Java, one of the most powerful and in-demand automation tools for testing modern web applications. You will learn how to set up Playwright, create automation scripts, and handle real-world scenarios like dynamic elements, forms, alerts, frames, and multiple browser contexts.

The training goes beyond basics and focuses heavily on advanced automation techniques, including assertions, debugging, screenshots, video recording, and trace analysis. You will also gain hands-on experience in handling complex web elements such as tables, shadow DOM, and pop-ups.

A key highlight of this course is the framework development section, where you will learn how to design and implement a scalable Page Object Model (POM) and Hybrid Automation Framework used in real industry projects. You will also understand how to manage test data, logging, and reporting effectively.

Additionally, the course covers CI/CD integration, teaching you how to run automation tests using Jenkins and GitHub Actions, which is essential for modern DevOps environments. You will also get introduced to API testing using Playwright, enabling you to handle both UI and API automation in a single framework.

To ensure practical learning, the course includes a live project, where you will build a complete end-to-end automation suite based on real-world scenarios. You will also learn best practices, performance optimization techniques, and solutions to common automation challenges.

Why Choose This Playwright Automation Testing with Java – Complete End-to-End Framework & CI/CD Course?

Covers Java + Playwright from beginner to advanced
Hands-on real-time project implementation
Learn framework development (POM & Hybrid)
Includes CI/CD integration (Git, Jenkins, GitHub Actions)
Focus on industry-relevant automation scenarios
Step-by-step guidance with practical examples
Covers API + UI automation in one course
Helps you prepare for automation testing interviews

About the Instructor:

Hari – Senior Automation Tester and Technical Consultant

Hari is a seasoned Automation Tester and Senior Technical Consultant with over 10 years of industry experience, including more than 7 years of expertise in software testing—both manual and automation. His domain experience spans across Insurance, Healthcare, E-commerce, Education, and Retail, giving him a well-rounded understanding of real-world business applications. Hari has worked extensively with Selenium WebDriver, Playwright, TestNG, Cucumber, Postman, and Rest Assured, and has hands-on experience integrating test frameworks into CI/CD pipelines using Jenkins.

Apart from his corporate accomplishments, Hari has a strong passion for mentoring and training. Over the years, he has conducted numerous training programs for professionals and freshers alike, helping them transition into automation roles with confidence. He is highly skilled in delivering concepts clearly using real-world examples, and is well-versed in Katalon Studio, Robot Framework with Python, RPA using Automation Anywhere, and databases like MySQL and PostgreSQL. Hari is known for his clear communication, approachable teaching style, and commitment to ensuring each learner achieves success in the automation testing field.

Sample Videos:

“Playwright Test Automation with Java – From Basics to Framework & CI/CD”-Demo Video

“Playwright Test Automation with Java – From Basics to Framework & CI/CD”-Day1 Video

Live Sessions Price:

For LIVE sessions – Offer price after discount is ~~129 USD 109 ~~USD~~~~ 89 USD Or ~~15000 INR~~ ~~9900 INR~~ 6900 Rupees.

Enroll For Free Demo

Free Demo On:

Indian Timings: 18th February @ 9:30 PM – 10:30 PM (IST)/

U.S Timings: 18th February @ 11:00 AM – 12:00 PM (EST)/

U.K Timings: 18th February @ 4:00 PM – 5:00 PM (BST)

Class Schedule:

For Participants in India: Monday to Friday @ 9:30 PM – 10:30 PM (IST)

For Participants in the US: Monday to Friday @ 11:00 AM – 12:00 PM (EST)

For Participants in the UK: Monday to Friday @ 4:00 PM – 5:00 PM (BST)

What student’s have to say about Trainer :

👧Supriya Bharati

Teacher’s are experienced. They have good practical experiences. Overall it was a good decision to go with Isha training solutions.

👧Aarti Sharma

The course was exactly what I needed to move from Selenium to Playwright. Hari sir’s way of explaining Java concepts along with Playwright was super clear.

👦Rajeev Nair

I had zero knowledge in Playwright before joining, but by the end of the course, I was able to create automation frameworks confidently. The live project helped a lot

👦Sumanth Reddy
Hari sir is very patient and explains every topic in a practical way. Loved how he connected Java basics to real-time automation scenarios.

👧Neha Jaiswal
I liked the flow of the sessions — from Core Java to advanced Playwright topics. The API testing and CI/CD integration were especially useful for my job. Highly recommend this course.

👧Farhan Shaikh
Detailed sessions, hands-on practice, and great support from the trainer. Thank you, Hari sir, for making Playwright easy for us testers.

👧Shruti Deshmukh
What I loved most was the framework development part. Hari sir’s approach is practical and industry-relevant. It boosted my confidence for interviews.

👦Rakesh Meena
One of the best automation courses I’ve attended. Everything was explained step by step, and doubts were cleared immediately.

Salient Features:

35 Hours of Live Training along with recorded videos
Lifetime access to the recorded videos
Course Completion Certificate

Who can enroll in this course?

Manual Testers who want to switch to automation
Freshers looking to start a career in testing
Automation Testers wanting to learn Playwright with Java
QA Engineers aiming to upgrade their skills
Developers interested in test automation
Anyone interested in modern automation tools

What will I learn by the End of this course?

Core Java concepts for automation
Playwright architecture and setup
Writing and executing automation test scripts
Handling web elements, locators, waits
Working with forms, alerts, frames, and windows
Implementing assertions and validations
Debugging using Playwright tools
Capturing screenshots, videos, and logs
Building Page Object Model (POM)
Designing Hybrid Automation Framework
CI/CD integration using Jenkins & GitHub Actions
API testing with Playwright
Real-time project execution

Course syllabus:

🌐Java for Test Automation (10 Hours)

📘Module 1: Core Java Basics (5 Hours)

🟢Session 1: Introduction to Java (1 Hour)

Importance of Java in Test Automation.
Setting up Java (JDK, IDE – IntelliJ/Eclipse).
Writing and executing the first Java program.

🟢Session 2: Data Types, Operators, and Control Statements (2 Hours)

Primitive and non-primitive data types.
Operators in Java.
Control flow: If-Else, Loops (For, While, Do-While).
Break, Continue, Return statements.

🟢Session 3: Arrays, Strings, and Exception Handling (2 Hours)

Working with Arrays (1D & 2D).
String handling and manipulation.
Exception handling (Try-Catch, Finally, Throws, Throw).

📗Module 2: Object-Oriented Programming (OOPs) in Java (4 Hours)

🔵Session 4: Classes, Objects, and Methods (1.5 Hours)

Creating and using classes and objects.
Constructors and method overloading.
Static and non-static methods.

🔵Session 5: Inheritance and Polymorphism (1.5 Hours)

Types of Inheritance.
Method Overriding and Super keyword.
Interface vs Abstract class.

🔵Session 6: Encapsulation and Abstraction (1 Hours)

Access modifiers (Public, Private, Protected).
Getters and Setters.
Abstract classes and interfaces.

📙Module 3: Advanced Java for Playwright (1 Hours)

🟣Session 7: Collections Framework (1 Hours)

List, Set, Map (ArrayList, HashSet, HashMap).

🌐Playwright with Java (25 Hours)

📘Module 4: Getting Started with Playwright (4 Hours)

🔴Session 8: Introduction to Playwright (1 Hour)

What is Playwright?
Advantages over Selenium.
Playwright architecture and features.

🔴Session 9: Installation and Project Setup (1 Hour)

Setting up a Maven project.
Adding Playwright dependencies.
Writing and running the first test script.

🔴Session 10: Browser Automation Basics (2 Hours)

Launching browsers (Headed vs Headless).
Handling multiple browser contexts.
Managing browser sessions and cookies.

📗Module 5: Web Elements and Interactions (6 Hours)

🟡Session 11: Locators and Element Handling (2 Hours)

Playwright locators (CSS, XPath, Text).
Handling dynamic elements and waits.
Auto-waiting and retry mechanisms.

🟡Session 12: Working with Forms and Dropdowns (2 Hours)

Filling input fields, checkboxes, and radio buttons.
Handling dropdowns (Select, Auto-suggest).
File upload and download.

🟡Session 13: Handling Alerts, Windows, and Frames (2 Hours)

Working with JavaScript alerts.
Managing multiple windows and tabs.
Handling frames and nested frames.

📘Module 6: Advanced Playwright Features (6 Hours)

🟠Session 14: Assertions and Test Validations (2 Hours)

Different types of assertions in Playwright.
Verifying UI elements and text values.
Validating URLs and browser navigation.

🟠Session 15: Screenshots, Videos, and Debugging (2 Hours)

Capturing screenshots and videos.
Using Playwright Inspector for debugging.
Tracing and log analysis.

🟠Session 16: Handling Web Tables and Complex Elements (2 Hours)

Extracting data from tables.
Handling shadow DOM elements.
Working with modals and pop-ups.

📒Module 7: Playwright Test Automation Framework (7 Hours)

🔵Session 17: Page Object Model (POM) in Playwright (2 Hours)

What is POM?
Implementing Page Object Model in Playwright.
Structuring a test framework.

🔵Session 18: Hybrid Framework Implementation (2 Hours)

Configuring a Playwright Hybrid Framework.
Parameterization using external data sources.
Logging and reporting test execution.

🔵Session 19: CI/CD with Git and Jenkins (2 Hours)

Running Playwright tests in Jenkins.
Integrating Playwright with GitHub Actions.
Generating and analyzing reports.

🔵Session 20: API Testing with Playwright (1 Hour)

Introduction to API testing.
Making API calls using Playwright.
Validating API responses.

📔Module 8: Live Project & Bonus (2 Hours)

🟤Session 21: Live Project Implementation (1 Hour)

Creating a real-world test automation suite.
End-to-end testing scenario.

🟤Session 22: Best Practices & Bonus Topics (1 Hour)

Performance optimization tips.
Common Playwright challenges and solutions.
Future trends in test automation.

Final Notes

Java (10 hours): Covers all core Java concepts relevant for test automation.
Playwright (25 hours): Covers browser automation, advanced scripting, framework building, and CI/CD.

FAQs-Playwright Automation Testing with Java – Complete End-to-End Framework & CI/CD

1. Do I need coding experience to join this course?

No, this course starts with basic Java concepts, so beginners can easily follow.

2. What tools will I learn in this course?

You will learn Java, Playwright, Maven, Git, Jenkins, and GitHub Actions.

3. Is this course suitable for manual testers?

Yes, this course is perfect for manual testers transitioning to automation.

4. Will I work on real-time projects?

Yes, you will build a complete automation framework and live project.

5. Does this course include API testing?

Yes, you will learn API testing using Playwright.

6. Will I get job support or interview preparation?

Yes, the course helps you with real-time scenarios and interview preparation.

7. What is the duration of the course?

The total duration is 35 hours (Java + Playwright).

8. Why choose Playwright over Selenium?

Playwright offers:

Faster execution
Auto-waiting features
Better handling of modern web apps
Multi-browser support

How can I enroll for this course?

Enroll For Free Demo

For any other details, Call me or Whatsapp me on +91-9133190573

Live Sessions Price:

For LIVE sessions – Offer price after discount is ~~129 USD 109 ~~USD~~~~ 89 USD Or ~~15000 INR~~ ~~9900 INR~~ 6900 Rupees.

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Note:

To maintain the quality of our training and ensure a smooth learning experience for all participants, we do not allow batch repetition or switching between courses.

To reiterate, moving from one course to another or shifting from one trainer to another (even if it is the same course) is not possible. Changing batches or trainers in any form is strictly not permitted.

We request all learners to attend the scheduled sessions regularly and make the most of their learning journey. Thank you for your understanding and continued support.

Course Features

Lectures 64
Quiz 0
Duration 35 hours
Skill level All levels
Language English
Students 0
Assessments Yes

22 Sections
64 Lessons
35 Hours

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Session 1: Introduction to Java (1 Hour)
3
- 1.1
  Importance of Java in Test Automation.
- 1.2
  Setting up Java (JDK, IDE – IntelliJ/Eclipse).
- 1.3
  Writing and executing the first Java program.
Session 2: Data Types, Operators, and Control Statements (2 Hours)
4
- 2.1
  Primitive and non-primitive data types.
- 2.2
  Operators in Java.
- 2.3
  Control flow: If-Else, Loops (For, While, Do-While).
- 2.4
  Break, Continue, Return statements.
Session 3: Arrays, Strings, and Exception Handling (2 Hours)
3
- 3.1
  Working with Arrays (1D & 2D).
- 3.2
  String handling and manipulation.
- 3.3
  Exception handling (Try-Catch, Finally, Throws, Throw).
Session 4: Classes, Objects, and Methods (1.5 Hours)
3
- 4.1
  Static and non-static methods.
- 4.2
  Creating and using classes and objects.
- 4.3
  Constructors and method overloading.
Session 5: Inheritance and Polymorphism (1.5 Hours)
3
- 5.1
  Types of Inheritance.
- 5.2
  Method Overriding and Super keyword.
- 5.3
  Interface vs Abstract class.
Session 6: Encapsulation and Abstraction (1 Hours)
3
- 6.1
  Getters and Setters.
- 6.2
  Access modifiers (Public, Private, Protected).
- 6.3
  Abstract classes and interfaces.
Session 7: Collections Framework (1 Hours)
1
- 7.1
  List, Set, Map (ArrayList, HashSet, HashMap).
Session 8: Introduction to Playwright (1 Hour)
3
- 8.1
  What is Playwright?
- 8.2
  Advantages over Selenium.
- 8.3
  Playwright architecture and features.
Session 9: Installation and Project Setup (1 Hour)
3
- 9.1
  Setting up a Maven project.
- 9.2
  Adding Playwright dependencies.
- 9.3
  Writing and running the first test script.
Session 10: Browser Automation Basics (2 Hours)
3
- 10.1
  Launching browsers (Headed vs Headless).
- 10.2
  Handling multiple browser contexts.
- 10.3
  Managing browser sessions and cookies.
Session 11: Locators and Element Handling (2 Hours)
3
- 11.1
  Playwright locators (CSS, XPath, Text).
- 11.2
  Handling dynamic elements and waits.
- 11.3
  Auto-waiting and retry mechanisms.
Session 12: Working with Forms and Dropdowns (2 Hours)
3
- 12.1
  Filling input fields, checkboxes, and radio buttons.
- 12.2
  Handling dropdowns (Select, Auto-suggest).
- 12.3
  File upload and download.
Session 13: Handling Alerts, Windows, and Frames (2 Hours)
3
- 13.1
  Working with JavaScript alerts.
- 13.2
  Managing multiple windows and tabs.
- 13.3
  Handling frames and nested frames.
Session 14: Assertions and Test Validations (2 Hours)
3
- 14.1
  Different types of assertions in Playwright.
- 14.2
  Verifying UI elements and text values.
- 14.3
  Validating URLs and browser navigation.
Session 15: Screenshots, Videos, and Debugging (2 Hours)
3
- 15.1
  Capturing screenshots and videos.
- 15.2
  Using Playwright Inspector for debugging.
- 15.3
  Tracing and log analysis.
Session 16: Handling Web Tables and Complex Elements (2 Hours)
3
- 16.1
  Extracting data from tables.
- 16.2
  Handling shadow DOM elements.
- 16.3
  Working with modals and pop-ups.
Session 17: Page Object Model (POM) in Playwright (2 Hours)
3
- 17.1
  What is POM?
- 17.2
  Implementing Page Object Model in Playwright.
- 17.3
  Structuring a test framework.
Session 18: Hybrid Framework Implementation (2 Hours)
3
- 18.1
  Configuring a Playwright Hybrid Framework.
- 18.2
  Parameterization using external data sources.
- 18.3
  Logging and reporting test execution.
Logging and reporting test execution.
3
- 19.1
  Running Playwright tests in Jenkins.
- 19.2
  Integrating Playwright with GitHub Actions.
- 19.3
  Generating and analyzing reports.
Session 20: API Testing with Playwright (1 Hour)
3
- 20.1
  Introduction to API testing.
- 20.2
  Making API calls using Playwright.
- 20.3
  Validating API responses.
Session 21: Live Project Implementation (1 Hour)
2
- 21.1
  End-to-end testing scenario.
- 21.2
  Creating a real-world test automation suite.
Session 22: Best Practices & Bonus Topics (1 Hour)
3
- 22.1
  Performance optimization tips.
- 22.2
  Common Playwright challenges and solutions.
- 22.3
  Future trends in test automation.

Hari

Hari is a seasoned Automation Tester and Senior Technical Consultant with over 10 years of industry experience, including more than 7 years of expertise in software testing—both manual and automation. His domain experience spans across Insurance, Healthcare, E-commerce, Education, and Retail, giving him a well-rounded understanding of real-world business applications. Hari has worked extensively with Selenium WebDriver, Playwright, TestNG, Cucumber, Postman, and Rest Assured, and has hands-on experience integrating test frameworks into CI/CD pipelines using Jenkins.

Apart from his corporate accomplishments, Hari has a strong passion for mentoring and training. Over the years, he has conducted numerous training programs for professionals and freshers alike, helping them transition into automation roles with confidence. He is highly skilled in delivering concepts clearly using real-world examples, and is well-versed in Katalon Studio, Robot Framework with Python, RPA using Automation Anywhere, and databases like MySQL and PostgreSQL. Hari is known for his clear communication, approachable teaching style, and commitment to ensuring each learner achieves success in the automation testing field.