Working with Selenium | Selenium Web Testing

Course Code: 1269

$1995

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Overview

The Working with Selenium course focusses on understanding web page testing needs and how Selenium meets those needs. The course equips participants with the skills necessary for testing web applications for sufficiency. The course uses Selenium and the WebDriver interface to design and implement tests. In this course, participants will be working with sample web applications across several test scenarios, to get hands-on exposure to real-life situations and gain a thorough understanding of the concepts learnt.

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Delivery Format
Starting Date
Starting Time
Duration

Live Classroom
Wednesday, 9 December 2020
10:00 AM - 6:00 PM EST
3 Days

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This course is available in the following formats:

Live Classroom
Duration: 3 days

Live Virtual Classroom
Duration: 3 days

What You'll learn

Understand web page testing needs and how Selenium meets those needs
Analyze a web application from a functional and testing perspective
Design, code and run manual tests using the Katalon recorder
Use Selenium constructs to locate elements on a web page
Test web page forms and the elements in those forms
Use test suites to organize and manage tests
Review Java constructs used by testers in working with WebDriver
Design code and run Selenium tests using the Java WebDriver API
Use the WebDriver API to test advanced web features such as delayed responses and Ajax
Focus on best practices for Selenium testing using the Java WebDriver API

Outline

Session 1 : Selenium Basics

Introduction to Selenium

Selenium Concepts and Terminology
Manual Testing using Selenium and the Katalon Recorder
Automated Testing using Selenium WebDriver
Exercise: Running the Web Application

Using the Katalon recorder

Start Katalon Recorder
Understand the components of Katalon Recorder
Use Web Developer Inspector to inspect elements in a web page
Exercise: Analyzing the Web Application

Creating and Running a Manual Test

Testing planning and Test Plans
Use Katalon Recorder to create and run a manual test
Understand the Katalon Recorder components
Page Transitions and Globbing
Exercise: Creating and Running a Manual Test
Exercise: Testing Alerts

Session 2 : Testing with Java and Selenium WebDriver

JUnit 5 for Selenium

Aspects of JUnit that are relevant for Selenium testing
Understand the basics of testing with JUnit constructs
Working with Java and JUnit for managing and running tests
Demo: JUnit
Exercise: Reapply JUnit
Walkthrough: Using JUnit with Selenium

Selenium WebDriver

Working with WebDriver in Java
Finding Spots on Web Pages
Working with different browsers
Built-In Locators
Exercise: Creating and Running a WebDriver Test
Exercise: Testing with Other Browsers
Exercise: Working with WebDriver Locators
Exercise: Adding WebDriver Tests

WebDriver Deep Dive

WebDriver Commands for working with forms
Working with complex form components
Taking screenshots
Working with alerts
Exercise: Testing Forms using WebDriver
Exercise: Screenshots

Advanced WebDriver

Use WebDriver to work with windows, tabs and iframes
Utilize Actions class for mouse and keyboard actions
Testing file uploads and downloads
Testing AJAX elements
Waiting for events to happen
Feeding data sets into a testing sequence
Exercise: Testing Wait Styles

Session 3 : Selenium Practices and Processes

Selenium Best Practices

Preparation
Managing Names
Multiple Browser Testing
High Quality Tests and Test Plans
Using Whitespace
Efficient Operations
Establish Selenium Standards

Testing Strategies and Patterns

Types of web application tests
Strategies for locating elements
Wrapping Selenium calls
User interface maps
Exercise: Using Delayed Exceptions
Exercise: Automated Running of Multiple Test Cases
Exercise: Testing the Bank Web Application

Session 4: Time Permitting - More Manual Testing with Katalon

Selenium Locators

Finding Spots on Web Pages
Built-In Locators
Find by HTML Features
Find using CSS
Find using XPath and the DOM
Exercise: Working with Locators

Selenese

Selenese Overview
Selenese Commands
Action Commands
Accessor Commands
Assertion Commands
Exercise: Working with Selenese

Forms

Selenese Commands for Working with Forms
Form Actions
Text Form Actions
Keys
Button Form Actions
Other Actions
Exercise: Testing Form

Prerequisites

Participants need to be familiar with Java and have real-world programming experience. Having at least 6 months to a year of web development experience is highly recommended. The course does not cover the basic Java fundamentals so participants would need to be familiar with the basic Java syntax. It is recommended for participants to have the skills in line with the Basic Java Primer for Selenium Users.