Selenium is a portable software testing framework for web applications. Selenium provides a record/playback tool for authoring tests without learning a test scripting language (Selenium IDE). It also provides a test domain-specific language (Selenese) to write tests in a number of popular programming languages, including Java, C#, Groovy, Perl, PHP, Python and Ruby. The tests can then be run against most modern web browsers. Selenium deploys on Windows, Linux, and Macintosh platforms.

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Selenium Course Content

Introducing Selenium

• • To Automate or Not to Automate? That is the Question!
  • Test Automation for Web Applications
  • Introducing Selenium
  • Selenium Components
  • Supported Browsers
  • Flexibility and Extensibility
  • Selenium Basics
  • Getting Started Choosing Your Selenium Tool
  • Introducing Selenium Commands
  • Test Suites
  • Commonly Used Selenium Commands

Developing Test CasesWith Selenium-IDE

• • Introduction
  • Installing the IDE
  • Opening the IDE
  • IDE Features
  • Building Test Cases
  • Running Test Cases
  • Debugging
  • Writing a Test Suite
  • Executing Selenium-IDE Tests on Different Browsers
  • Troubleshooting

Building Test Suites

• • Creating a test suite
  • Creating tests in a test suite
  • Adding a new test, in a test suite
  • Deleting a test from a test suite
  • Running a test suite from IDE
  • Running the test suite from Selenium Core
  • Analyzing the results

Selenese Selenium Commands

• • Verifying Page Elements
  • Introduction to Locating Elements
  • Locating elements by identifiers
  • Locating elements by xPath
  • Locating elements by DOM
  • Introduction Matching Text Patterns
  • Matching Text Patterns – Regular expressions
  • Matching Text Patterns Glob
  • Matching Text Patterns exact
  • The AndWait Commands
  • Sequence of Evaluation and Flow Control
  • Store Commands and Selenium Variables
  • JavaScript and Selenese Parameters
  • echo – The Selenese Print Command

Selenium-RC

• • Introduction
  • How It Works
  • Installation
  • From Selenese to a Program
  • Programming Your Test
  • Learning the API
  • Retrieving and Reporting Results
  • Adding Some Spice to Your Tests
  • How the Server Works
  • Server Command Line options
  • Troubleshooting

Selenium-RC, JUnit with Eclipse

• • Configuring JUnit with eclipse
  • Setting up eclipse
  • Setting up Selenium cline drivers
  • Starting Selenium RC Server
  • Building the test scripts using eclipse
  • Configuring eclipse to run the tests
  • Running the test scripts from eclipse
  • Understanding the test run from eclise
  • Generating the test log and understanding

Selenium Grid

• • Setting up the Selenium Grid
  • Ensuring the validity of ant build
  • Starting the hub
  • Starting the Selenium Remote controls on different platforms
  • Running the tests parallel
  • Running the tests sequential
  • Analyzing the results

Selenium-RC, JUnit, Testing with Eclipse

• • Installing the Testing on eclipse
  • Configuring Testing libraries with Eclipse
  • Understanding the Scripts in Testing format
  • Exporting the Tests from Selenium IDE
  • Adding the necessary methods to work with Testing
  • Running the tests with Testing
  • Understanding the reports generated by Testing
  • Creating a XML file for running the tests though Testing
  • Working on a case study

Working with user extensions

• • Understanding the significance of adding the user extensions
  • Working with user extensions
  • Adding function libraries to user extensions
  • Configuring the user extensions
  • Accessing the function libraries from Selenium IDE
  • Running the tests with extended functions from Selenium IDE

Working with Selenium IDE extensions

• • Understanding the significance of Selenium IDE extensions
  • Working with Selenium IDE extensions
  • Configuring the Selenium IDE extensions
  • Recording the new script with new Selenium IDE extensions
  • Running the test with new Selenium IDE extensions
  • Converting the tests to Java or other languages
  • Running the tests from Selenium RC
  • Generating the reports
  • Working on a sample case study

Selenium Test Design Considerations

• Web Page Content Static vs. Dynamic Pages
• UI Mapping with Selenium
• Creating a shared object repository with Selenium
• Writing a frame work