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Selenium Java Course

The document outlines a comprehensive Selenium with Java course, structured into 12 modules covering topics from the basics of Selenium WebDriver to advanced concepts like BDD with Cucumber and TestNG features. Each module includes specific topics such as installation, commands, synchronization, framework design, and parallel testing. The course aims to equip learners with the necessary skills for effective automation testing using Selenium.

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Selenium Java Course

The document outlines a comprehensive Selenium with Java course, structured into 12 modules covering topics from the basics of Selenium WebDriver to advanced concepts like BDD with Cucumber and TestNG features. Each module includes specific topics such as installation, commands, synchronization, framework design, and parallel testing. The course aims to equip learners with the necessary skills for effective automation testing using Selenium.

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Selenium with Java Complete Course

Module 1: Introduction to Selenium WebDriver

- 1. What is Selenium and WebDriver?

- 2. Selenium Components: Selenium WebDriver, Grid, IDE, and RC.

- 3. Why Selenium for Automation Testing?

- 4. Supported Browsers and Platforms

- 5. Installation and Setup (Java + Selenium)

Module 2: Basic Selenium WebDriver Commands

- 1. Launching a Browser

- 2. Navigating to URLs

- 3. Locating Web Elements

- 4. Performing Actions: Click, Send Keys, etc.

- 5. Handling Pop-ups and Alerts

Module 3: Selenium Locators and Interactions

- 1. XPath: Basics, Advanced (contains, text, etc.)

- 2. CSS Selectors: Basics, Advanced (nth-child, etc.)

- 3. ID, Name, Class Name, Tag Name Locators

- 4. DOM Traversal: Parent, Child, Sibling

- 5. Actions Class: Drag and Drop, Mouse Hover

Module 4: Synchronization and Waits

- 1. Implicit Wait

- 2. Explicit Wait

- 3. Fluent Wait

- 4. Handling Dynamic Elements with Waits


Module 5: Handling Web Elements and Forms

- 1. Handling Textboxes, Dropdowns, Radio Buttons, and Checkboxes

- 2. Handling Multiple Windows and Frames

- 3. Handling Alerts and Pop-ups

- 4. File Upload and Download

Module 6: Selenium Advanced Concepts

- 1. Handling Dynamic Tables

- 2. Taking Screenshots

- 3. Handling JavaScript and Ajax

- 4. Working with Action Class

- 5. WebDriver Event Listeners

Module 7: Selenium Grid and Parallel Execution

- 1. Introduction to Selenium Grid

- 2. Setting up Selenium Grid

- 3. Running Tests in Parallel

- 4. Configuring Hub and Node

- 5. Troubleshooting Grid Issues

Module 8: Framework Design and Best Practices

- 1. Introduction to Automation Frameworks

- 2. Keyword-Driven, Data-Driven, and Hybrid Frameworks

- 3. Page Object Model (POM)

- 4. TestNG Framework Integration

- 5. Reporting and Logging

Module 9: Parallel Testing, ThreadLocal WebDriver & Retry Analyzer

- 1. Parallel Execution
- 2. ThreadLocal WebDriver for Isolation

- 3. Retry Analyzer for Flaky Tests

- 4. Using TestNG XML for Parallel Execution

- 5. Writing Reusable Test Scripts

Module 10: BDD with Cucumber

- 1. Introduction to BDD and Cucumber

- 2. Writing Gherkin Syntax

- 3. Cucumber Integration with Selenium

- 4. Step Definitions and Hooks

- 5. Running Cucumber Tests in Selenium

Module 11: TestNG Framework - Advanced Features

- 1. TestNG Annotations

- 2. Groups and Priorities

- 3. Data Providers and Parameterization

- 4. TestNG Listeners and Reporters

- 5. Integration with Maven

Module 12: Selenium Framework Design (Base Class, Config, Logs, Reports, Utilities)

- 1. Base Class Design

- 2. Configuration Management

- 3. Logging with Log4j2

- 4. Extent Reports for Test Reporting

- 5. Utility Functions and Waits

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