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Dynamic Parameterization in Selenium

Dynamic parameterization allows the passing of multiple sets of external test data to test cases, enabling the same functionality to be tested with different data sets. This is achieved using the @DataProvider annotation in TestNG, which supplies data to the test methods. The document outlines the steps to implement dynamic parameterization, including creating a method that returns a 2D array of data and using it in test cases.

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Dynamic Parameterization in Selenium

Dynamic parameterization allows the passing of multiple sets of external test data to test cases, enabling the same functionality to be tested with different data sets. This is achieved using the @DataProvider annotation in TestNG, which supplies data to the test methods. The document outlines the steps to implement dynamic parameterization, including creating a method that returns a 2D array of data and using it in test cases.

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Selenium

WebDriver Training
Parametrization
The Golden Circle

What

What is Dyanmic parameterization?


To pass external test data to the testcases.
Why Why do we need to use it?
To test the same functionality with different set of data or for running the same
test with different configurations.`
How to do parametrization?
How
Using TestNg annotation based on the type of data
Dynamic Parameterization:

Supports multiple set of data to pass into single functionality

Can be achieved by using @DataProvider annotation on top of the


method supplying data to testcase.

@DataProvider
public object[][] sendData(){
object[][] data= object[2][2] ;
data[0][0] =01;
data[0][1]=“Emp1”;

data[1][0] =02;
data[1][1]=“Emp2”
}
Steps to achieve dynamic parametrization

Step:1 Create a normal method with return type of String[][]

Step:2 Declare and assign the value to the 2D Dimensional array

Step:3 Add @DataProvider annotation on top of the method

Step:4 Add dataProvider attribute the @Test Method

Step:5 Add arguments to @test method to pass data from the DataProvider Method
Steps to achieve dynamic parametrization
@DataProvider(name="getData")
public String[][] fetchData() {
*Here the 2 set of data is passed to the create lead String[][] data=new String[2][4];
functionality data[0][0]="TestLeaf";
data[0][1]="Hari";
*Each data to dataprovider is considered to be a data[0][2]="R";
individual testcase data[0][3]="99";

data[1][0]="TestLeaf";
data[1][1]="Babu";
data[1][2]= "Manickam";
data[1][3]="91";
return data; }
public class CreateLead extends BaseClass{
@Test(dataProvider = "getData")
public void createLead(String companyname,String firstname,String lastName,String phonenum)
{[Link]([Link]("createLeadForm_companyName")).sendKeys(companyname);
[Link]([Link]("createLeadForm_firstName")).sendKeys(firstname);
[Link]([Link]("createLeadForm_lastName")).sendKeys(lastName);

[Link]([Link]("createLeadForm_primaryPhoneNumber")).sendKeys(phonenum);
[Link]([Link]("submitButton")).click();
Summary

Dynamic Parametrization- to supply multiple set of data

Data supplied throughtestcase

Using @DataProvider and dataProvider attribute of @Test

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