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You're reading from Learn Selenium Build data-driven test frameworks for mobile and web applications with Selenium Web Driver 3

Product type Course

Published in Jul 2019

Publisher Packt

ISBN-13 9781838983048

Length 536 pages

Edition 1st Edition

Tools

Selenium

Concepts

Application Testing

Authors (2):

Carl Cocchiaro

UNMESH GUNDECHA

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Table of Contents (25) Chapters

Title Page

Learn Selenium

Contributors

About Packt

Preface

1. Introducing WebDriver and WebElements

2. Using Java 8 Features with Selenium FREE CHAPTER

3. Exploring the Features of WebDriver

4. Exploring Advanced Interactions of WebDriver

5. Understanding WebDriver Events

6. Exploring RemoteWebDriver

7. Setting up Selenium Grid

8. Data-Driven Testing with TestNG

9. Building a Scalable Selenium Test Driver Class for Web and Mobile Applications

10. Selenium Framework Utility Classes

11. Best Practices for Building Selenium Page Object Classes

12. Defining WebDriver and AppiumDriver Page Object Elements

13. Building a JSON Data Provider

14. Developing Data-Driven Test Classes

15. Encapsulating Data in Data-Driven Testing

16. Designing a Selenium Grid

17. Third-Party Tools and Plugins

18. Working Selenium WebDriver Framework Samples

1. Assessments

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Understanding the node

As our hub is up and running, it's now time to start a node and connect it to the hub. In this example, we will configure a macOS machine that has Chrome installed on it. So, if any test script requests the hub for a macOS platform and Chrome browser, the hub will choose this node. Let's see how we can start the node. The command to start the node and register with the hub is as follows:

java –jar selenium-server-standalone-3.12.0.jar –role node –hub http://192.168.0.101:1111/grid/register

This will start the Selenium server in the node mode and register this node with the already-started hub:

If you go back to the Grid Console on the browser, you will see the following:

The preceding screenshot shows the http://192.168.0.101:16784 node URL, which, in this case, is running on the Mac platform. By default, the number...

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Authors (2)

UNMESH GUNDECHA

Unmesh Gundecha has over 16 years, experience in Agile software development, test automation, and DevOps methodologies. He is an Agile, open source, and DevOps evangelist with extensive experience in a diverse set of tools and technologies. He has extensive hands-on experience in building sustainable and repeatable test automation solutions for web and mobile platforms, APIs, and CLI apps with continuous integration and delivery pipelines, using best-of-breed open source and commercial tools to do so. He is the author of Selenium Testing Tools Cookbook and Learning Selenium Testing Tools with Python, both by Packt Publishing.

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Carl Cocchiaro

Carl Cocchiaro has a bachelor's degree in business and over 30 years of experience in the software engineering field, designing and building test frameworks for desktop, browser, and mobile applications. He is an expert in the Selenium WebDriver/TestNG Java-based technologies. He is a certified SilkTest engineer and has architected UI and RESTful API automation frameworks for 25 major corporations. Carl is currently a software architect, quality engineering at RSA/Dell technologies, Boston, MA, USA.

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