Sometimes we need to verify a PDF content but Selenium WebDriver doesn’t have any direct methods to do that. If we want to extract the PDF content then we can use for example Apache PDFBox. Simply download the .jar files and add them to your Eclipse Class path. Here is a sample script which will […]
Continuing from the last months Chrome resolution testing, we are going to test tools from Firefox. None of the tools listed simulate mobile devices. So for mobile testing the mobile web address will have to be manually used, as the browser won’t be recognized as a mobile device. Unfortunately this will not work with every […]
If you see the code below, then you probably copied the wrong url to your browser, try to remove /wd/hub from its end. Eg.: instead of localhost:4444/wd/hub try just localhost:4444 Similar Posts from the author: Local test run – Maven – NoSuchMethodError during driver creation How to integrate a JUnit4 – Webdriver test into JMeter […]
The following codes are works both in Firefox and Chrome browsers. Open a link in a new window and switch to it: First create a WebElement to the link. Now we need an Action chain to press Shift key and then click to the link. It will open the link in a new window. Now […]
Often testing can mean checking a sites pages in different resolutions. When a site gets a new layout, it is important to make sure it displays correctly on different browsers and resolutions. While adjusting the resolution manually is an option, it takes too long. In this post we will talk about resolution testing on Chrome. […]
Today I want to talk about a little tool which makes the life of us testers a bit easier. It is called Junit params. The following situation happened with me not so long ago: The dev team lead asked us a favor to make a set of quick and dirty smoke tests which tests different […]
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