Programming language Java doesn’t allow multiple inheritances. Java uses interfaces to simulate multiple inheritances without importing its disadvantages. The cost of this is that method implementation was not possible in interfaces until JDK 8. JDK 8 contains a new feature which allows us to create default implementation for interface methods. Simply just add keyword “default” […]
We recently faced with an Selenium’s sendKeys() method issue which is related to the page which was made in Angular 1.5.8 (Most likely the same issue can be discovered in different versions). In most of the cases, the input field filled by sendKeys() method will contain just part of the desired text. Most often you […]
Sometimes the usual test log and screenshot is not enough to find the reason of the failed test case. Especially when the test case occasionally fails in special circumstances and it is really hard to reproduce. For this reason, we need to collect for each fail as much information as possible. One possible source of information is the console output of the browser.
From time-to-time we face with a situation when we have to verify the contents of a pdf file. There is a nice tool in the Apache toolbox which can do the hard work instead of us called Apache PDFBox. Beside data extraction it allows creation of new PDF documents, manipulation of existing documents. The current […]
With the improvements in technology more and more of the business logic gets executed on the client side and it’s not easy to get a clear picture of the perceivable performance by using pure JMeter tests only. To extend these measurements JMeter-Webdriver plugin in JMeter can be handy to run WebDriver tests using actual browsers […]
One of our recent project requited the setup of a new Jenkins on an AWS Workspace instance with Windows 7 OS. The task was not particularly hard, just a basic setup for fetching and compiling a repo, building and running Selenium tests. After installing and setting up the service version of the Jenkins everything was […]
Device Farm is an app testing service that enables you to test your Android, iOS, and Fire OS apps on real, physical phones and tablets that are hosted by Amazon Web Services (AWS). Currently Device Farm allows you to run your own tests or built-in compatibility tests parallelly on the selected devices. The list below […]
In our previous post we introduced the steps to set up your Appium environment for iOS 9 devices. In this post we will write about how can you open the Settings app and do some changes in it. We will use Java as programming language, Eclipse for IDE and JUnit as runner. Ok, so first […]
In this post we will introduce the basic setup of Appium to work with iOS devices. We will go through with detailed steps, so you can skip some of those if you are familiar with. For start you need to install Xcode. Go to the App Store, type Xcode, hit the download button and grab […]
As the automation testing is more and more present in the development of web and desktop applications it is also taking more place in the mobile world. There are various tools and frameworks helping the testers out the job. First of all it is necessary to get the Android SDK and those API levels which […]
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