Tag: <span>WebDriver</span>

Tag: WebDriver

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Selenium versus HP LeanFT

Selenium has carved a niche in the software testing tools world and has a dedicated user base with consistently increasing adoption in the last few years. While this tool was always popular with Open Source enthusiasts since the RC days, we now have increased acceptance in enterprises as well. In the last couple of years, quite a few Fortune 500 companies and banks have diversified their skill-base and tool portfolio with Selenium, in addition to traditional HP toolset. Let’s look at a recent product offering in the market-place, which could be very relevant to the continued growth of Selenium user …

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Jenkins and Continuous Test Execution

Continuous test execution is an essential part of automation testing, especially in regression run. If you need to start execution manually means your return on investment is not as good as needed. There are multiple ways to do this. Developers in many companies use Continuous Integration (CI) tool like Hudson, Rational Team Concert for building application multiple times in a day where codes are checked in from multiple locations. You can use the same feature of building application to perform testing as well. You can build your own in-house application to perform the same task. I will give an idea …

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Basic WebDriver and C# script for beginners

WebDriver Test using C# and Visual Studio 2013 Express. One of my videos is getting multiple hits for how to write WebDriver or selenium tests using C#. There are many tutorials available on the internet for Java but not many for WebDriver and C#. I will teach you how to write test scenario in C#. I have Visual Studio 2013 express edition. Step1: Create WebDriver Project Create new Project, and choose ‘Unit Test Project’, and give some name says; ‘AddItemToShoppingCart’ and hit the OK button. You will see following folder structure and if you open UnitTest1.cs, you will see the …