Automation Testing with Selenium, Java, TestNG, and Page Object Model (POM) with PageFactory
Welcome to the comprehensive course curriculum for automation testing using Selenium with Java, TestNG, and the Page Object Model (POM) with PageFactory. This curriculum is designed to take you from beginner to advanced levels, covering all essential topics and practical applications.Chapter 1: Introduction to Automation Testing
In this chapter, we'll start by understanding what automation testing is and its benefits. We'll then dive into the world of Selenium, Java, TestNG, and the Page Object Model with PageFactory.- 1.1 What is Automation Testing?
- 1.2 Benefits of Automation Testing
- 1.3 Overview of Selenium
- 1.4 Introduction to Java for Automation
- 1.5 Understanding TestNG Framework
- 1.6 Page Object Model (POM) and PageFactory
Chapter 2: Setting Up the Environment
Before we start writing tests, we need to set up our development environment. In this chapter, we'll guide you through the process of installing necessary tools and configuring them for our automation project.- 2.1 Installing Java Development Kit (JDK)
- 2.2 Setting Up Integrated Development Environment (IDE) (Eclipse/IntelliJ)
- 2.3 Installing Maven
- 2.4 Configuring Selenium WebDriver
- 2.5 Adding Dependencies in
pom.xml - 2.6 Setting Up TestNG in the IDE
Chapter 3: Selenium Basics
Now that our environment is set up, let's dive into the basics of Selenium. We'll learn about web elements, locating them, and performing basic actions using Selenium commands.- 3.1 Introduction to Selenium WebDriver
- 3.2 Understanding Web Elements
- 3.3 Locating Elements: ID, Name, XPath, CSS Selectors
- 3.4 Basic Selenium Commands
- 3.5 Handling Different Browser Types
Chapter 4: Writing Your First Test
It's time to put our knowledge into practice! In this chapter, we'll create a Maven project, write a simple test case, and run it using TestNG.- 4.1 Creating a Maven Project
- 4.2 Writing a Simple Test Case
- 4.3 Running Your First Test Case
- 4.4 Analyzing Test Results
Chapter 5: Advanced Selenium Concepts
As we progress, we'll explore more advanced concepts in Selenium, such as handling alerts, working with frames and windows, and synchronizing our tests.- 5.1 Handling Alerts and Pop-ups
- 5.2 Working with Frames and Windows
- 5.3 Managing Cookies
- 5.4 Synchronization: Implicit and Explicit Waits
- 5.5 Taking Screenshots in Selenium
Chapter 6: Introduction to TestNG
TestNG is a powerful testing framework that we'll use to organize and run our tests. In this chapter, we'll dive into the basics of TestNG and explore its features.- 6.1 TestNG Annotations Overview
- 6.2 TestNG XML Configuration
- 6.3 Grouping Tests
- 6.4 Parameterization in TestNG
- 6.5 Data Providers in TestNG
Chapter 7: Page Object Model (POM)
The Page Object Model is a design pattern that helps us write maintainable and reusable tests. We'll learn how to implement POM in Selenium and use PageFactory for element initialization.- 7.1 Understanding Page Object Model
- 7.2 Implementing POM in Selenium
- 7.3 Using PageFactory for Element Initialization
- 7.4 Structuring Page Classes
- 7.5 Benefits of POM in Test Automation
Chapter 8: Building a Test Automation Framework
In this chapter, we'll take our automation efforts to the next level by building a comprehensive test automation framework. We'll integrate Selenium with TestNG, handle test data, and generate reports.- 8.1 Framework Design Principles
- 8.2 Integrating Selenium with TestNG
- 8.3 Creating a Test Suite
- 8.4 Logging and Reporting with ExtentReports
- 8.5 Handling Test Data (Excel, JSON, etc.)
Chapter 9: Best Practices in Automation Testing
Writing maintainable and efficient tests is crucial for the success of any automation project. In this chapter, we'll discuss best practices to ensure the longevity and effectiveness of our automation framework.- 9.1 Writing Maintainable Tests
- 9.2 Handling Test Failures
- 9.3 Code Reusability and Modularity
- 9.4 Version Control with Git
- 9.5 Continuous Integration with Jenkins
Chapter 10: Real-World Projects
To solidify our understanding, we'll dive into real-world projects and case studies. We'll automate a web application, implement a test suite for continuous testing, and explore performance testing with Selenium.- 10.1 Automating a Web Application: Case Study
- 10.2 Implementing a Test Suite for Continuous Testing
- 10.3 Performance Testing with Selenium
- 10.4 Integrating Automation with DevOps
Chapter 11: Advanced Topics
As we reach the end of our journey, we'll explore some advanced topics that will help you take your automation skills to the next level. We'll cover dynamic web elements, JavaScript Executor, mobile testing with Appium, and integrating with other testing tools.- 11.1 Handling Dynamic Web Elements
- 11.2 Using JavaScript Executor
- 11.3 Mobile Testing with Appium
- 11.4 Integrating with Other Testing Tools (Cucumber, RestAssured)
Chapter 12: Conclusion and Future Learning
In the final chapter, we'll recap the key concepts we've learned throughout the course and provide resources for further learning. We'll also discuss the latest trends in automation testing to keep you ahead of the curve.- 12.1 Recap of Key Concepts
- 12.2 Resources for Further Learning
- 12.3 Trends in Automation Testing
Why Choose This?
- Comprehensive Curriculum: Covering everything from basics to advanced topics, ensuring you gain a thorough understanding of automation testing.
- Hands-On Experience: Real-world projects and practical exercises that prepare you for actual testing scenarios.
- Expert Guidance: Learn from industry professionals who bring real-world experience and insights.
- Community Support: Join a community of learners and professionals, providing networking opportunities and support throughout your journey.