It is always recommended and preferred to write our own xpath and cssSelector. And to write the selectors, From the day one when the web was...
1) What is an API? An API (Application Programming Interface) is a software intermediary that enables two applications to communicate with each other. It comprises a...
Following are the different types of wait methods available in Selenium WebDriver: Implicit Wait: WebDriver waits for a certain duration of time until all the elements...
It is a type of testing which validates APIs. Checks functionality, reliability, performance, and security of programming interfaces. Mainly concentrates on the business logic layer of the software...
REST stands for Representational State Transfer For an API to be RESTful, it must adhere to the following rules: Stateless—A REST API is stateless in nature,...
What is an API? – API stands for Application Programming Interface – Set of definitions and protocols to build and integrate application software – Helps in...
What is Selenium Grid? It allows the execution of WebDriver scripts on remote machines (virtual or real) by routing commands set by the client to remote...
In Selenium following XPath methods can be used to identify complex or dynamic elements in the web application: 1) contains WebElement element = driver.findElement(By.xpath(“//*[contains(@class,’alert’)]”)); System.out.println(element.getText()); 2)...
By default, Selenium WebDriver follows the normal pageLoadStrategy when it loads any page which means it waits until the entire page is loaded. In scenarios where...
In Selenium, if you are not able to find elements using the general locators like Id, Name, TagName, etc.. then XPath axes can be used to...
