Feature testing is an important part of software development life cycle. It helps to ensure that new features work as expected before they are released to users. By testing features, developers can identify and fix any bugs or issues, making the software more reliable and user-friendly. This article will provide a simple overview of what…
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Im currently working on a platform that has multi-language options and also the language is defined by IP. So Im trying to build an architecture for testing both scenarios dynamically… The domain is always the same: Example: www.page.com (If you are logged in from Britain the web application is loaded in English, if you are visiting the page from France the page is loaded in French.)
I have an idea to make different abstract classes with error messages for example:
public class ErrorMessagesEN {
public static final String MANDATORY_FIELD = “This field is mandatory…”;
public static final String SOME_OTHER_ERROR_MSG = “Some error message on english”
// etc…..
}
public class ErrorMessagesFR {
public static final String MANDATORY_FIELD = “Error message in French”
public static final String SOME_OTHER_ERROR_MSG = “Some error message on
French”
// etc…..
}
In the test method i provide parameter “EN” or “FR” for example:
homepage.signIn(String location)
So is there any option to make for example:
if (location==”EN”) {
// load the ErrorMessageEN
// etc……
}
The keys for the Strings are the same but the classes are different, so how can I provide different imports of the classes by the location parameter for example? Or are there any better approaches for this situation? Any links or ideas?
Thanks!
PS. If you need more info to help me please ask! 🙂
I’m building a selenium test using a POM, and I have a List of Webelements (companyNames in SelectAccountPage) that keeps throwing a UninitializedPropertyAccessException.
Here’s the Page Object
class SelectAccountPage(driver: WebDriver) {
@FindBy(css = “header h2”)
lateinit var selectAccountTitle: WebElement
@FindBy(css = “div[class*=’company-picker’] h3”)
lateinit var companyNames: List<WebElement>
init {
PageFactory.initElements(driver, this)
}
fun pickCompany(companyToSelect: String) {
for (company in companyNames) {
if (company.text == companyToSelect) {
company.click()
}
}
}
and the test
class SignInTest : TestBase() {
lateinit var signInPage: SignInPage
lateinit var forgotPasswordPage: ForgotPasswordPage
lateinit var selectAccountPage: SelectAccountPage
@BeforeTest
fun initPageObjects() {
signInPage = SignInPage(driver)
forgotPasswordPage = ForgotPasswordPage(driver)
selectAccountPage = SelectAccountPage(driver)
assert = SoftAssert()
}
@Test(priority = 3)
fun validCredentials() {
driver.get(signInPage.url)
signInPage.sendCredentials(Config.getUser(), Config.getPassword())
assert.assertTrue(driver.currentUrl.contains(“app”))
selectAccountPage.pickCompany(“Generic”)
assert.assertAll()
}
I’m not sure what’s going on here because the Webelement on the same page is initialized just fine. Is there something specific that needs to be done when initializing Lists?
Build Verification Testing (BVT) is an important step in software development. It helps ensure that the newest build of the software is stable and functions as expected before moving on to further testing. Often called “smoke testing†or “build acceptance testing,†BVT focuses on checking the essential features of the software quickly. This process helps…
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In my research so far, I’ve found Jmeter, but Jmeter looks like it’s for testing the services that the app are going to access. I am interested more in testing the system resource boundaries,m like low CPU and memory in the device, as well as longevity tests where it can run the same tasks in an automated fashion for a long period of time.
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I can’t capture with findElement the class, xpath etc. in:
https://economia.estadao.com.br/noticias/geral,por-que-nao-tres-em-uma,70002648617
click on: entre aqui para ler a matéria.
I already tried several ways.
My code is
public static void main(String[] args) {
System.setProperty(“webdriver.gecko.driver”,”C:\ESTADAO\Browsers\geckodriver.exe”);
WebDriver navegador = new FirefoxDriver();
navegador.get(“economia.estadao.com.br/noticias/…);
navegador.manage().window().maximize();
navegador.manage().timeouts().implicitlyWait(20, TimeUnit.SECONDS);
navegador.findElement(By.xpath(“/html/body/div/div/div[2]/div[1]/div[2]/div/a/div[2]”)).click();
}
I am able to record my test cases via Http(S) Test Script Recorder but when I run those test cases, they all are failing.
Before started recording, I was getting ‘No Internet’ message on my browser. But once I clicked on “Start’ to record and refreshed my site,It started recording. After I am done with recording, Site is again not accessible with the same message ‘No Internet’ and failing my run. How can I make my site available again? I am using chrome browser.
Please help.
Thanks in advance!
Pushed the JMeter Selenium Scripts into Azure GIT Repository, created the pipeline and run the pipeline.
Agents added are: JMeter, Command Line, Publish pipeline artifact and publish and download artifacts from Release pipelines.
In the scripts the JSR223 Sampler, counters and Chrome Driver Config are added and after execution of test html file also generated but observed no transactions are happening.
Could anyone please help me?
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Hotfixes play a critical role in software testing and maintenance. Think of a hotfix as an urgent repair job done on a live system to quickly fix unexpected problems, like bugs, without needing a system restart. This type of swift fix is essential to ensure users do not face long disruptions and that the software…
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Although web and mobile applications are more widely used now, desktop applications still play an integral role for many organizations. So the need to automate desktop applications for testing purposes is still prevalent and we have many test automation tools in the market as well. Being an expert desktop application automation testing company, we have
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On selecting the radio button how to get the text of the selected radio button where the text is in the next column
I randomly select the radio button and then i need to Store the selected Radio button’s Vessel Name
Below is the Code:
public String checkselectedplanningVesselname()
{
String rowOne = “”;
List<WebElement> radiobuttonoptions =driver.findElements(By.xpath(“//table[contains(@class,’mat-table cdk-table’)]//following::mat-radio-button[contains(@id,’mat-radio’)]”));
for (int i=0;i<radiobuttonoptions.size();i++)
if(driver.findElement(By.xpath(“//table[contains(@class,’mat-table cdk-table’)]//following::mat-radio-button[contains(@id,’mat-radio’)]”)).isSelected())
{
rowOne = radiobuttonoptions.get(i).getText(); =
System.out.println(“Print the Selected VesselName:”+ rowOne);
break;
}
return rowOne;
}
Below is the HTML of the table :
HTML:
<tbody role=”rowgroup”>
<tr _ngcontent-epp-c110=”” role=”row” mat-row=”” class=”mat-row cdk-row ng-star-inserted”>
<td _ngcontent-epp-c110=”” role=”gridcell” mat-cell=”” class=”mat-cell cdk-cell cdk-column-radio mat-column-radio ng-star-inserted”>
<span _ngcontent-epp-c110=”” class=”ng-star-inserted”>
<!—->
<mat-radio-button _ngcontent-epp-c110=”” color=”primary” class=”mat-radio-button mat-primary ng-star-inserted” id=”mat-radio-1″><label class=”mat-radio-label” for=”mat-radio-1-input”><span class=”mat-radio-container”><span class=”mat-radio-outer-circle”></span><span class=”mat-radio-inner-circle”></span><input type=”radio” class=”mat-radio-input cdk-visually-hidden” id=”mat-radio-1-input” tabindex=”0″ value=”8252″><span mat-ripple=”” class=”mat-ripple mat-radio-ripple mat-focus-indicator”><span class=”mat-ripple-element mat-radio-persistent-ripple”></span></span></span><span class=”mat-radio-label-content”><span style=”display: none;”> </span></span></label></mat-radio-button>
<!—-><!—->
</span>
<!—-><span _ngcontent-epp-c110=”” class=”ng-star-inserted”></span><!—->
</td>
<td _ngcontent-epp-c110=”” role=”gridcell” mat-cell=”” class=”mat-cell cdk-cell cdk-column-vesselName mat-column-vesselName ng-star-inserted”>
<!—-><span _ngcontent-epp-c110=”” class=”ng-star-inserted”>TESTVESSELTECHM1</span><!—->
</td>
<td _ngcontent-epp-c110=”” role=”gridcell” mat-cell=”” class=”mat-cell cdk-cell cdk-column-vettingStatus mat-column-vettingStatus ng-star-inserted”>
<!—-><span _ngcontent-epp-c110=”” class=”ng-star-inserted”>GREEN</span><!—->
</td>
<td _ngcontent-epp-c110=”” role=”gridcell” mat-cell=”” class=”mat-cell cdk-cell cdk-column-imoNumber mat-column-imoNumber ng-star-inserted”>
<!—-><span _ngcontent-epp-c110=”” class=”ng-star-inserted”>00121</span><!—->
</td>
<td _ngcontent-epp-c110=”” role=”gridcell” mat-cell=”” class=”mat-cell cdk-cell cdk-column-vouageId mat-column-vouageId ng-star-inserted”>
<!—-><span _ngcontent-epp-c110=”” class=”ng-star-inserted”>TBD</span><!—->
</td>
<td _ngcontent-epp-c110=”” role=”gridcell” mat-cell=”” class=”mat-cell cdk-cell cdk-column-lastValidityDate mat-column-lastValidityDate ng-star-inserted”>
<!—-><span _ngcontent-epp-c110=”” class=”ng-star-inserted”>2035-10-05</span><!—->
</td>
<!—->
</tr>
<tr _ngcontent-epp-c110=”” role=”row” mat-row=”” class=”mat-row cdk-row ng-star-inserted”>
<td _ngcontent-epp-c110=”” role=”gridcell” mat-cell=”” class=”mat-cell cdk-cell cdk-column-radio mat-column-radio ng-star-inserted”>
<span _ngcontent-epp-c110=”” class=”ng-star-inserted”>
<!—->
<mat-radio-button _ngcontent-epp-c110=”” color=”primary” class=”mat-radio-button mat-primary ng-star-inserted mat-radio-checked” id=”mat-radio-2″><label class=”mat-radio-label” for=”mat-radio-2-input”><span class=”mat-radio-container”><span class=”mat-radio-outer-circle”></span><span class=”mat-radio-inner-circle”></span><input type=”radio” class=”mat-radio-input cdk-visually-hidden” id=”mat-radio-2-input” tabindex=”0″ value=”8253″><span mat-ripple=”” class=”mat-ripple mat-radio-ripple mat-focus-indicator”><span class=”mat-ripple-element mat-radio-persistent-ripple”></span></span></span><span class=”mat-radio-label-content”><span style=”display: none;”> </span></span></label></mat-radio-button>
<!—-><!—->
</span>
<!—-><span _ngcontent-epp-c110=”” class=”ng-star-inserted”></span><!—->
</td>
<td _ngcontent-epp-c110=”” role=”gridcell” mat-cell=”” class=”mat-cell cdk-cell cdk-column-vesselName mat-column-vesselName ng-star-inserted”>
<!—-><span _ngcontent-epp-c110=”” class=”ng-star-inserted”>TESTVESSELTECHM2</span><!—->
</td>
<td _ngcontent-epp-c110=”” role=”gridcell” mat-cell=”” class=”mat-cell cdk-cell cdk-column-vettingStatus mat-column-vettingStatus ng-star-inserted”>
<!—-><span _ngcontent-epp-c110=”” class=”ng-star-inserted”>GREEN</span><!—->
</td>
<td _ngcontent-epp-c110=”” role=”gridcell” mat-cell=”” class=”mat-cell cdk-cell cdk-column-imoNumber mat-column-imoNumber ng-star-inserted”>
<!—-><span _ngcontent-epp-c110=”” class=”ng-star-inserted”>00122</span><!—->
</td>
<td _ngcontent-epp-c110=”” role=”gridcell” mat-cell=”” class=”mat-cell cdk-cell cdk-column-vouageId mat-column-vouageId ng-star-inserted”>
<!—-><span _ngcontent-epp-c110=”” class=”ng-star-inserted”>TBD</span><!—->
</td>
<td _ngcontent-epp-c110=”” role=”gridcell” mat-cell=”” class=”mat-cell cdk-cell cdk-column-lastValidityDate mat-column-lastValidityDate ng-star-inserted”>
<!—-><span _ngcontent-epp-c110=”” class=”ng-star-inserted”>2035-10-15</span><!—->
</td>
<!—->
</tr>
<tr _ngcontent-epp-c110=”” role=”row” mat-row=”” class=”mat-row cdk-row ng-star-inserted”>
<td _ngcontent-epp-c110=”” role=”gridcell” mat-cell=”” class=”mat-cell cdk-cell cdk-column-radio mat-column-radio ng-star-inserted”>
<span _ngcontent-epp-c110=”” class=”ng-star-inserted”>
<!—->
<mat-radio-button _ngcontent-epp-c110=”” color=”primary” class=”mat-radio-button mat-primary ng-star-inserted” id=”mat-radio-3″><label class=”mat-radio-label” for=”mat-radio-3-input”><span class=”mat-radio-container”><span class=”mat-radio-outer-circle”></span><span class=”mat-radio-inner-circle”></span><input type=”radio” class=”mat-radio-input cdk-visually-hidden” id=”mat-radio-3-input” tabindex=”0″ value=”8301″><span mat-ripple=”” class=”mat-ripple mat-radio-ripple mat-focus-indicator”><span class=”mat-ripple-element mat-radio-persistent-ripple”></span></span></span><span class=”mat-radio-label-content”><span style=”display: none;”> </span></span></label></mat-radio-button>
<!—-><!—->
</span>
<!—-><span _ngcontent-epp-c110=”” class=”ng-star-inserted”></span><!—->
</td>
<td _ngcontent-epp-c110=”” role=”gridcell” mat-cell=”” class=”mat-cell cdk-cell cdk-column-vesselName mat-column-vesselName ng-star-inserted”>
<!—-><span _ngcontent-epp-c110=”” class=”ng-star-inserted”>TESTVESSELTECHM1</span><!—->
</td>
<td _ngcontent-epp-c110=”” role=”gridcell” mat-cell=”” class=”mat-cell cdk-cell cdk-column-vettingStatus mat-column-vettingStatus ng-star-inserted”>
<!—-><span _ngcontent-epp-c110=”” class=”ng-star-inserted”>GREEN</span><!—->
</td>
<td _ngcontent-epp-c110=”” role=”gridcell” mat-cell=”” class=”mat-cell cdk-cell cdk-column-imoNumber mat-column-imoNumber ng-star-inserted”>
<!—-><span _ngcontent-epp-c110=”” class=”ng-star-inserted”>00121</span><!—->
</td>
<td _ngcontent-epp-c110=”” role=”gridcell” mat-cell=”” class=”mat-cell cdk-cell cdk-column-vouageId mat-column-vouageId ng-star-inserted”>
<!—-><span _ngcontent-epp-c110=”” class=”ng-star-inserted”>TBD</span><!—->
</td>
<td _ngcontent-epp-c110=”” role=”gridcell” mat-cell=”” class=”mat-cell cdk-cell cdk-column-lastValidityDate mat-column-lastValidityDate ng-star-inserted”>
<!—-><span _ngcontent-epp-c110=”” class=”ng-star-inserted”>2035-10-25</span><!—->
</td>
<!—->
</tr>
<!—-><!—->
</tbody>
When running jmeter script for JDBC connection, I’m getting an error as mentioned below.
How can I resolve it?
Jmeter bamboo log – SQLException: Cannot create PoolableConnectionFactory
Error while processing sampler: ‘bzm – Parallel Controller’.
java.lang.reflect.InaccessibleObjectException: Unable to make field java.lang.ThreadLocal this error facing while using bzm parallel controller in jmeter latest version
I’m looking into the BlazeMeter Advanced JMeter tutorial
(https://academy.blazemeter.com/courses/advanced-jmeter/)
In lesson 7: Pacing, he uses some Groovy code to delay the dummy sampler, which is as follows:
long iterationCount = ${__counter(FALSE,)}
if (iterationCount < 500) {
log.info(“Iteration Count: ${iterationCount}”)
}
else
{
long delayVal = Long.parseLong(props.get(“delayProp”));
if (delayVal < 400) {
delayVal = delayVal + 1
props.put(“delayProp”, String.valueOf(delayVal))
log.info(“Thread: ${__threadNum} Iteration: ${__iterationNum} Delay value: ${__P(delayProp,)}”)
}
}
Unfortunately he doesn’t show how to integrate this code in the JSR223 PostProcessor with the dummy sampler. So my sampler is not delaying when the iteration count goes over 500.
Any idea on how I can apply this code for a delay in the sampler?
In the project he has following elements:
User Defined Variables
Arrival Threads Group with 3 Dummy Samplers
Under the 3rd dummy sampler, there is a JSR223 PostProcessor with the
code
Response Times Over Time listener
Active Threads Over Time listener
Transactions per Second listener
As Part of JMeter WEB DRIVER(Selenium Scripts) Integration With Azure Pipeline and how can I add Headless Browser in Azure Pipeline.
Someone suggested the link is https://www.blazemeter.com/blog/headless-browser-selenium-python but still I didn’t get so can anyone suggest me the step by steps procedure on Azure Pipeline please?
I am manual testing a form and there is a field name “Project description” And it is not a mandatory field. User will describe their description of project in that field.Now I am giving input and testing that field.
The Condition is that the field accepts a-z, A-Z, 0-9, and all the special characters.
So my question is that now if I only enter special character in that field or only digit in that field will this be considered as negative test case? And the test won’t pass?
Or the test will pass as it accepts the digits and special character in the previous condition?