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  • XPATH selectors

    To select HTML elements from your page, you can use XPath selectors, which are basically a set of expressions that will extract the nodes you require. The nodes are obtained… Read more

  • HTML and Selenium. An introduction

    HTML elements An HTML element has the following syntax:  <element [attribute=”value”|…] /> An HTML element in enclosed within a preceding ‘<‘ and a trailing ‘/>’ characters. An HTML element can… Read more

  • Setting up the Selenium bits

    After the project is created, you need to setup the Selenium dependency, in order to use the library’s functionality. Make sure you always have the latest Selenium libraries available. The… Read more

  • Create the Maven profile for running tests.

    After the project has been created, you will need to decide how you want your automated tests to run. Keeping in mind that developers write unit tests, which by definition… Read more

  • Import the testing dependencies

    The central and most essential part of a Maven project is its’ pom.xml file. Among other information (like the project’s defining artifactID and groupID), it stores the list of dependencies… Read more

  • Create a new Maven project

    As a best practice, tests will reside in the same project as the code that they test. Also, ideally, they should be written in the same programming language as the… Read more

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