DevOps & Continuous Integration with ALM OctaneThis webinar demonstrates using Microfocus' ALM Octane, Jenkins, GitHub and Selenium WebDriver Java with Cucumber to provide a full end-to-end C.I. approach to automated testing. TrainingEdgewords is a specialist in automated software testing tools.Octane TrainingSelenium TrainingBDD Cucumber Training
When using Selenium WebDriver, you may be aware that you're scripts must always know about the driver server (chromedriver, geckodriver etc.). This can be done in various different ways; setting the path in each script or adding the folder to the system path. We now have another, easier method; WebDriver Manager. WebDriver Manager will handle the [...]
How to check if a Test has failed using JUnit? This blog introduces the JUnit TestWatcher Class. We can use this to detect the Status of a Test Case, and if it has failed, we can then invoke a Method to do something - in this case, report the error and take a screenshot. There are [...]
Many people ask us about integrating their WebDriver C# Test Automation with Jenkins. Allowing us to incorporate testing into the wider C.I. approach. This topic is included in all of our Selenium training courses, but here is a quick start with .NET In this blog we have slides on how to integrate Selenium WebDriver C#, GitHub [...]
How to integrate Selenium WebDriver Java, GitHub, Jenkins and Maven In this tutorial, we are going to be walking through the process of setting up Selenium WebDriver Java with source control and continuous integration. To do this, firstly we are going to need a few things. Prerequisites: Eclipse downloaded and installed (Maven comes with Eclipse) Jenkins [...]
In this blog we will explore how to set up IntelliJ to create a Maven project for using Cucumber with Selenium WebDriver Java Pre-requisites JDK Install Install Java Development Kit from http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/java/javase/downloads/jdk8-downloads-2133151.html Add a Windows environment variable (system properties, WinKey + Pause -> Advanced System Settings -> Environment Variables) JAVA_HOME to point at the JDK directory. [...]