Once after the TestNG software is installed, we have to add TestNG annotations to the Selenium Automated Tests in order to Run them using TestNG.
TestNG Annotations list:
1. @Test
2. @BeforeMethod
3. @AfterMethod
4. @BeforeClass
5. @AfterClass
6. @BeforeGroups
7. @AfterGroups
8. @BeforeSuite
9. @AfterSuite
10. @Parameters
11. @DataProvider
12. @Factory
13. @Listerners
To start with lets use the following TestNG Annotations in our Selenium RC Tests:
- @Test
- @BeforeMethod
- @AfterMethod
@Test
Java Method in the Class that is annotated with this annotation will be marked as a test method.
@BeforeMethod
Java Method in the Class that is annotated with this annotation will run before each test method.
@AfterMethod
Java Method in the Class that is annotated with this annotation will run after each test method.
Implement the @Test , @BeforeMethod and @AfterMethod annotations in Eclipse IDE by following the below steps:
Test Description:
Please go through the comments on the below screenshot to understand the test description.
Importing TestNG Annotations:
Please follow the below steps for importing the TestNG annotations:
1. After specify TestNG Annotation before a method, observe that the TestNG has thrown an error as shown below:
2. Hover your mouse cursor over the error text and import the BeforeClass annotation from TestNG class instead of from JUnit class as shown below:
3. Ensure that the following import statement got added as shown below:
Lets Implement This:
Pre-requisites:
1. Create a new Project say 'WebDriver-Project78' in Eclipse IDE
2. Configure the Project to work with Selenium WebDriver
3. Create a package say 'package78' under the newly created project.
4. Create a Java Class file say 'Class78' under the newly created package as shown below:
Actual Steps:
1. Lets write the code containing TestNG annotations @BeforeMethod , @Test, @AfterMethod as shown below:
2. Now write the test code into the test method (i.e. The method that is annotated with @Test annotation) as shown below and observe that an error is displayed as shown below:
3. Lets resolve the error first. Click on the Error icon and select Add static import 'org.testng.AssertJUnit.assertTrue' from the list and save as shown below:
4. Ensure that the error got resolved and the import statement got added as shown below:
5. Save the 'Class78.java' file and Run it using the 'TestNG' as shown below:
7. Ensure that our test has run by TestNG and the results shown in the 'TestNG' tab are passed as shown below:
Watch the below video:
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Download this Project:
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