Selenium training in Vizag

Creating a complete step-by-step course for Selenium WebDriver with Java is quite extensive, but I can provide you with a basic outline to get you started. You can then expand on each section with detailed explanations, examples, and exercises as needed

Selenium training in Vizag

1. Introduction to Selenium WebDriver:
   • Overview of Selenium WebDriver and its benefits.
   • Setting up the development environment (installing Java, Eclipse IDE, and Selenium WebDriver).
   • Writing your first Selenium WebDriver test script.
2. Locators in Selenium:
   • Introduction to locators (ID, Name, Class Name, Tag Name, Link Text, Partial Link Text, CSS Selector, XPath).
   • Best practices for choosing locators.
   • Hands-on exercises to practice using different locators.
3. Working with WebElements:
   • Interacting with different types of WebElements (input fields, buttons, links, dropdowns, checkboxes, radio buttons).
   • Performing actions on WebElements (click, type, select, submit).
   • Handling dynamic elements.
4. Synchronization in Selenium:
   • Understanding implicit and explicit waits.
   • Handling synchronization issues (e.g., slow loading elements, AJAX calls).
   • Using fluent waits.
5. Handling Alerts, Frames, and Windows:
   • Switching between frames and windows.
   • Handling different types of alerts (simple, confirmation, prompt).
6. Handling Dropdowns and Multiple Selects:
   • Working with dropdowns and select elements.
   • Handling single and multiple selections.
7. TestNG Framework:
   • Introduction to TestNG and its advantages over JUnit.
   • Setting up TestNG in Eclipse.
   • Writing and executing TestNG test cases.
   • Annotations in TestNG (e.g., @BeforeSuite, @BeforeTest, @BeforeClass, @BeforeMethod, @Test, @DataProvider, @Parameters).
8. Data-Driven Testing:
   • Reading data from external sources (Excel, CSV, databases).
   • Implementing data-driven tests using TestNG DataProvider.
9. Page Object Model (POM):
   • Introduction to the Page Object Model design pattern.
   • Creating Page Objects for different web pages.
   • Implementing POM in Selenium WebDriver tests.
10. Handling File Uploads and Downloads:
    • Uploading files using Selenium WebDriver.
    • Downloading files using Selenium WebDriver.
11. Handling Cookies:
    • Working with cookies in Selenium WebDriver.
12. Logging and Reporting:
    • Implementing logging in Selenium tests.
    • Generating test reports (e.g., using ExtentReports).
13. Parallel Test Execution:
    • Running tests in parallel using TestNG.
14. Integration with Continuous Integration (CI) Tools:
    • Integrating Selenium tests with Jenkins for continuous integration.
15. Best Practices and Tips:
    • Best practices for writing maintainable and scalable Selenium tests.
    • Tips for improving test performance and reliability.

This outline provides a structured approach to learning Selenium WebDriver with Java. You can add more topics or dive deeper into specific areas based on your requirements and the complexity of the projects you’re working on.