TestNG @Parameters Annotation The <strong>@Parameters</strong> annotation in TestNG is used to pass parameter values from the testng.xml file to your test methods. This is especially useful when you want to run the same test with different sets of input data without using data providers. TestNG allows the user to pass values to test methods as arguments […]
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Invoke Testng.xml from command line To invoke testng.xml from the command line, you can use the java command along with the TestNG JAR file. You can execute testng.xml file in different ways. Eclipse IDE IntelliJ IDEA Ant / Maven build tool Jenkins CI Command Line Batch File. In IDE you can just right click on […]
@CacheLookup Annotation in PageFactory The @CacheLookup annotation is used in Selenium’s PageFactory model to cache WebElement references after they are first located. This means that instead of finding the element on the web page each time it’s accessed, the previously found reference is reused, which can improve performance if the page is static and the […]
TestNG parallel attribute In TestNG you can perform parallel execution by two ways. One with testng.xml file and you can configure a test method to run in multiple threads. Let us look at simple example for parallel execution of Test Methods using ‘parallel’ attribute on the tag with ‘method’. Let’s create a class with two […]
