JBehave Automation Story Components In this post, we will discuss writing the JBehave automation story. A story file is usually stored within a “.story” extension file and is also called a story file. JBehave Story components An automation Jbehave story has 5 main components. ( although it might contain other parts like Examples table etc.) […]
In this tutorial, we will learn about MySQL Community vs. Enterprise Edition. Before picking the right MySQL server editions, many things must be considered.
Overview In this post, we will discuss creating excel sheets with JXL API Code Example. It is very useful in automation. Creating , reading and writing excel files is very common in automation. In this example, let us create an excel file and add some sample movies list to the excel sheet. Also, this exercise […]
Enable and Disable Test in TestNG To enable or disable a test we can use the enabled attribute. To enable a test we can use the flag “enabled=true”. We can disable the test in TestNG by using the attribute “enabled=false” for the @Test method. We will see how to disable a test with a code […]
Exception Test TestNG Example In this article, we would discuss the TestNG exception test example. While writing automation tests using TestNG there could be scenarios where we need to verify that a particular exception is being thrown by the test method during execution. expectedExceptions clause In the TestNG framework, we can specify the expected exceptions […]
Write Simple JBehave Story In this tutorial. we will write a simple JBehave story in Eclipse IDE. This post is suitable for beginners who want to kick-start BDD using JBehave. If you haven’t installed the JBehave Eclipse plugin, we recommend looking at the post( Installing JBehave Eclipse Plugin ) Add New Story in Eclipse Once […]
