TestNG

TestNG Custom Listener Example In this article, we will discuss the TestNG Custom Listener example. We use Custom Listener to listen to the tests and perform some custom implementations according to the needs. A custom listener in TestNG API can be created by implementing the ITestListener interface. Test Listener allows us to listen to test […]

How to Take Screenshot when an Assert fails Let’s learn the steps involved to take screenshot in Selenium automation Tests using TestNG framework when an assert fails in test methods. It’s an awesome capability  to capture a screenshot when an Assert fails with TestNG Framework. To get started, lets learn Assert life cycle in the […]

SoftAssert in TestNG Framework In this post, we will discuss SoftAssert in the TestNG framework. Sometimes, we might write more than one assert in a @Test method and want to make all the asserts run even if one or more fails. This can be achieved using SoftAssert in TestNG. Using SoftAssert when an assertion fails, […]

Custom Assertions in TestNG Framework If we write tests using the TestNG framework perhaps we use the Assert class. But, most of the methods in this class are static, and the constructor is protected. So, in this post, we will explore how to write our own custom assertions to get more handle on the operations. […]

TestNG Test Priority In this post, we will learn some code examples about TestNG priority and how to set to @Test methods.By default TestNG executes the tests in order of the names and not in the order you write test methods in a class. To demonstrate it we will see code examples. Code Example 1 […]

TestNG Multiple Exception Tests In this post, we will discuss more details of handling multiple exceptions and other examples with examples. It’s a common misconception that the TestNG framework matches the expected exceptions as a string comparison of Exception names. However, this is not true. We can even specify the superclass of the exception if […]