TestNG

Sample TestNG suite file with Custom Listener In this post, we will go through a sample TestNG suite file with Custom Listener. Also, we will discuss a sample test method that opens the Firefox browser and searches the Bing search engine. A Simple TestNG suite file Maven TestNG dependency: Add this to pom.xml <!– TestNG […]

TestNG Dependencies TestNG dependencies allows us to specify dependency methods or dependency groups for test methods. In the test code, we can specify the dependencies using the @Test annotation attributes: dependsOnMethods = The list of methods this method depends on dependsOnGroups = The list of groups this method depends on TestNG guarantees that the methods […]

TestNG Test Groups In this post, we will go through TestNG test Groups. In the TestNG framework, we can group multiple test methods into one group. We can execute the test methods that belong to the group. For example, we can have the following groups and segregate the @Test methods like: P1. Regression. UI Tests/Database […]

Assert in TestNG Framework : While writing tests, we may want to ensure that everything is as expected ( test data, conditions, navigation flows, etc.). We may also have checkpoints

TestNG @Test Annotation Attributes -2 In this tutorial, we will look into more test annotation attributes. This post is a continuation of the earlier post here:    TestNG @Test Annotation Attributes invocationCount The number of times this method should be invoked. The default value is 1. So both the below code snippets are equivalent. @Test(invocationCount=1) public […]

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 […]