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Effective Selenium testing
Selenium is the de facto standard for testing web applications. In this article I’m going to cover a number of techniques for improving your Selenium tests. The article is suitable for you if: You already know the basics of Selenium … Continue reading
Inserting large amounts of data into MySQL with LOAD DATA INFILE
Suppose you want to do some performance testing on your application and you want to insert a large number of database records, what is the fastest way to do it? You could write some Java code that creates a PreparedStatement … Continue reading
Automating Selenium testing with TestNG, Ant and CruiseControl
If you are using Selenium for web testing, most likely you’ll want to make your tests as automated as possible so that they can be run automatically on a regular basis. You can do this by using a few additional … Continue reading
Multiple test configurations with TestNG
I use TestNG for automated testing as it has a number of features that JUnit doesn’t have. One of its strengths is the power and flexibility of configuring tests and supplying parameters to them, for which there are two methods: … Continue reading
Tutorial: Writing XPath selectors for Selenium tests
Selenium is the most commonly used web testing framework. It allows you to write tests in Java that can perform standard “web” actions such as filling in forms, clicking buttons etc. Usually, a test will take the following form: Open … Continue reading
Showing unused TestNG tests
We use TestNG for our system tests. One of the slight problems is that if a new test is written, but not added to the testng.xml file, it won’t be run. I like to monitor our testing progress, so I … Continue reading