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Current Capabilities

  • Runs Test Cases (which are collectively formed into Use Cases) for Search, Batch Jobs, Build Server and Reports Tabs.
  • Runs on browsers (Firefox, Chrome).
  • Each Tab can launch a new browser and execute the steps. Methods in a Use Case denote a “Test Case”.
  • Results are logged in report output with Green indicating 'Pass' and Red as 'Failed'.
  • Tests run on Windows as well as Linux (RHEL).
  • Use Cases can be run as a Test Suite.

Front End Testing -

  • Automation covers tests for all the Functionalities of AutoPort tool from the GUI perspective.

Back End Testing -

  • Server Side Testing i.e. testing for responses, or API testing is not covered as part of Automation.

Dependencies

  1. Java (1.7)
  • Install Java (JDK + JRE). Java will be used as a programming language to write tests in Selenium.
  1. Eclipse (Luna 4.x) (in case you are using an IDE to run automation)
  • Configure build path in Eclipse to include jars for Selenium. Eclipse is used as an IDE to automate and run test cases.
  1. Selenium WebDriver (2.47)
  • Download latest Selenium driver from the link http://www.seleniumhq.org/download/. This readme document is created with Selenium driver version 2.47.0.
  • Extract the contents from the zip folder for Selenium 2.47.0. Selenium is used as an automation tool.
  1. TestNG (6.8)
  • Testing Framework is used to automate tests in Selenium. TestNG is available as a plugin in Eclipse.

Setup

To run Automation -

  1. Using IDE :
  • Import project 'test_automation' to the IDE workspace.
  • Copy folowing library files or jars into test_automation/library_files directory:
  1. all files from selenium2.47/libs directory
  2. selenium-java-2.47.1*.jar (2)files from selenium2.47 directory
  3. opencsv-3.6.jar is available on internet
  • Reload Library Files : Right click 'test_automation' project, Build Path -> Configure Build Path -> Add External Jars.
  • Navigate to the 'library_files' folder and select all files.
  • On Package Explorer, edit 'test_automation'-> '.xml' file or 'AllSuites.xml' to run test cases.
  • Right click above xml, select 'Run As' -> 'TestNG Suite'.
  • Edit 'test_automation'-> 'config.properties' to configure data.
  • Test cases listed in the selected xml will run for the browser selected.
  1. Using command prompt: -Ensure that folowing library files or jars are copied into test_automation/library_files directory.
  2. all files from selenium2.47/libs directory
  3. selenium-java-2.47.1*.jar (2)files from selenium2.47 directory
  4. opencsv-3.6.jar is available on internet
  • Set CLASSPATH variable : export CLASSPATH= $CLASSPATH:/test_automation/bin/:/test_automation/library_files/*
  • Run the relevant/combined TestNG suite file: java org.testng.TestNG batchJobs.xml (OR AllSuites.xml)

To view Results –

  1. Using IDE :
  • Automation test results are stored in a result file.
  • On the Package Explorer, open 'test-output' -> 'index.html' in Web Browser format OR
  • On the console, click on the option 'Open TestNG Report'.
  • Test Case wise results are available. Green indicates 'PASS' and Red indicates 'FAIL'.
  1. Using Command prompt:
  • Navigate to test automation folder. /test_automation/test-output
  • Open 'index.html' in Web Browser format.