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Testing web application using Selenium RC with eclipse
Hi Folks , sorry for bieng inactive from last few months. I was really busy these days. I respect all of yours comments and query. In fact I am not working with Selenium now but as you people asked me some queries on Selenium RC with eclipse in one of my previous article http://vishalsachan.blogspot.com/2009/09/using-selenium-rc-in-your-java-project.html
I am planing to write a use full article here where I will cover end-to-end testing your web application using Selenium in Eclipse. This is infact a detail version of my prev article mentioned above.
As said earlier I am not in touch with Selenium i.e I am not using this currently, so I will try my best to use my memory and old days 'R and D' to get it completed with high quality and quantity. Huaaaa
Here I will start with selenium IDE but will not go in detail as asuming that you people are comfirtable with IDE part. If you need any help in IDE then you can refer to other articles in this blog only.
Record and save you java script
1- Open Firefox and enter the URl to browse your application
2- Launch IDE from Tool menu.
3- Record your script
4- Choose the programing language as JAVA and save your script. To chose the language go to Option-> Clipboard formate and select Java-Selenium RC
Now you have a java code saved in your disk. I am making it simple and not covering scripting in detail. My motive is to teach you the end to end process of using this IDE and RC to run a simple test using Eclipse. Rest You can change your script as per your need.
Now we have ur test with us.
The next step is to open your eclipse and create a project.
1- Creating you java project in eclipse
The fiste stpe in eclipse is to create/add your project. To do this follow the steps below:
-> Launch Eclipse
-> Creat a java project named TestProject (for example)
2- Add Junit Library to your project
The next step is to add Junit Liabraries which consiste of following steps:
-> Go to Project Properties
-> Go to Java Build Path
-> Click on Libraries tab
-> Click on 'Add Library' button
-> Select 'Junit' option from list and click on next
-> Select version 'Junit4' from drop down and click on finish.
4-Add Selenium Java Client Jar into Project:-
Once you added the java liabraries , the next step is to add selenium jar file. you can find it under selenium-remote-control-1.0-beta-1\selenium-java-client-driver-1.0-beta-1 folder what you have downloaded from
http://selenium-rc.openqa.org/download.html
To add this Jar file follow the below steps:
-> Go to Project Properties
-> Go to Java Build Path
-> Click on Libraries tab
-> Click on 'Add External Jars' button
-> Browse and add the 'selenium-java-client-driver.jar' from the sourse where you had saved it.
5- Initiating the Selenium Test Server
To start the selenium test server, first go to the location where your JRE is placed. For example
C:\Program Files\Java\jre6\bin\
and then Run the command java -jar selenium-server.jar
here it is supposed that you have placed your selenium -erver.jar file in same location. In case if you have placed it in other location you can run it in following way:
C:\Program Files\Java\jre6\bin\java -jar jar “E:\SELENIUM\selenium-remote-control-1.0-beta-1\selenium-server-1.0-beta-1\selenium-server.jar”
This will start you selenium server.
6- Adding your test (Java class ) in our Project
To add you test (which you have saved earlier) as a java class file to the project (TestProject, already saved) follow the steps:
-> In eclipse go to create a new java class
-> Create it with name MyFirstTestCase (for example) and paste the code from the file u had saved it
-> Choose "com.thoughtworks.selenium.SeleneseTestCase" as its super class
-> Finish it
7- Modifying your test script (java class)
Once you are done with ur class file, it will look like,
Package.*
import com.thoughtworks.selenium.SeleneseTestCase ;
public class MyFirstTestCase extends SeleneseTestCases {
public void setUp() throws Exception {
setUp( " http://vishalsachan.blogspot.com/ " , "*firefox'); }
............ You test script..............
}
In case you want to run this in diff browser then simply you can change your script
setUp( " http://vishalsachan.blogspot.com " , "*firefox'); to setUp( " http://vishalsachan.blogspot.com " , "*chrome'); or whatever browser you need to run wid.
8- Running your test
Finally we are ready to tun our first test. To run this in eclipse you click on Run button
select option Run as "JUnit Test'
Ohh ya one thing I forgot to mention that if you have eclipse with JRE version lower than 1.5 in Build Path
then might be the case when you run the test , it will show some error related to version not suporting. so for this remove the default Eclipse JRE and add JRE version 1.5 or mor to System Library in Build Path.
To add this follow the steps:
-> Go to Java Build path and select Libraries tab
-> Under this select JRE system Library
-> Remove your default one
-> Now click on add Library and select JRE system Library and click next
-> Add JRE
-> Now add this JRE to your class path
So finally I am done with your end to end execution of ur java test using selenium RC in eclipse. Thanks.
I am planing to write a use full article here where I will cover end-to-end testing your web application using Selenium in Eclipse. This is infact a detail version of my prev article mentioned above.
As said earlier I am not in touch with Selenium i.e I am not using this currently, so I will try my best to use my memory and old days 'R and D' to get it completed with high quality and quantity. Huaaaa
Here I will start with selenium IDE but will not go in detail as asuming that you people are comfirtable with IDE part. If you need any help in IDE then you can refer to other articles in this blog only.
Record and save you java script
1- Open Firefox and enter the URl to browse your application
2- Launch IDE from Tool menu.
3- Record your script
4- Choose the programing language as JAVA and save your script. To chose the language go to Option-> Clipboard formate and select Java-Selenium RC
Now you have a java code saved in your disk. I am making it simple and not covering scripting in detail. My motive is to teach you the end to end process of using this IDE and RC to run a simple test using Eclipse. Rest You can change your script as per your need.
Now we have ur test with us.
The next step is to open your eclipse and create a project.
1- Creating you java project in eclipse
The fiste stpe in eclipse is to create/add your project. To do this follow the steps below:
-> Launch Eclipse
-> Creat a java project named TestProject (for example)
2- Add Junit Library to your project
The next step is to add Junit Liabraries which consiste of following steps:
-> Go to Project Properties
-> Go to Java Build Path
-> Click on Libraries tab
-> Click on 'Add Library' button
-> Select 'Junit' option from list and click on next
-> Select version 'Junit4' from drop down and click on finish.
4-Add Selenium Java Client Jar into Project:-
Once you added the java liabraries , the next step is to add selenium jar file. you can find it under selenium-remote-control-1.0-beta-1\selenium-java-client-driver-1.0-beta-1 folder what you have downloaded from
http://selenium-rc.openqa.org/download.html
To add this Jar file follow the below steps:
-> Go to Project Properties
-> Go to Java Build Path
-> Click on Libraries tab
-> Click on 'Add External Jars' button
-> Browse and add the 'selenium-java-client-driver.jar' from the sourse where you had saved it.
5- Initiating the Selenium Test Server
To start the selenium test server, first go to the location where your JRE is placed. For example
C:\Program Files\Java\jre6\bin\
and then Run the command java -jar selenium-server.jar
here it is supposed that you have placed your selenium -erver.jar file in same location. In case if you have placed it in other location you can run it in following way:
C:\Program Files\Java\jre6\bin\java -jar jar “E:\SELENIUM\selenium-remote-control-1.0-beta-1\selenium-server-1.0-beta-1\selenium-server.jar”
This will start you selenium server.
6- Adding your test (Java class ) in our Project
To add you test (which you have saved earlier) as a java class file to the project (TestProject, already saved) follow the steps:
-> In eclipse go to create a new java class
-> Create it with name MyFirstTestCase (for example) and paste the code from the file u had saved it
-> Choose "com.thoughtworks.selenium.SeleneseTestCase" as its super class
-> Finish it
7- Modifying your test script (java class)
Once you are done with ur class file, it will look like,
Package.*
import com.thoughtworks.selenium.SeleneseTestCase ;
public class MyFirstTestCase extends SeleneseTestCases {
public void setUp() throws Exception {
setUp( " http://vishalsachan.blogspot.com/ " , "*firefox'); }
............ You test script..............
}
In case you want to run this in diff browser then simply you can change your script
setUp( " http://vishalsachan.blogspot.com " , "*firefox'); to setUp( " http://vishalsachan.blogspot.com " , "*chrome'); or whatever browser you need to run wid.
8- Running your test
Finally we are ready to tun our first test. To run this in eclipse you click on Run button
select option Run as "JUnit Test'
Ohh ya one thing I forgot to mention that if you have eclipse with JRE version lower than 1.5 in Build Path
then might be the case when you run the test , it will show some error related to version not suporting. so for this remove the default Eclipse JRE and add JRE version 1.5 or mor to System Library in Build Path.
To add this follow the steps:
-> Go to Java Build path and select Libraries tab
-> Under this select JRE system Library
-> Remove your default one
-> Now click on add Library and select JRE system Library and click next
-> Add JRE
-> Now add this JRE to your class path
So finally I am done with your end to end execution of ur java test using selenium RC in eclipse. Thanks.
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