public class Tests{

  @Test
  public void run(){
    sop("this is test method 1");
  }

}

How will Jvm know about entry point of the program?

We use TestCafé to perform E2E-tests for a rather large management portal. Due to certain dependencies, creating or updating a ressource can take up to 30 minutes, which is why we implemented loops checking for those results.

To save time, not every single test but mostly every fixture creates its own ressource and then the test operations are performed on the same ressource one after the other. But, because of the waiting loops, execution time is increasing rapidly with every new feature - which is why we tried introducing TestCafé's built-in concurrency feature, which did not work because tests of one fixture are executed in parallel so either a test tries to access a ressource that does not exist yet or several tests modify the same ressource at the same time.

TestCafé Feature Requests exist to add the possibility of assigning an order to tests and to add global setup/teardown methods, both of which would help solve our problem, but as of now neither is available. What other possibilities do we have to reduce execution time of our tests?

We do not have direct access to the system that is causing the long waits, we have to await a sync process after creating a ressource.

I am testing MacOS app and it relies a lot on the network condition, because it is uploading a lot of files.

I would like to simulate a network condition on my macbook that automatically changes to simulate network condition in the wild, train, forest etc.

How could I do that? I was thinking of pf, but not sure if a script can be set up to automatically change speed, packet loss every X seconds for let's say 15 minutes (depending on how many files are being uploaded by that app).

Thank you for any recommendation

I am a newbie in Automation testing. I have a list of 100 users in a excel spreadsheet:

User1: userid1/password1
User2: userid2/password2

... and so on.

I need to create a script and make all 100 user login into the same application , at the same time, simultaneously. Now, will 100 ChromeDriver Browser sessions open on my machine at once?

How can i do it using TestNG or say Cucumber Scenario.

Can i use HTMLUnit Driver or headless browser?

Please share some insights. Thanks in advance.

I recommend you hire some dedicated people to write automation and focus on it providing quick feedback to developers (as opposed to separate verification test automation later in the process).

You will need teachers, guides, coaches and mananagement buy-in for new practices at the director level at least and probably C-Suite.

The main tool to use is your brain to figure out what mix of changes and people and tools are right for the specifics of your organization and how it works currently (more than the high level you provided).

I suggest using Agile Testing by Lisa Crispen and Janet Gregory as your guide.

In the past I wanted to assert a bunch of elements were on a page and not fail out on the first ElementNotFoundException. So what I did was create an exception array.

// Pseudo-code
var exceptions = [];
if (!element1.displayed) { exceptions.add("element1,") };
...
expect(exceptions.join).toEqual("");

If element1 is not displayed the exceptions array (as a string) has some length and so it prints out the array of elements not found (by printing out I expected X but saw Y).

If I understand you correctly, you know that your table row has the attributes term_from and term_to and you are interested in their values?
getAttribute on the element should to the trick. See here for the Java API: https://www.selenium.dev/selenium/docs/api/java/org/openqa/selenium/WebElement.html#getAttribute(java.lang.String)

Edit: A bit more concretely in Python, assuming that driver is your webdriver instance, let's print out these attributes for every row:

table_body = driver.get_element_by_id("bertListTableBody")
rows = table_body.get_element_by_tag_name("tr")
for row in rows:
    print("term_from: ", row.get_attribute("term_from"))
    print("term_to: ", row.get_attribute("term_to"))

for some reason it does not recognize my saved user name and password so every time I open up a LinkedIn session

By default, Selenium opens a "guest" window when running.

code to recognize that element and click "Sign Up"

You can use XPath //a[text()='Sign in'] to select the

<a href="#">Sign in</a>

link and then use XPath //button[text()='Sign in'] to select the

<button>Sign in</button>

button.

Most probably you need to add HTTP Header Manager and configure it to send Content-Type header with the value of application/json, it might be the case that your API treats the request body as the plain text hence cannot parse the provided data.

const {
    Builder,
    By,
    Key,
    until
} = require('selenium-webdriver');

let driver = new Builder()
    .forBrowser('chrome')
    .setChromeOptions( /* ... */ )
    .setFirefoxOptions( /* ... */ )
    .build();

driver.get("https://www.google.com/search?q=s&oq=s&aqs=chrome..69i57.210j0j15&sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8").then((test) => {


    driver.wait(until.elementLocated((By.css('div[role="dialog"] iframe')), 20000)).then((elemframe) => {

        driver.switchTo().frame(elemframe).then(
            
            driver.wait(until.elementLocated(By.xpath('(//*[contains(text(),"I agree")])[1]')), 20000).then((elem) => {

                driver.actions()
                .move({
                    x: 0,
                    y: 0,
                    origin: elem
                }).click().perform()

            }))
    })
});

Use latest npm release as the legacy action class doesn't have move in it .

https://www.selenium.dev/selenium/docs/api/javascript/module/selenium-webdriver/lib/actions_exports_LegacyActionSequence.html

else use mouseMove