It is necessary to write certain tests for sites, including interaction with the page (clicking on a button, checking for the existence of an element, checking the text inside an element, scrolling the page), all this must be done sequentially and at certain intervals.

I started with Selenium webdriver + node.js, I have been suffering with it for two weeks. Finding and validating elements is terribly complex, and the code becomes cumbersome in just a couple of steps.

I read that they use the same Selenium but with Java and this seems to be better, is it?

What kind of tools would you recommend to use?

I have to test my application with some remote numbers (e.g. South African). What I will do is call an API which itself sends certain USSD message on the number. I want to check the behaviour of the mobile. Is any service available for such testing?

Can anyone help me with sample code please. I have to login with SSL client certificate to authenticate in IE, this UI only works in IE. I have this Autoit Script but the popup is not being read by Autoit.

WinWaitActivate (“Request For Permission to Use a Key”)
Send(“{SHIFTUP}{SHIFTUP}{TAB}”)
Send(“password”)
Send(“{ENTER}”)

I have also tried with Java Robot and:

driver.switchTo().window("Request For Permission to Use a Key");

I have worked in manual testing for about 3 years and took a break for the past 2 years.I am now trying to get back in the game,but want to update myself, which will complement my testing skills and aid in getting a job.I am considering learning automation tool like selenium or getting into any of the ETL testing tools.Can you please share your thoughts on which would be better?Thanks a ton.

I think that your page (or part of it) is reloaded after performing listName.click().

After reload there is also a table which seems to be same as that one from before reloading but it is not the same one. You can count rows/columns in the table and use iterators in your loops. You will need to repeat

WebElement table = findElementById("tableSection:dataTableWrapped_data");
List allRows = table.findElements(By.tagName("tr"));

after

listName.click();

When I click "HTTP(S) Test Script Recorder"'s Start button, there is a popup telling me that the cert is created in the bin folder:

In the bin folder I see two files:

• ApacheJMeterTemporaryRootCA.crt

• ApacheJMeterTemporaryRootCA.usr

Both files are 1326 bytes and are BeyondCompare states that they are identical:

-----BEGIN CERTIFICATE-----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-----END CERTIFICATE-----

Sure, 'ApacheJMeterTemporaryRootCA.crt' holds the cert info. But why does JMeter generate two identical files?

What's the purpose of 'ApacheJMeterTemporaryRootCA.usr'?

^{• Tested on v2.13 r1665067.}

You can do it with burp :

Just make sure that you check Rest style url parameters

Steps you can do were :

1)intercept the request with proxy of burp

2)Right click navigate to engagement tools -->CSRF poc

3)generate a csrf token with invalid/vulnerable parameters

4)check with browser to get the request

Detailed part can be found here

Some from experience, I am not a camera expert in any way-

Cameras have a few features you care about plus some eco system concerns.

Interface- "webcam" USB cameras, standalone cameras with card or USB interface to pull images from but doesn't allow control over shooting (capture, start, stop, zoom) and then there all kinds of hybrids or more professional cameras.

Image- resolution (even 640x480 could be enough to identify screen reading from an HHDMM), frame rate of video (you'll need high FPS for video, low numbers will probably do fine for your case), compression or lack of (I suppose you have no need for RAW images, but smaller png's could be a plus), color depth

Physical properties- lens quality and characteristics (aka zoom or auto focus), physical size and attachments (can you add a tripod ?)

Software- on and off the camera, API or software suite on a connected PC, image processing online or offline, software drivers and support

Price...

In your case I really think that a cheap webcam is more than enough, then use some code to capture images.

We are testing extensive high loads on our Web Sites and Web Services. We use JMeter and other tools for this purpose.

Say for ex. We have 5000 users/ second scenario.

these scenarios our local machines or any other Virtual machines fail to test due to heavy memory consumption.

Can people suggest their valuable inputs on what configuration of server should I buy for my testing purpose.

currently we are planning a 16GB Ram Xeon Server.

But I need inputs from experts.

Thanks in Advance

I think your suggestions are very good, it is always good to have clear guidelines. Though they should not be set in stone and should be used as a guideline and not as a rule.

Full-screen

In order to reproduce the issue I want as much information as possible. A screenshot can tell a thousand words. Some people make only a screenshot of the part they think is important, but I always want a full desktop screenshot.

Full-screen images include the time, the URL and or other screens and selections the user might have. This info is often key in fast reproduction of the issue. This will help developers and testers when re-producing or re-testing.

Here are a couple that we've used before:

• Bullseye: http://www.bullseye.com/
• Cppunit: http://sourceforge.net/projects/cppunit/