How to change profile preference after defining driver?

profile = webdriver.FirefoxProfile()

driver = webdriver.Firefox(firefox_profile=profile)

After some code need to set useragent

profile.set_preference("general.useragent.override", ua)

How to set it without defining new driver?

For me enumeration means give for each test case identifier which is no 1, 2, 3 etc but which can tell you something, for example in very simple project you have three modules Users, Orders, Reports you can enumerate your use cases User.Accounts.1, User.Accounts.2..., User.Roles.1, User.Roles.2, Orders.Add.1, Orders.Edit.1, Orders.Edit.2, etc. I gave long identifiers but you can short it or even replace names by numbers. Other way (which is even much clear) you can gave names to use cases:

User.Accounts.Add account
User.Accounts.Edit account
User.Accounts.Remove account
User.Accounts.Remove account - negative (cannot remove)
User.Roles.Add role
etc...
This helps you (and others) to see if list of test cases you planned is full or you should add some new.

The quickest way to do this would be to use tagging of the defects. You can then create a filter and/or a dashboard element to monitor that filter.

Here is an article on using tags in JIRA -

https://confluence.atlassian.com/doc/add-remove-and-search-for-labels-136419.html

This is possible using CSV Data Set Config element. It reads the data row by row and username and password can be assigned to each thread. You can use the values with following syntax

Username ${Username}
password ${Password}
Also please note that you do not have to define the variable names in the CSV Dataset Config Element as you have them in the first row of the CSV file.

I am trying to select a date from the calendar. However sendkeys does not send data. After I click on the field calendar month drops down. Right click reveals nothing. I have tried in Firefox and Chrome.

@FindBy(xpath = "//input[@name='dob']")  
private WebElement selectCustomerDOB;

public void sendDOB(String dob){                 
            selectCustomerDOB.sendKeys(dob);      
 }

I have tested with Thread.sleep to make sure it is not a timing issue.

What can I do in this case to select a date? Thanks in advance for your time and ideas.

We are testing the code and we know that we should have an exception thrown. For example, we are testing an iterator and we know that there are no more elements, and if we call next (), then we get a NoSuchElementException, and so everything is fine, we write:

@Test (expected = NoSuchElementException.class)
public void shoulThrowNoSuchElementException () {
     it = new Iteratorrmatrixmass (new int [] [] {});
     it.next ();
}

We have several threads and one of the threads should throw an OptimisticException:

@Test (expected = OptimisticException.class)
    public void update () throws InterruptedException {
        Base base = new Base (1, 1, "12321");
        Base base1 = new Base (1, 2, "");
        СacheBase data = new СacheBase ();
        data.add (base);
        Thread r1 = new Thread (new Update (data, base1), "r1");
        Thread r2 = new Thread (new Update (data, base1), "r2"); // OptimisticException.class should be here
        r1.start ();
        r2.start ();
        r1.join ();
        r2.join ();
        System.out.println (base.getVersion ());
    }

But in this case (expected = OptimisticException.class) this did not help us, in the console the inscription will still pop up:

Exception in thread "r2" ru.job4j.blockhash.OptimisticException: The object has already been updated to the current version, the update was refused

I suppose this exception is not popping up on the main thread. What should be done to make the test successful?

Hello!

Now the company is planning to switch to TFS, I could not find any useful information, so I ask here.

Currently we have autotests (written in java + selenium), functional tests (jmetter) and load tests (jmetter) that are run in jenkins. So here are the actual questions: can this whole thing be transferred to TFS? Can all this be integrated with TFS? Visual Studio Test Professional can run all these tests and display the result as graphs? How much blood will we spend for each scenario?