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Antonio2017-05-11 07:25:37
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Antonio, 2017-05-11 07:25:37

What do you need to learn to autotest web applications in Java?

Good afternoon!
I do manual functional testing. There is a small basic knowledge of Java. I want to autotest. I started to try writing tests on Selenium. Tell me what you need to study for autotests in Java? What frameworks? How to make a training plan?

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3vi1_0n3, 2017-05-11
@3vi1_0n3

Good afternoon.
Start by learning about TestNG and Selenium features in a Java context. If Java knowledge is very basic, then it makes sense to pull it up too. If you want to go faster, you can take several online courses, at software-testing.ru, for example.
But the most important thing is to have a good knowledge of testing, boundary values, equivalence classes, and so on. If you test poorly in principle, automation is contraindicated. Because it's not so important what you're testing, it's more important how.

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Alexey, 2017-05-12
@TheKnight

Selenium + HtmlElements + jUnit (killer feature - TestRules) + Allure for beautiful reports + matchers. The Yandex blog has articles about HtmlElements and matchers. For dependency injection, I recommend Guice. Or don't inject them at all.
You should start with the Selenium + jUnit bundle, then add HtmlElements, having dealt with the matchers in parallel. Well, complete it with an Allure report.

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O Di, 2017-05-11
@insiki

I usually focus on what is already there, for example .

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