During automation, we may have the need the method to raise a known exception. i.e. it the said method throws known exception, we can mark it PASS. Without this...
TestNg provides ITestResult’s getMethod().getMethodName() to find the name of current TestNG method. following code snippet enables a custom status reporting (Defines methodname + Custom error message) as part of...
Creating Dependency Among TestNG Methods via DependsOnMethod In order to execute a set of test sequentially on successful completion of previous method, the ways provided by TestNG are 1....
Ideally speaking we specify all the groups to be executed in testng.xml as follow: suppose we need to run huge sets of group names, TestNG allows you to define...
@Test (groups={“group1”}) public void myFunction1(){ System.out.prinln(“Group 1”); } @Test (groups={“group2”}) public void myFunction2(){ System.out.prinln(“Group 2”); } suppose for our testing requirements, we need to execute all groups which start...
TestNG ignores execution of methods which returns a value. Example, following text when executed via TestNG is ignored @Test public String setMyName(String name) { return “Hello “+name+”!!”; } Output:...
#1. include / exclude groups execution via TestNG.xml : ——————————————————– #2. Using Grooy script to select groups execution via TestNG.xml: —————————————————————— #2. Pass parameters via Grooy script to execute...
Generally testng.xml is configured to include/exclude specific groups and is hardcoded into testng.xml. In order to specify such groups to testng.xml as run-time parameters, we can use following code...
In TestNG, xml is configured with options to include / exclude specific groups. In case we select scenarios which belongs to more than one group, we can use following...
Suppose your project needs to be executed via TestNG.xml. One of the traditional approach is to execute TestNG.xml as suite. Another approach is to be in position to run...