We have discussed how we can execute the unit test cases in maven, but those were JUnit test cases and not TestNG. Those cases were executed as maven entered the test phase using the “mvn test” command. This post will look at how we can integrate Maven with TestNG and execute the TestNG tests when […]
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Buttons are mostly elements with the <button> attribute and are used to submit or display information. They are used everywhere on the web, so we might need to perform some operations to validate the buttons or the information they display. This post will look at how we can automate various actions performed on the buttons
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When you’re automating web applications using Selenium, you often need to check whether a field is editable or read-only. In this article, we’ll explore different ways to verify if a field is editable in Selenium, with clear examples in Java. Let’s dive in! Note: We have also attached a video at the end of this article. In
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Text boxes or fields are widely used throughout webpages, and this post will look at handling the text boxes using Selenium Webdriver in Java. There can be various text fields, and we will try to include most of them and perform various operations like clearing and entering text. We will use our selenium playground website
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valueOf() is a static method of the Boolean wrapper class, and it has two overloaded implementations – public static Boolean valueOf(boolean b) public static Boolean valueOf(String s) Let’s look at them one by one. public static Boolean valueOf(boolean b) What does it do? It converts a boolean primitive value to a Boolean instance. It is
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We have discussed the access modifiers in Java which controls visibility and accessibility. This post will discuss the Non-access modifiers of Java. Non-access modifiers change the default behaviour of a Java class and its members. Non-access and access modifiers can be used together, but not all non-access modifiers can be used with access modifiers. We
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logicalOr() method performs the logical OR operation between two boolean values. It’s a static method and was introduced in Java 1.8. This post will discuss the logicalOr() method of the Boolean wrapper class in detail. Method declaration – public static boolean logicalOr(boolean a, boolean b) What does it do? logicalOr() method takes two boolean arguments and performs the logical OR operation. What
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logicalAnd() method performs the logical AND operation between two boolean values. This post will discuss the logicalAnd() method of the Boolean wrapper class in detail. Method declaration – public static boolean logicalAnd(boolean a, boolean b) What does it do? logicalAnd() method takes two boolean arguments and performs the logical AND operation on them. What does
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This post will discuss the parseBoolean() method of the Boolean Wrapper class in detail. It’s a static method and was introduced in Java 1.5. Method declaration – public static boolean parseBoolean(String s) What does it do? parseBoolean() method parses the string argument as a boolean. What does it return? It will return the boolean primitive
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booleanValue() simply returns the boolean value of a Boolean class instance. This post will discuss the booleanValue() method of the Boolean wrapper class in detail. Method declaration – public boolean booleanValue() What does it do? It returns the boolean value represented by a Boolean class’s instance. In short, it will tell what boolean value a
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