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We would first recommend you read our previous post on how to make testng.xml programmatically, as this post will continue the previous one. We have covered some of the basics, and in this post, we will be focusing on some new and exciting things that we could do while making testng.xml at runtime or programmatically. […]

In this post, we will run testng.xml using the command line. There are multiple scenarios where you want to run a testng.xml using the command-line tool. Maybe, you already made a maven project and want to run your testng.xml file using the command line now, or perhaps you are new to TestNG and just want

This post will discuss TestNG and how to execute our first test case. A video tutorial is also provided at the end of the post for reference. Note: We have also attached a video at the end of this article. In case you are more comfortable with the video version, then please feel free to have a look

We have written about how to make groups in TestNG and what is the use of making groups in our previous post. Please read that post to have a better understanding of the groups. And we have also talked about the @BeforeGroups annotation, so in this post, we will discuss the @AfterGroups annotation. @AfterGroups annotated

First, we have to understand what is a group in TestNG and why we make groups? We have written an altogether different post that explains the TestNG groups in detail with examples. If you want to have a deep understanding of groups in TestNG, we recommend you read that article.Sometimes, some test cases validate a

Earlier, we talked about the @BeforeMethod annotation, and in this post, we will discuss the @AfterMethod annotation of TestNG. @AfterMethod annotated method executes after each test case or test method in a class. So, when does this @AfterMethod annotated method will be executed? Below XML will help you understand the annotated method’s execution point. So,

In this post, we will learn about the @BeforeMethod annotation in TestNG. @BeforeMethod annotated method will execute before every test case or method in the class but after the @BeforeClass annotated method. So, this means that @BeforeMethod annotated will run as many times as there are test cases in a particular class. So, when does

Earlier, we talked about the @BeforeClass annotation of TestNG, and in this post, we will discuss the @AfterClass annotation in TestNG. @AfterClass annotated method will run after all of the test cases in a particular class have run. This can help us do some cleaning or resetting activities after running all of the test cases

In this post, we will discuss the @BeforeClass annotation in TestNG. @BeforeClass annotated method will run before the test cases of a particular class. So, when does this @BeforeClass annotated method will be executed?  Below XML will help in understanding the execution point. We can have multiple @BeforeClass annotated methods in a single test, just