Earlier, we have discussed the @BeforeTest annotation, which executes before the <test> annotation, and in this post, we will talk about the @AfterTest annotation of TestNG. @AfterTest annotation executes after all the test cases inside the <test> tag classes are executed. Below XML will illustrate the point of execution of the @AfterTest annotated method. So, […]
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In this post, we will study the @BeforeTest annotation in TestNG. What is its use? and how to use it? What is the use of @BeforeTest annotation in TestNG? @BeforeTest annotation is used to do some prerequisite tasks needed to execute the test cases, like preparing some test data. So, when does this @BeforeTest annotated
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There are many scenarios where we may be required to convert a long to a String. This post will discuss how we can convert a long integer to a string type in Java. Long.toString() method String.valueOf() method Using + operator Using StringBuffer or StringBuilder append() function String.format method Let’s look at all the above methods
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This post will look at various ways of converting an int to a String in Java. Below are some of the many ways of converting an int to a String – Integer.toString() method String.ValueOf() method Using + operator Using StringBuffer or StringBuilder append() function String.format() method Let’s look at all of the ways one by
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In this post, we will learn how to generate test reports in TestNG. We will be using ReportNG to make reports, as it generates better reports than the default TestNG reports. We will follow some simple steps to generate reports. Add ReportNG dependencies Create a Test Class Add Reporter log Now, add Reporter.log(comment) with the
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TestNG is a widely-used testing framework in Java for conducting unit, functional, and integration testing. It includes several annotations that aid in managing the testing lifecycle and reporting outcomes. @AfterSuite is an example of such an annotation that enables you to perform specific actions once all tests in a TestNG suite are finished. In TestNG,
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TestNG is a popular testing framework utilized by many in the Java ecosystem. It offers a variety of annotations that help regulate the test execution. One of the most important annotations is the @BeforeSuite annotation. This article will discuss the @BeforeSuite annotation and its usage in TestNG. We will cover the following topics: What is
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We often come up with requirements where we need to convert the list into a map. In this article, we will learn how to do it before and after Java 8. To understand this, we will be creating a Person class with attributes – id, firstName, lastName, and age. Declaration of Person class Now we
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One of the key features that makes TestNG so powerful is its annotations. These annotations control the flow of test execution, making it easier to manage test cases, configurations, and the entire testing lifecycle. But before moving ahead to discuss them, we need to know what actually is an annotation. An annotation is a tag
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Have you ever found yourself in a situation where you don’t want to run certain test cases? Maybe the functionality isn’t ready, or the test is temporarily irrelevant, and running it will just waste time. As testers, we all encounter these moments, and thankfully, TestNG has us covered. In TestNG, skipping or ignoring test cases
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