We already have seen Continuous Performance Testing process as part of these articles. JMeter – ANT – Jenkins Integration – Part 1 JMeter – ANT – Jenkins Integration – Part 2 JMeter – Maven – Jenkins Integration JMeter – Gradle – Jenkins – TBD In this article, I would like to show how I have set […]
We already have seen automating a custom control – JQuery Slider – in this article. I would request you to read that article first, if you have not already. We are going to see how to automate JQuery Sortable Elements in this post. Goal: To model a wrapper element for these sortable items. So that user can
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This article explains the best practices to be considered in building robust test automation framework. Test Automation – A Brief History: I still remember – It was sometime in 2004. I was thrilled when I first saw QTP (now it is UFT) playing the recorded script – launching a browser, entering test data and submitting
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Overview: As an automation engineer, you might very well know how to interact with default HTML elements like text box, radio button, image, check box etc. Selenium WebDriver considers all these elements as WebElement & provides a set of methods to play with these elements. Sometimes It adds unnecessary confusions. For ex: While working with a radio button, webdriver identifies
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Little’s law should probably be the one of the most famous queuing theories! Lets see how it can be used in performance testing. Little’s Law: The long-term average number of customers in a stable system N is equal to the long-term average effective arrival rate, λ, multiplied by the average time a customer spends in the
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