BASICS
- Selenium Testing
- Selenium WebDriver Achitecture
- Set Up WebDriver with Eclipse
- Set Up Java
- Set Up Eclipse
- Download Selenium WebDriver
- Configure Selenium WebDriver with Eclipse
- First Selenium Test Case
- How to use GeckoDriver in Selenium?
- Running Test on Safari Browser
- Run Selenium tests on Chrome
- Run Selenium Tests on Internet Explorer
- Run Selenium tests on Edge
- Internet Explorer Driver Server
- Challenges to run Selenium Scripts with IE Browser
- WebDriver Commands
- Inspectors Tools & Locators
INTERMEDIATE
ADVANCE
- Log4j Logging
- DataBase Connections
- Tips & Tricks
- Capturing ScreenShot in Selenium
- WebDriverManager
- Finding broken links in Selenium automation
- Testing Flash with Selenium (Flash – JavaScript communication)
- Custom Firefox Profile for Selenium
- JavaScript and Selenium JavaScriptExecutor
- Scroll Web elements and Web page- Selenium WebDriver using Javascript
- Selenium WebDriver Event Listener
- @CacheLookup in PageObjectModel
- Grid
- Interview Questions
FRAMEWORKS & DESIGN
- Design Patterns
- Data Driven Testing Framework
- Hybrid Automation Framework
- Keyword Driven Framework
- Keyword Driven Framework – Introduction
- Steps to Set up Keyword Driven Framework
- Identify and Implement Action Keywords
- Set Up Data Engine – Apache POI (Excel)
- Use of Java Reflection Class
- Set Up Java Constant Variables
- Object Repository
- Test Suite Execution Engine
- Log4j Logging
- Exception Handling
- Test Result Reporting
- Data Driven Technique
- Framework for Manual Testers
- Project Code Base
- Framework Design principles
There will be numerous situations where you would like to verify the Java Version installed on your machine. Here’s a quick guide to show the use of java -version command to check the current Java/JDK version that installed on your computer.
How to check Java/JDK Version Installed on your Machine
1)Open your Command Prompt on Windows
Note: Open terminal on *nix machines.
2. Type java -version on cmd and press Enter.
On my Windows machine I have JDK 1.8.0
