location_city Bengaluru schedule Jun 24th 05:15 - 06:00 PM IST place ESquire Hall 1 people 1 Interested

Often it is observed that new-comers jumping to Selenium have mastered the API but are stuck up with Object Identification. It becomes very essential that test automation engineers identify robust mechanisms to identify objects and make their scripts less fragile. This talk/tutorial deals with writing optimized Object locators and having best practices in identifying them.

 
 

Outline/Structure of the Tutorial

- Basics of Object Identification

- Basics of CSS Selectors

- Basics of XPath

- Tips and Tricks for CSS Selectors.

- Tips and Tricks for Xpath locators.

Learning Outcome

The key takeaway of this session will be -

- Identify Web Objects in more robust manner.

- Avoid common pitfalls in Object identification

- Make scripts more robust.

Target Audience

Test Engineers, Manual Test Engineers, Automation Engineers

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schedule Submitted 7 years ago

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