How to run multiple test suites in selenium?
TestNG enables you to run test methods, test classes and test cases in parallel inside your project. By performing parallel execution, we can reduce the ‘execution time’ as tests are started and executed simultaneously in different threads. Here we will see how to run multiple classes (aka different suites) using TestNG.
Do you need selenium grid for multiple threads?
Well you need to create multiple threads instead of looping, then you can start each upload in parallel threads. You are on the right track. You dont need selenium grid to achieve this. lookup about multithreading. You can start with this answer It’s not right you need grid for executing multiple browser sessions.
How to run multiple instances of WebDriver at once?
You should create a new instance of the WebDriver and it’s capabilities for each new browser you want to open. The following will open Google in five separate instances of Chrome. This is exactly the purpose of Selenium Grid. parallel=”methods”: TestNG will run all your test methods in separate threads.
Can a selenium test run in any environment?
Your tests and page objects remain unchanged. We need to update only Environment interface. You can run the test against any given environment Dev, QA, UAT, Pre-Production, PROD without any code change. Name of the environment can be passed to the test as a parameter as shown above.
How to execute tests in multiple test environments?
I have been running thousands of automated regression test cases in multiple test environments for years. As part of CI / CD pipeline, I run the tests in QA, UAT, Staging and PROD. In this article, I would like to show you the approach I follow to make the tests run on any given test environment.
How to create an interface in Selenium WebDriver?
Create an Interface as shown here. If the name of the method matches with the key of the property file, we can just call the method to access the value. (For ex: the method url () will refer to the key url in the property file) If the name of the method does not match with key in the property file, then we need to use @Key explicitly.