Syntax Driver

Syntax Driven Testing

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Syntax Driven Testing

A 'Driver class' is often just the class that contains a main. In a real project, you may often have numerous 'Driver classes' for testing and whatnot, or you can build a main into any of your objects and select the runnable class through your IDE, or by simply specifying 'java classname.' Driverquery command information for MS-DOS and the Windows command line. Page includes driverquery command availability, syntax, and examples. Syntax: Assert.assertEquals (expectedUrl, driver.getCurrentUrl ); Where expectedUrl is the URL that is expected in the string format. Syntax: getTitle Example: driver.getTitle; Purpose: Gets the title of the current web page. Returns: The title of the current page, with leading and trailing white space stripped, or null if one is not already set. Method Name: findElements Syntax: findElements(By by) Example: driver.findElements(By.xpath('//').