20. stop( ) - predefined method to close the Selenium RC Driver window
stop( ) predefined method of 'Selenium' Class is used to close the Selenium RC Driver window.
Example: object1.stop( );
Lets Implement This:
1. Continue adding the code to the Selenium RC Code in our previous Post#19
2. Add a Thread.sleep(3000) to pause the execution for 3 seconds before closing the Selenium RC Driver window as shown below: (We are writing this Thread.sleep( ) statement to make the execution slow. So that we can view the Automation script actions - In real time you should not write Thread.sleep( ) statements like this):
3. Create a method say 'tearDown( )' as shown below:
4. Specify the above created method with @After Junit Annotation as shown below: (So that the code written in this method will get executed after executing the code under the method specified with @Test Annotation):
5. Resolve the error with the @After annotation as explained in our previous old posts
6. Write stop( ) predefined method of 'Selenium' Class to close the Selenium RC Driver window as shown below:
7. Save and Run the Selenium RC code with the JUnit Test and observe that the Selenium RC Driver window gets close as shown below:
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- aaaa. 1. Introduction to Selenium RC (alias - Selenium 1)
- aaab. 2. Downloading the Selenium RC 1.0.3 and Selenium Standalone Server
- aaac. 3. Configure Projects in Eclipse IDE to work with Selenium RC
- aaad. 4. Configuring Selenium Standalone Server
- aaae. 5. Start the Selenium Standalone Server
- aaaf. 6. Create a JUnit Selenium RC Test using Selenium IDE
- aaag. 7. Ensure compatible Firefox Browser is installed
- aaah. 8. Run the Created Selenium RC Test
- aaai. 9. Introduction to JUnit
- aaai. 9. Using JUnit annotations in our Selenium RC Tests
- aaaj. 10. Eclipse IDE automatically adds package name into the newly created Java Class
- aaak. 11. Writing Selenium RC Test on our own
- aaal. 12. Implementing JUnit Annotations
- aaam. 13. Selenium Class and its Predefined Methods
- aaan. 14. 'start( )' - predefined method to start the Selenium Driver
- aaao. 15. 'open( )' - predefined method to open the specified URL
- aaap. 16. windowMaximize( ) - predefined method to maximize the test browser window
- aaaq. 17. Using Thread.sleep(Millie Seconds) to pause the execution
- aaar. 18. Using getEval( ) to re-size the browser window
- aaas. 19. close( ) - predefined method to close the Test Browser window
- aaat. 20. stop( ) - predefined method to close the Selenium RC Driver window
- aaau. 21. What are Locators ?
- aaav. 22. Different Types of Locators to identify UI elements
- aaaw. 23. Tools in Selenium to find out the locators
- aaax. 24. Locate UI elements by ID
- aaay. 25. Locate UI elements by Name
- aaaz. 26. Locate UI elements by Link
- aaba. 27. Locate UI elements by XPath
- aabb. 28. Locate UI elements by CSS
- aabc. 29. Finding locators for UI elements using the Selenium IDE's recording feature
- aabd. 30. click( ) - predefined method to click links and buttons
- aabe. 31. type( ) - predefined method to enter text
- aabf. 32. click( ) - predefined method to select a radio button
- aabg. 33. Using click( ) predefined method to select a check box
- aabh. 34. Using select( ) method to select a list item from the drop down list
- aabi. 35. Using open( ) method to navigate to the Home page of the provided Base URL
- aabj. 36. Using open( ) method to navigate to the Home page
- aabk. 37. Using open( ) method to navigate to the specific pages of the Base URL
- aabl. 38. Using isTextPresent( ) method to verify whether the text is present on the page
- aabm. 39. Using waitForPageToLoad( ) method
- aabn. 40. Using getHtmlSource( ) method
- aabo. 41. Using getTitle( ) method
- aabp. 42. Using getValue( ) method
- aabq. 43. Using *firefox for running Selenium RC Automation Tests on Firefox Browser
- aabr. 44. Using *googlechrome for running the Selenium RC Automation Tests on Google Chrome Browser
- aabs. 45. Using *iexplore for running the Selenium RC Automation tests on Internet Explorer Browser
- aabt. 46. Using *safari for Running our Tests on Safari Browser
- aabu. 47. View the source code generated by Selenium IDE in Selenium RC format
- aabv. 48. Renaming the Projects and its items using Eclipse IDE 'Refactor' option
- aabw. 49. Refactoring the Selenium Automation Code
- aabx. 50. Identifying few sample real time tests for implementing the Refactoring concept
- aaby. 51. Non-Refactored Selenium Automation code for the tests identified in previous post
- aabz. 52. Only one test should be written inside a test method
- aaca. 53. Using BeforeClass and AfterClass JUnit Annotations
- aacb. 54. Refactoring the Selenium Automation code to make it readable
- aacc. 55. Upgrading Selenium Standalone Server
- aacd. 56. HTML BASICS
- aace. 57. Introduction to XPath
- aacf. 58. Understanding the hierarchy of HTML Source
- aacg. 59. Parse the HTML Source using its hierarchy and find XPath path
- aach. 60. Different types of Nodes in HTML
- aaci. 61. Locate the Element Nodes using Relative XPath
- aacj. 62. XPath Functions
- aack. 63. last( ) - XPath Function
- aacl. 64. position( ) - XPath function
- aacm. 65. Contains( ) - XPath function
- aacn. 66. starts-with( ) XPath Function
- aaco. 67. Other XPath Functions
- aacp. 68. XPath Operators
- aacq. 69. Wild Cards usage in XPath
- aacr. 70. Using node( ) wild card in XPath Statements
- aacs. 71. Using * wild card in XPath Statements
- aact. 72. Using | to combine XPath Statements
- aacu. 73. XPath Optimization
- aacv. 74. XPath Optimization Strategy One - Use the id attribute if available for the element but not used in XPath Statement
- aacw. 75. XPath Optimization Strategy Two - Use the combination of attributes to make the XPath more specific
- aacx. 76. XPath Optimization Strategy Three - If there is really nothing to distinguish find the first unique element from its siblings and add the index value to it
- aacy. 77. XPath Optimization Strategy Four - Use Relative XPath Statements instead of Absolute XPath Statements
- aacz. 78. Practice XPath
- aada. 79. Easy and Regular way of finding XPath Statements for Elements
- aadb. 80. Typing the Text into Text box by Locating the Text Box field with XPath Statement
- aadc. 81. Using isChecked( ) predefined method to get the status of the radio buttons and check box options
- aadd. 82. Selecting values from the Drop down list by locating the Drop down field using XPath Statement
- aade. 83. Using getText( ) predefined method to retrieve the elements text
- aadf. 84. Clicking the Link by locating it Using XPath Statement
- aadg. 85. Clicking the Button by locating it using XPath statement
- aadh. 86. Introduction to CSS selectors
- aadi. 87. html CSS Selector for locating the whole web page
- aadj. 88. body CSS Selector for locating the body of the web page
- aadk. 89. Absolute CSS Selector path
- aadl. 90. Relative CSS Selector path
- aadm. 91. Using # to select an element with a specified id
- aadn. 92. Using [attribute='value'] to select an element containing the specified attribute
- aado. 93. Using dot in CSS path to select an element with a specified class
- aadp. 94. Using [attribute] to select all the element containing the specified attribute
- aadq. 95. Locating first child last child and nth child with CSS path
- aadr. 96. Locating different elements using a single CSS path
- aads. 97. Using * wild card in CSS selector
- aadt. 98. Using ^= $= and *= in CSS selector
- aadu. 99. Using Boolean Operators in CSS selector
- aadv. 100. CSS selector Optimization
- aadw. 101. CSS selector Optimization Strategy One - Use the id attribute if available for the element but not used
- aadx. 102. CSS selector Optimization Strategy Two - Use the combination of attributes to make the CSS selector statement more specific
- aady. 103. CSS selector Optimization Strategy Three - Use Relative CSS Statements instead of Absolute CSS Statements
- aadz. 104. Practice CSS Path
- aaea. 105. Easy and Regular way of finding CSS Path for Elements
- aaeb. 106. Typing the Text into Text box by Locating the Text Box field using CSS Path Statement
- aaec. 107. Using isChecked( ) predefined method to get the status of the radio buttons and check box options
- aaed. 108. Selecting values from the Drop down list by locating the Drop down field using CSS Path Statement
- aaee. 109. Using getText( ) predefined method to retrieve the elements text
- aaef. 110. Clicking the link by locating it using CSS Path Statement
- aaeg. 111. Clicking the Button by locating it using CSS Path statement
- aaeh. 112. Using type command - for entering text into a text box
- aaei. 113. Using type command - for entering text into a password field
- aaej. 114. Using type command - for entering single line text into a Text Area field
- aaek. 115. Using type command - for entering multiple lines of text into a Text Area field
- aael. 116. Using check command to select a checkbox option
- aaem. 117. Using uncheck command to deselect a checkbox option
- aaen. 118. Using click command to select a check box option
- aaeo. 119. Using click command to deselect a check box option
- aaep. 120. Using isChecked( ) method to get the status of the check box option
- aaeq. 121. Using click command to select a radio button
- aaer. 122. Using isChecked( ) method to get the status of the radio button
- aaerb. 122. Using isEditable( ) to find out whether a button is in enabled state or disabled state
- aaerc. 122. Using isEditable( ) command to verify whether the Text Box field is enabled or disabled
- aaes. 123. Using select command to select a list item from the drop down field
- aaet. 124. Using addSelection command to select multiple items from the multi-selection box
- aaeu. 125. Using removeSelection command to deselect selected items from the multi-selection box
- aaev. 126. Using removeAllSelections command to deselect every selected item from the multi-selection box
- aaew. 127. Using type command to browse a file
- aaex. 128. Using click command for clicking a button
- aaey. 129. Using click command for clicking a link
- aaez. 130. Using getValue method with text box field
- aafa. 131. Using getValue method with Password field
- aafb. 132. Using getValue method with Text Area field
- aafc. 133. Using getValue method with drop down field
- aafd. 134. Using isSomethingSelected command with drop down field
- aafe. 135. Using isSomethingSelected command with multi-select field
- aaff. 136. Using getSelectedValue command with drop down field
- aafg. 137. Using getSelectedId command with drop down field
- aafh. 138. Using getSelectedIndex command with drop down field
- aafi. 139. Using getSelectedLabel command with drop down field
- aafj. 140. Using getTitle Method
- aafk. 141. Using getText command
- aafl. 142. Using isTextPresent command
- aafm. 143. Using isElementPresent command
- aafn. 144. Using getXpathCount command
- aafo. 145. Using getBodyText command
- aafp. 146. Using getHTMLSource command
- aafq. 147. Using goBack command
- aafr. 148. Using highlight command
- aafs. 149. Introduction to Ant build tool
- aaft. 150. Installing Ant Tool
- aafu. 151. Introduction to TestNG
- aafv. 152. Installing TestNG in Eclipse IDE
- aafw. 153. Using TestNG Annotations in Selenium RC code
- aafx. 154. Non-Refactored Selenium Automation Code using TestNG framework
- aafy. 155. Only one test should be written inside a single test method
- aafz. 156. Using BeforeClass and AfterClass TestNG Annotations
- aaga. 157. Creating testng.xml configuration file and Running it using TestNG
- aagb. 158. Understanding the usage of verbose attribute in testng configuration file
- aagc. 159. Parameterization of test data
- aagd. 160. Parameterization with testng configuration file
- aage. 161. Create Properties text file
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