Selenium Automation with Java

Job Description : We are seeking an experienced Automation Test Engineer with a strong background in C# .Net, Selenium, API Testing, and Azure DevOps. The ideal candidate will have hands-on experience in designing, developing, and executing automated tests for software applications. Cloud exposure is a plus. Key Skills: 1. C# .Net: Proficient in C# programming language and .Net framework (mandatory) 2. Selenium: Experienced in automation testing using Selenium WebDriver 3. API Testing: Knowledge of API testing principles and experience with API testing tools 4. Cloud Exposure: Familiarity with cloud-based technologies (e.g., Azure, AWS, Google Cloud) 5. Azure DevOps: Experience with Azure DevOps tools, including test management and automation 6. Unit Testing: Knowledge of unit testing principles and experience with unit testing frameworks (e.g., NUnit, xUnit) Click the link below to for the Questions:

Introduction Hello and Welcome To Selenium 4 Beginners. We are going to discuss How The Selenium Architecture Works For Automation. In this lesson, I will show you a diagram of the Selenium Architecture, demo the Selenium Architecture Components, then Recap the Selenium Architecture. The Architecture of Selenium WebDriver is mainly about communication between the client and server. There are 4 components that make up the architecture. The 1st component is Selenium Client and WebDriver Language Bindings. Next, is the JSON Wire Protocol. Third, we have the Browser Drivers, and fourth are the Web Browsers. Selenium Architecture Diagram Selenium Client & WebDriver Language Bindings The 1st component has 2 parts. Selenium Client is 1 part and WebDriver Language Bindings is another part. Selenium Client is responsible for sending out a request to perform a command. The WebDriver Language Bindings is a code library designed to drive actions on a web browser. A good way to thi...