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Try to use styleId attributes instead of span tags whereever wherever possible.
- save and build mifos.
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A page object encapsulates all the operations or "services" offered by a page in one place, so that if the implementation of the page changes, only the page object needs to be changed and not the tests that use that page. (The apos;Don't Repeat Yourself principle.) This page object concept is documented in more detail here:
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- load an existing data set (or generate a new one as described above)
- record acceptance test operations using Selenium IDE
- if you will validate against a final database state, then dump the final database state (at the end of the operation) and create a new data set using DbUnitDataImportExport as described above
- write the acceptance test java code (such as CollectionSheetEntryTest.defaultAdminUserEntersSingleLoanPayment) which: _ loads an initial database state _ includes transitions to the page objects which map to the pages traversed during the test and any required data entry
- use the acceptance test code (with initially nonexistant nonexistent methods) to generate (via Eclipse) the empty classes and methods that need to be implemented
- using existing page objects as examples and the Selenium IDE generated code, fill in the page object code needed to make the test functional
- test name should be a combitnation combination of words which describes the main purpose of the test
- test should verify that data entered on the create page are displayed properly on the preview page
- while writing the test remember to use appropriate line spacing to make the code easy to read
- it's good practice to add comments in the code which explain what is verified at each step of the test
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Smoke tests can be grouped so all tests wtihin within a single test class are run. However, many times you might only want a subset of tests to be run during the smoke tests, as each test extends the time of each developer's build. To make a single test method run during the smoke group, you need to add the testng groups parameter before your test method. e.g. @Test(groups = "smoke"). Also, when flagging a single test method, the BeforeMethod and AfterMethod in your test class must always be run by adding (alwaysRun = true). See ClientTest.java for an example.
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