SQA PUGC Mrs.

Sajiya Tariq

Software Quality Assurance

Session: 2017-2019
(MSc.IT 4th Semester - Afternoon)
Submitted to:
“Ms. Sajiya Tariq”
Submitted by:
Muneeba MT17110

Nida Zia MT17118

Shiba Ansari MT17139

Sasha Khawar MT17152

GROUP # 6

Date: 25th August, 2019

Department of Information Technology, University of

the Punjab, Gujranwala Campus

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Contents
Tool Overview ........................................................................................................................................................ 3
Individual Task........................................................................................................................................................ 4
Individual Task........................................................................................................................................................ 6
Individual Task........................................................................................................................................................ 8
Individual Task........................................................................................................................................................ 9
Status Report ....................................................................................................................................................... 11

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Group # 6

Selenium Tool

Tool Overview (Less than 150 words)

Selenium is a set of tools and libraries that automates web browser action. Selenium is not just a single
tool but a suite of software's, each catering to different testing needs of an organization. Selenium is
free, open source, used for functional testing, regression testing and known for reliable performance
and execution speed. It also allows you to run tests in parallel, unlike in other testing tools where you
are only allowed to run tests sequentially. It supports multiple programming languages, operating
systems and browsers. Selenium IDE, RC, grid and Web Driver are four basic components of selenium.
Selenium RC and Web Driver was merged to form Selenium 2. Selenium is flexible and extensible. In
short, selenium is the best tool for testing web application.

Pros

1. It is free and open source tool.

2. It is easy to setup and use.
3. It supports multiple programming languages.
4. It supports various operating systems and browsers.
5. It supports parallel test execution.
6. It provides support for framework (TestNG, JUnit & NUnit).
7. It uses less Hardware resources.
8. It provides record and play back facility.

Cons

1. It has limited Support for image testing.

2. It supports only web applications
3. It takes more time to create test scripts.
4. It has no Reporting facility
5. It has no test management facilities
6. It doesn’t provide any reliable technical support.
7. It doesn’t support test and result sharing in anything but a manual way.
8. Selenium has technical issues with browsers other than Firefox. Few features are only applied
on Firefox browser.
9. Selenium is not a complete, comprehensive solution to fully automating the testing of web
applications. It requires third-party frameworks, language bindings and so on to be truly
effective.

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Individual Task
Group#: 6
Member Name/Roll #: Muneeba Arshad (MT17110)
Project Manager: Nida Zia
Submission Date: 30 August, 2019
Subject: SQA

Tool’s Area/ Module Name: TestNG Report Generation in Selenium WebDriver

Analysis of the Modules:

1. Selenium web driver is used for automating the web-application, but it won’t generate any
reports.
2. The TestNG in selenium web driver will generate the default report.
3. TestNG library provides a very handy reporting features. After execution, testing will generate a
test-output folder at the root of the project.
4. Index.html is a type of TestNG reports and this is complete report of current execution which
contains like error, groups, time, reporter logs, TestNG XML files.
5. Emailable-report.html is the summarize report of the current test execution which contains test
case message in green(for pass test cases) and red (for failed test cases) highlight.
6. After running the selected TestNG suite and refresh the project open the test-output folder we
can see the emailable report.
7. Reporter class is also used to store the object properties file like system generated logs as well
as user generated logs. It is a simplest way to store log information in testing.
8. In test-output folder open the index.html now you can see the test case execution like report
output or time of execution etc.
9. For implementing a reporting class log method, the class has to implement an
org.TestNG.IReporter interface.
10. The log method is used to store log information that is written inside the program. By looking at
the log information, you will easily come to know where exactly the execution of the program is
stopped.
11. TestNG reporting is quite handy but still, sometimes we need some less data in reports or want
to display reports or want to display reports in some other format like pdf, excel etc. or want to
change report’s layout.
12. ITestListener Interface is used to customize real time report. If we are executing the bunch of
test cases in a TestNG suite and we want to get the report of each test case.
13. Firstly create a class and implement method iTestListener in it. Create test method and add class
as a listener in the Test Method Class.
14. After each test case we need to implement ITestListener interface. This will override on Test
Failure, on Test Start, on Test Skipped method to send the correct status of the current test case.

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15. IReporter Interface is used to customize final test report generated by TestNG, we need to
implement IReporter Interface.
16. IReporter interface has only one method to implement generate report. This method has all
information of a complete test execution in the List<ISuite>, and we can generate the report
using it.
17. To create pdf report we need a Java API IText. There is another custom listener class which is
actually implementing this IText jar and creating pdf report for us.
18. After creating pdf report we wll use the annotation @AfterSuite to send email of the PDF report.
We will be sending email using Gmail.
19. To enable Email, need to import many library files mail.jar, pop3.jar smptp.jar etc. before run
the code do enter the email and password.
20. Taking the screenshot, in selenium web driver, we need to type cast web driver to
TakeScreenShot interface in case of occurring any error.

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Individual Task
Group#: 6
Member Name/Roll #: Nida Zia (MT17118)
Project Manager: Nida Zia
Submission Date: 30 August, 2019
Subject: SQA

Tool’s Area/ Module Name: Debugging in Selenium WebDriver

Analysis of the Modules:

1. Debugging will help us to run the program in interaction mode.

2. In debug mode we can check the source code, variable during execution and the flow of
execution.
3. Debug will help to find the dead code which never gets execute.

Debugging Steps:

4. The First step is to set break points in our source code.

5. Right-click at any line and select the first option – ‘Toggle Breakpoint’. Alternatively we can
double-click on this position and generate the break point.
6. Breakpoints are used to check the execution of our code. Whenever we implement
a breakpoint in our code, the execution will stop right there.
7. The second step is to run program in debug mode. To debug application, select a Java file which
can be executed, right-click on it and select Debug As → Java Application.
8. After that a dialog box “Confirm Perspective Switch” will open. Select the checkbox-‘Remember
by decision’ and click on ‘Yes’ button.
9. When The Debug perspective opens, it has three tabs Variables, Breakpoints, Expressions.
10. If any tab is not showing, we can open it by clicking on window button on the task bar. Click on
show view button and after that select any tab which you want to see.
Window>view button> Variables / Breakpoints / Expressions.
11. The Variables View displays information about the variables associated with the stack frame
selected in the Debug View. When debugging a Java program, variables can be selected to have
more detailed information be displayed in the Detail Pane.
12. In debug perspective we can not only see the values of variables but it also allows us to change
the values in particular program.
13. Once we change the variable’s value, then whole variable highlighted and eclipse shows a small
kind of popup which shows us variable value.
14. We can also see variables values by right clicking on the variables a popup appears and shows
the values.

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15. Entries in the Expressions View can be selected to have more detailed information be displayed
in the Detail Pane. When debugging a Java program, data that contains variables can be
expanded to show the variables and the fields the variables contain.
16. The Breakpoints View lists all the breakpoints we currently have set in our workspace. We can
double-click a breakpoint to display its location in the editor. We can also enable or disable
breakpoints, delete them and add new ones.
17. Eclipse provides buttons in the toolbar for controlling the execution of the program we are
debugging. We can use the F5, F6, F7 and F8 key to step through our coding.
18. F5 (Step into): Executes the currently selected line and goes to the next line in your program. If
the selected line is a method call the debugger steps into the associate code.
19. F6 (Step over): It executes a method without step into the debugger.
20. F7 (Step Return): steps out the caller of the currently executed method. This finishes the
execution of the current method and returns to the caller of this method.
21. F8 (Resume): tells the Eclipse debugger to resume the execution of the program code until it
reaches the next breakpoint.
22. To deactivate a breakpoint, remove the corresponding checkbox in the Breakpoints view. To
delete it you can use the corresponding buttons in the view toolbar.
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Individual Task
Group#: 6
Member Name/Roll #: Shiba Ansari (MT17139)
Project Manager: Nida Zia
Submission Date: 30 August, 2019
Subject: SQA

Tool’s Area/ Module Name: XSLT Reports in Selenium WebDriver

Analysis of the Modules:

1. XSLT provide more user friendly UI.

2. XSLT transfer XML documents into other XML documents (XHTML).
3. Customize output file possible with XSLT.
4. Help in interpret results quickly.
5. All browser support XSLT.
6. XSLT report shows passed, failed and skipped test ratio.
7. Report is easy to understand.
8. Result can also be filter.
9. XSLT enhance theTestng reports features.
10. XSLT report is efficient than Testng reports.
11. XSLT reporting save time than default Testng report
12. User can conveniently generate XSLT reports
13. Helpful in making decisions
14. XSLT reports reliable for big projects
15. XSLT reports assist QA person or developer in debugging their test scripts.
16. XSLT reports reflects overall execution status of each suit
17. XSLT reports are simple
18. It perform complex styling operations(table of content and indexes)
19. XSLT reports depends on Testng XSL
20. XSLT reports using Testng xslt through Ant

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Individual Task
Group#: 6
Member Name/Roll #: Sasha Khawar (MT17152)
Project Manager: Nida Zia
Submission Date: 30 August, 2019
Subject: SQA

Tool’s Area/ Module Name: Database testing using Selenium WebDriver

Analysis of the Modules:

1. A database management system (DBMS) is a software used to store and manage data. It
guarantees the quality, durability, and confidentiality of information. The most popular type of
DBMS are Relational DBMS. Here the database consist of a structured set of tables and each row
of a table is a record.
2. Structured Query Language (SQL) is the standard language for data manipulation in a DBMS. In
simple words it’s used to talk to the data in a DBMS.
3. For database testing using selenium verification you need to use the MySQL JDBC (Java
Database Connecting).The JDBC is the SQL level API that allows you to execute SQL statements.
4. The JDBC also responsible for the connection between the java programming language and
database. Selenium Web Driver for tests database has not library itself. The JDBC API provides
the classes and interface.
5. Some classes and interface are
o Driver Manager
o Driver
o Connection
o Statement
o Result set
o SQL Exception
6. In order to test your database using selenium you need to observe some steps first of all make a
connection to the database.
7. For built a connection you need to load a driver which helps to connect with database:
Class. for Name(“con.mysql.jdbc.Driver”);
8. The driver loaded by System.out.printIn(“Driver Loaded”);
9. Now make the connection with database for the testing the sytax which is used for connection
with JDBC DriverManager.get connection(URL“userrid”,“password”)for connection you should
give the URL set a password and a username.
10. In this connection the userrid is the “username configured” in database Password of the
configured user. URL is of format (Jdbc:<dbtype>:?//ipaddress:port number/database name )
11. The <dbtype> is driver for the database you are trying to connect. For testing the database the
connection must build correctly.

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Connectioncon=DriverManager.getConnection (“jdbc:mysql://hostname:
portnumber/dbname”,“username”,“password”);
Now the connection is built
System.out printIn(“connection to mySQL database”);
12. After creating the connection with database you need to execute the queries for the database
testing by using the selenium
13. You can use the statements object to send the queries
Statement stmt=con.create statement ();
14. We use the JSQL package by this we can execute any queries you want
15. Once the statement object is created use the executeQuery method to execute the SQL Queries.
Stmt. executeQuery(Select * from username);
16. And good thing about java it give you the description of every method what exactly it’s done.
After execute the query we need the result.
17. Result Set has the records whatever the record is present or you have in MySQL command.
18. Now here we need to fetch the data from database from rows and columns. Sometime we need
to delete, update, and the record it totally depend which kind of query you are executing.
For selecting the data for testing you write
ResultSet rs=stmt.executeQuery(“Select * from selenium username”);
19. Once you execute this query everything you get in (r.s) by default it focus on the first record. For
testing the result of the database by using selenium webdriver we write
(rs.next())
{rs.getString(“”)
System.out.printIn(“”)}

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Status Report
Group#: 6
Project Name: Selenium Tool
Project Manager: Nida Zia
Report Date: 30 August, 2019
Subject: SQA

Task Assigned Member(s) Assigned Task Remaining

Completed by Completion %
Member %

TestNG Report Muneeba Arshad 100% ------

Debugging Nida Zia 100% ------

XSLT Reports Shiba Ansari 100% ------

Database Testing Sasha Khawar 100% ------

Total Four Member 100% ------

Project manager: NIDA ZIA Supervised by: Mrs. Sajiya Tariq

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