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Selenium can handle Windows based pop up. There may be scenarios where a web page opens more than one window after performing some actions on it. The child windows that get opened may be a pop up containing some information or advertisement.Selenium uses the getWindowHandles () and getWindowHandle () methods to work with child windows. The getWindowHandles () method contains all the window handle ids of the opened windows. The window id handles are held in the form of Set data structure [containing data type as String].The getWindowHandle () method is used to store the window handle id of the ... Read More

The differences between selenium IDE, RC & Webdriver are listed below :FunctionalitiesSelenium IDESelenium RCSelenium WebdriverRecord and playbackIt has the record and playback feature.It does not have a record and playback.It does not have a record and playback.ServerIt requires no server to start execution of test cases.It requires the server to start execution of test cases.It requires no server to start execution of test cases.BrowserIt can be used for testing only in Firefox.It can be used for testing in the majority of browsers.It can be used for testing in the majority of browsers including in headless mode.Object OrientedIt is based on ... Read More

Both Testing and Debugging are important steps during and after the development of any software or application developed in any programming language. On the basis of their features and methods of practice, we can distinguish between Testing and Debugging. Read this article to learn more about Testing and Debugging and how they are different from each other. What is Testing? Testing is a process to check if a software application is working properly or not. The primary goal of testing is to find the errors and bugs in an application. The person who performs the testing is known as ... Read More

Testing is the most important stage in the process of delivery of any application or software, as it not only validates the quality of an application but also provides an opportunity to the developer to improve its product. Every application is developed as per the requirements of a customer/client. So, on the basis of testing the functionality of an application based on these requirements and testing the usability and performance, we can distinguish between Functional and Non-functional Testing. Read this article to learn more about functional and non-functional testing and how they are different from each other. What is Functional ... Read More

The most basic difference between the waterfall model and the RAD model is that the waterfall model is a linearly-sequential life cycle model of software development in which software testing is done after the completion of all coding phases. On the other hand, RAD (Rapid Application Development) is an incremental model of software development. Read through this article to find out more about the waterfall model and the RAD model and how they are different from each other. What is Waterfall Model? Waterfall Model is the classical model of software development where each phase of software development is completed in ... Read More

Performance testing is a type of testing that is performed for verifying the performance of a system and to monitor the behavior of the system under stress. It tells about the reliability, stability, response time, and scalability of a system. On the other hand, load testing is primarily aimed for identifying the behavior of a system under the expected load. Read this article to learn more about performance testing and load testing and how they are different from each other. What is Performance Testing? Performance testing is performed over the software to test its performance under a particular workload for ... Read More

Testing is an important stage in the process of delivery of any software product. It not only validates the quality of a software product but also provides an opportunity to the developer to improve its product. There are various types of software testing which are carried out to test different aspects of a software product. In this article, we will concentrate our focus on Performance Testing and Stress Testing. The most basic difference between these two types of testing is that performance testing is performed to check the performance of a software, website, network, etc. for different load conditions, while ... Read More

A mobile device has become a very important device in today’s technology-enabled world. Hence, it becomes really important to have a device which is dependable and robust, which has been correctly tested. Mobile Testing is a process of testing the quality of the mobile devices. The testing will be conducted on both software and hardware, including the mobile apps. For testing a mobile, we include various parts of a mobile, like hardware, software, apps, widgets, User Interface, and properties.They are different Mobile Operating systems which are available in the market. Some of the major systems being used are Android, IOS, ... Read More

To connect with your customers, the best medium in today’s era is through your website or web applications. A website attracts its users with the look and the feel it has, the comfort in accessing various sections and how fast you can get the required information from them.Usability testing helps in ensuring whether the website is usable or not, which includes the design, efficiency, and satisfaction in accessing the website. The main intention behind performing a usability test is to help the user in accessing web pages with comfort and ease. The users often show their comfort with the website ... Read More

Jenkins is a powerful application that allows continuous integration and continuous delivery of projects, regardless of the platform you are working on. It is a free source that can handle any kind of build or continuous integration. You can integrate Jenkins with a number of testing and deployment technologies. This article explains about- “How to install Jenkins on Ubuntu”To add Jenkins PPA on Ubuntu, use the following command –$ wget -q -O - https://pkg.jenkins.io/debian/jenkins-ci.org.key | sudo apt-key add - $ sudo sh -c 'echo deb http://pkg.jenkins.io/debian-stable binary/ > /etc/apt/sources.list.d/jenkins.list'Now update the packages, use the following command –$ sudo apt-get updateTo ... Read More