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WebDriver.Timeouts
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implicitlyWait(long time,
java.util.concurrent.TimeUnit unit)
Specifies the amount of time the driver should
wait when searching for an element if it is not immediately present.
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WebDriver.Timeouts
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pageLoadTimeout(long time,
java.util.concurrent.TimeUnit unit)
Sets the amount of time to wait for a page load
to complete before throwing an error.
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WebDriver.Timeouts
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setScriptTimeout(long time,
java.util.concurrent.TimeUnit unit)
Sets the amount of time to wait for an
asynchronous script to finish execution before throwing an error.
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Feature: US58858 - User Creation
In order to Creation of User
As a WS Admin
I want to create user
In order to Creation of Course
As a WS Admin
I want to create course(s) as a Empty Course, Container Course, Master Library
and Master Course
Given I am on the Course Creation page
When I clicked the link at top of the page
Then I should see the "Create New Course" popup
When I creted the course as name with prefix
Then It should display successful message "New course created successfully."
Then I should see the created
Examples:
| coursename |
| BDDEC |
| BDDML |
| BDDCC |
| BDDMC |
And I clicked on the Logout link to get logged out from the application
@user
--------------------------------------------------------------
@course
Scenario Outline: Create the new Course using create course link
Given I am on the Course Creation page
When I clicked the link at top of the page
Then I should see the "Create New Course" popup
When I creted the course as name with prefix
Then It should display successful message "New course created successfully."
Then I should see the created
Examples:
| coursename |
| BDDEC |
| BDDML |
| BDDCC |
| BDDMC |
And I clicked on the Logout link to get logged out from the application
Now, let’s write the code for this the way that we normally would. We can see that we have a builderror however. This is because we have two of the exact same When’s. We need to find a way to separate these. We could, and should rewrite this, but as I said earlier, we were told that the way that they were written has to stay exactly as it was. Instead, let’s use the Scope tags to add some context. The way that has worked best for me, is to start separating some of the code into folders, to keep everything organized. We’re going to do this for the Create user and Create Course. Next, we’re going to add a stepdefinition file to each of those folders to help keep our code a little more organized.
Now that we have this setup, let’s write our When methods in their respective step definition files. As a note, you can put any step definitions you want into any class so long as you add the [Binding] tagto the class. Unless you have a need to duplicate code, I recommend only putting the steps that contain scope into these new classes, or at least, that’s what’s worked well for me so far.
namespace Pegasus_SpecFlow
{
[Binding]
public class CreateUserStepDefinitions : Helper
{
[When(@"I click the link at the top of the page")]
public void WhenIClickTheLinkAtTheTopOfThePage()
{
Click(user);
}
}
}
namespace Pegasus_SpecFlow
{
[Binding]
public class CreateCourseStepDefinitions : Helper
{
[When(@"I click the link at the top of the page")]
public void WhenIClickTheLinkAtTheTopOfThePage()
{
Click(course);
}
}
}
Now, we want to add our scope. We can do this at the class level, or the step level. Normally, I would do this at the step level, but, as I was writing this, I learned that you can do this at the class level.
Scoped Binding at the class level
namespace Pegasus_SpecFlow
{
[Binding]
[Scope(Feature="US58858 - User Creation")]
public class CreateUserStepDefinitions : Helper
{
[When(@"I click the link at the top of the page")]
public void WhenIClickTheLinkAtTheTopOfThePage()
{
Click(user);
}
}
}
OR
Scoped Binding at the method, or step level
namespace Pegasus_SpecFlow
{
[Binding]
public class CreateUserStepDefinitions : Helper
{
[When(@"I click the link at the top of the page"),
Scope(Tag="user")]
public void WhenIClickTheLinkAtTheTopOfThePage()
{
Click(user);
}
}
}
I’m pretty certain that our tests should run. After a little bit of debugging, I make sure that my webdriver code works. Then, find a way to make your test fail to ensure that it’s working correctly and you should be good to go.