Selenium can be used to automatically test websites in WebEx11. It allows tests to be collected corresponding to use cases, run repetitively, and results compared for regression testing. Selenium IDE, RC, and WebDriver each allow running local tests in different ways, with WebDriver making direct calls to browsers. A demo is provided to sign in, schedule a meeting, check it exists in the feed, cancel it, and check it no longer exists in the feed.

1. Automatically test in WebEx11
Using Selenium

4. Goals
• Collect tests that correspond with use cases
• Run these tests automatically, repetitively
• Regression testing
• Compare results

5. Selenium overview
• Local tests using IDE
• Local tests using RC(Remote Control )
• Local test using WebDriver

6. Selenium IDE

7. Selenium IDE

8. Selenium IDE

9. Selenium RC
Selenium RC comes in two parts.
• A server which automatically launches and
kills browsers, and acts as a HTTP proxy for
web requests from them.
• Client libraries for your favorite computer
language.

10. Selenium RC

11. Selenium RC

12. Selenium WebDriver
• Selenium WebDriver makes direct calls to the
browser using each browser’s native support
for automation. How these direct calls are
made, and the features they support depends
on the browser you are using.

13. Selenium WebDriver

14. Selenium WebDriver
• Tip 1: How to disable cookie of Firefox

15. Selenium WebDriver
• Tip 2: How to disable javascript of Firefox

16. Selenium WebDriver
• Tip 3: How to set up multiple WebDrivers

17. Selenium WebDriver
Demo
• 1. Sign in WebEx11
• 2. Schedule a meeting
• 3. Check this meeting existing in Feed
• 4. Cancel the meeting
• 4. Check the meeting not existing in Feed
Selenium_WebEx11.wrf

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