What is custom assertion?

Simply put, custom assertions allow creating assertions specific to our own classes, allowing our tests to better reflect the domain model.

Can we customize TestNG reports?

TestNG has provided an ability to implement ‘IReporter’ an interface which can be implemented to generate a customized report by users. It has ‘generateReport()’ method which will be invoked after all the suite has completed its execution and gives the report into the specified output directory.

How do I add an assertion in TestNG?

Create a java class, say, TestAssertion. java in /work/testng/src. Here we assert the actual and expected result. The preceding test class contains two test methods which will run in separate threads.

What are different types of assertions in TestNG?

There are two types of TestNg Assert:

  • Hard Assert.
  • Soft Assert.

How do I create my own assertions?

  1. Overview of Custom Assertion Creation.
  2. Step 1: Create the Custom Assertion Class.
  3. Step 2: Create the Custom Policy File.
  4. Step 3: Create the policy-config.xml File.
  5. Step 4: Create the JAR File.
  6. Step 5: Update Your CLASSPATH.
  7. Step 6: Import the Custom Policy File.
  8. Step 7: Attach the Custom Policy to a Web Service or Client.

What is the example of assertion?

An example of someone making an assertion is a person who stands up boldly in a meeting with a point in opposition to the presenter, despite having valid evidence to support his statement. An example of an assertion was that of ancient scientists that stated the world was flat.

Which of the following is used to customize TestNG report?

To customize TestNG report we need to implement two interfaces, ITestListener and IReporter. If we need to get a report in between execution, we need ITestListener. For creating a final report after complete execution, we need to implement IReporter.

What is ReportNG?

ReportNG is a simple HTML reporting plug-in for the TestNG unit-testing framework. It is intended as a replacement for the default TestNG HTML report. The default report is comprehensive but is not so easy to understand at-a-glance. ReportNG provides a simple, colour-coded view of the test results.

How do you assert multiple values in testNG?

Selenium doesn’t support any kind of the assertion, you have go with the frameworks ex: testNG , JUnit I can suggest you 2 methods for asserting multiple values using testNG by assuming you have stored multiple values in ArrayList . You may have to change the logic little based on the data structure you are using.

How many types of assertion are there in Selenium?

As mentioned earlier, Hard Asserts (or Assertions) and Soft Asserts are the two major types of asserts in Selenium Java.

What is soft assertion in TestNG?

Soft assert collects all the asserts encountered when running the @Test methods. The assertAll() method is called to throw all the exceptions caught during the process of Selenium test automation execution. Soft Asserts are not included by default in the TestNG framework. You have to include the package org. testng.