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Creation of Data Driven Framework with Selenium WebDriver Using POI, TestNG And ANT

If you are using selenium webdriver as automation tool to test software web application and wants to create selenium webdriver data driven framework from scratch then follow bellow given steps. It will guide how to create data driven framework in selenium webdriver step by step to test software web application.

 Peoples are using different frameworks like keyword driven framework, data driven framework, hybrid framework and POM with selenium webdriver to test software web application. Which framework to use is depends you software web application type. If you are testing software web application where need to use very large data in automation test process then you can use data driven or hybrid framework.

 Data Driven Framework Introduction

 STEP 1 : Create Workspace And Project For Framework.
STEP 2 : Creating Project Structure For Framework.
STEP 3 : Download Required Jar Files.
STEP 4 : Add jar Files In Project's Build Path.
STEP 5 : Creating Required Class Files
STEP 6 : Add Required .xls Files Of Data
STEP 7 : Add .xls File Reading And Writing Utility In Framework
STEP 8 : Creating Sample Data Reading Test In Framework
STEP 9 : Implementing Data Reading Test In Both Test Suites
STEP 10 : Adding testng.xml file To Run Suites From One Place 
STEP 11 : Add Suite Skip Function In selenium Testing Framework
STEP 12 : Reporting Test Suite Execution Status
STEP 13 : Add Test Case Skip Function In automation framework
STEP 14 : Add Data Skip Function In Framework For Selenium
STEP 15 : Reporting Test Data Result In Excel
STEP 16 : Reporting Test Failure In TestNG Reports
STEP 17 : Reporting Test Cases Results In Excel
STEP 18 : Implement Logging Using Log4j
STEP 19 : ANT - Generate XSLT Reports - Part 1
STEP 20 : ANT - Generate XSLT Reports - Part 2
STEP 21 : Run WebDriver Test From Batch(.bat) File
STEP 22 : Introduce Selenium WebDriver In Framework
STEP 23 : Implement Load Browser Function
STEP 24 : Running Test In Different Browsers
STEP 25 : URL Centralization For Easy Future Maintanance
STEP 26 : Implement Calc Sum Test In DDF
STEP 27 : Create Object Repository For Framework
STEP 28 : Create getElementByXPath Function
STEP 29 : Create Functions For All Other Locator Types
STEP 30 : Implement Calc Tests In All Test Cases
STEP 31 : Capturing Screenshot On Failure Or Pass

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