So im pretty used to Automated integration testing on Rails, however i've been trying to move into learning Node.js and getting used to writing integration tests on that. Im used to using Capybara, so I don't know the bindings for node. Im assuming i'd use the JS one's...however it's a lot more ...

I am running 3 threads parallel by using testng parallel,sometimes one threads is not running and another two threads are running Anyone please say the reason for this

I can only see methods to retrieve the test cases if they are bind with any plan. (getTestCasesForTestPlan). I want to retrieve all the test cases written by the user before its used in a plan. Basically, I want to track the count of test cases, written by, created at, all such data before hand (...

Now in the application that i have to automate, there's a jhtml Area element. This is a sample jhtml area: http://pietschsoft.com/demo/jhtmlarea/. So the jhtml area has two elements for the text you enter. I have tried entering text using the text area tag. But doesn't work out. Any ideas?

Once interviewer asked me how you gonna test the e-commerce site, i tried to explain flow wise and module wise but he looks unhappy.

I am working in appium and My app is a hybrid app it is coded with angular js. I have scenario to automate. A page opens liks select date -> today, tomorrow and pick a date <div class="item item-divider"> <p>Select Date</p> </div> <button class="button button-block ...

I need to find an element that is at the intersection of two elements in the same html. Can I do this using any other API? Eg: There are two tables and I need to find an element which is at the intersection of a column and a row

i am not able to convert webelement to string values. List a=driver.findElements(By.xpath("//*[@id='content']/table/tbody/tr/td[2]")); i want convert above WebElement List to String.

So I am currently researching and comparing test automation tools that would automate tests on the web (as in, testing a web site), and are relatively cheap and simple. One such tool I am looking at is LeapTest. But all I've found review-wise are 2 blogs, where both are short and high-level, an...