Learn the fundamentals of Apache Jmeter and Selenium and get started as an application tester.
This course includes the fundamental concepts of Jmeter and Selenium such as Automation testing, Recording Tests Using JMeter, Building a Test Plan, and the Selenium IDE
This course will also show you how to each tool is integrated into a single application to achieve the desired results
By the end of this course, participants will be able to accurately test and obtained required data from application projects
Duration
5 days / 40 hours
Level
Beginner to Intermediate
Delivery
100% Online - Instructor Led
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Key Features
- 40 hours of instructor led training
- Fully Online
- Class recording available
- Interactive Learning
- 8 hour Coaching Session
- 100% HRDF SBL-KHAS Claimable!
Pre-Requisites
- Basic Programming Knowledge
- Analytical Mindset
- Willingness to self learn online
- No prior experience is required
- We will start from the very basics
- Committed to complete all tasks
Who Should Join
- Professional switching careers
- Web Developers
- IT Engineers
- Students
- New Programmers
- Anyone interested in Angular
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Course Modules Covered in the Web Application Testing with Apache JMeter and Selenium program
Day 1 - Introduction to JMeter, Designing a basic test plan, Creating your first JMeter test, Introduction to Elements of JMeter Test Plan, Building a Test Plan, Recording Tests Using JMeter, Handling the dynamic server values, Parameterize with test data
Introduction to JMeter
- About JMeter
- Installation & Running
- Introducing the JMeter GUI and its Features
- Configuring JMeter
Designing a basic test plan
- How to identify your testing needs
- Defining the steps of your test
- What is a Test Plan?
- Elements of a Test Plan
- Building a Test Plan
- Executing your Test Plan
Creating your first JMeter test
- Introducing the JMeter GUI
- The basic elements of a JMeter test plan
- Building a functional test with your Internet browser
- Executing your functional test
- Reading the results of your test
Introduction to Elements of JMeter Test Plan
- Thread Group
- Controllers
- Samplers
- Logic Controllers
- Listeners
- Timers
- Assertions
- Configuration Elements
- Pre-Processor and Post-Processor Elements
Building a Test Plan
- Adding and Removing Elements
- Loading and Saving Elements
- Configuring Tree Elements
- Adding Default HTTP Request Properties
- Adding Cookie Support
- Adding HTTP Requests
- Adding Post-Processor for Correlation
- Adding a Listener to View/Store the Test Results
- Saving the Test Plan
- Running the Test Plan
Recording Tests Using JMeter
- Creation of Thread Group
- Adding HTTP Proxy Server
- Configuring HTTP proxy server
- Configuring the browser for recording the test script
- Capturing the test steps using JMeter
Handling the dynamic server values
- Handling User Sessions with URL Rewriting
- Using a Header Manager
- Handling the dynamic server values
- Parameterize the user sessions
Parameterize with test data
- Identifying the test data on AUT
- Open a csv file with JMeter
- Reading the data from CSV files
- Using the parameters in JMeterTests
Day 2 - Adding Assertions to the test script, Building a Monitor Test Plan, Running Multiple Scripts with JMeter, Reporting and Analysing the Results, Best Practices
Adding Assertions to the test script
- Validating the response data related issues
- Validating the response size related issues
- Validating the threshold for the server response times
- Running the tests and analysing the Assertion results
Building a Monitor Test Plan
- Adding Server
- Adding HTTP Requests
- Adding Constant Timer
- Adding a Listener to View/Store the Test Results
- Adding Monitor Results
- Saving and Running the Test Plan
Running Multiple Scripts with JMeter
- Creating multiple test thread groups
- Calling the multiple thread groups from a test plan
- Configuring the threads groups with respective users numbers and ratios
- Running the load test for multiple thread groups from a Single Test
- Analyse the user group specific issues
- Analyse the Test plan specific issues for all user groups
Reporting and Analysing the Results
- Adding the Assertion Results and monitoring
- Configuring and Generating the Distribution Graph
- Configuring and Generating the Graph Full Results
- Generating the Monitor Results
- Saving the data through Simple Data Writer
- Configuring and Generating the Spline Visualizer
- Generating the Aggregate Graph for multi group test
- Generating the Aggregate Report for multi thread group test
- Generating the Summary Report
Best Practices
- Limit the Number of Threads
- Where to Put the Cookie Manager
- Where to Put the Authorization Manager
- Reducing resource requirements
- BeanShell server
Day 3 - Automation Testing, Introduction to Selenium, Selenium Components, Locators of Selenium, Selenium IDE
Automation Testing
- Introduction to Automation
- What is automation testing
- Advantages of Automation Testing
- How to learn any automation tool
- Types of Automation tools
Introduction to Selenium
- What is Selenium
- Use of Selenium
- Features of selenium
- Difference between Selenium and QTP
Selenium Components
- Selenium IDE
- Selenium Core
- Selenium RC
- Selenium Grid
- Selenium 2.0 – Web Driver
Locators of Selenium
- Tools to identify elements and objects
- Firebug
- IE developers tools
- Google chrome developer tools
- Locating elements by ID, Name, Link Text, XPath
Selenium IDE
- Selenium Overview
- Selenium IDE Introduction
- Downloading and Installing Selenium IDE
- Recording and Running a Simple Test
- Selenium IDE – Features
- Installing Useful Tools for Writing Tests
- Selenium Concepts
- Selenium Commands
- Verifying Page Elements – Assertions and Verifications
- Wait Commands
- Object Identification
- Element Locators
- Regular Expression patterns
- Selenium Test Runner
- Using Regular Expressions in Selenium IDE
- Creating Selenium Test Suites
- How to run the recorded script against other browsers
- Why companies are not using recording tools
- Limitations of Selenium IDE
Day 4 - Selenese Selenium Commands, Selenium Core, Selenium RC, Selenium Grid, Selenium – JAVA language
Selenese Selenium Commands
- Verifying Page Elements
- Introduction to Locating Elements
- Locating elements by xPath
- Locating elements by DOM
- Introducing Matching Text Patterns
- Matching Text Patterns – Regular expressions
- The “AndWait” Commands
- Sequence of Evaluation and Flow Control
- Store Commands and Selenium Variables
- Echo – The Selenese Print command
Selenium Core
- Selenium Core Overview
- Installing Selenium Core
- Running Selenium Core Test Suites
Selenium RC
- Installing Selenium RC
- Selenium RC Overview
- Starting and Stopping Selenium Server
- Creating the generic scripts in selenium
- Creating the scripts by using functions
- Selenium Client Libraries
- Browser commands with examples
- Interactive commands with examples
- Information commands with examples
- Validation commands with examples
- How to take data from excel sheets
- Why should we use excel sheets
- How to take data from DB
- Debugging the scripts
- Maintaining the synchronization points
- How to handle Pop-up’s and alert messages
Selenium Grid
- Introduction of selenium Grid
- Installation and setup of Hub and node
- Script changes for Selenium grid execution
- Simple script execution using grid
- Parallel execution using grid
Selenium – JAVA language
- Introduction
- Data Types
- JAVA variables
- Java Modifier
- Comments in JAVA
- Flow Control – Conditional and Looping
- Handling Exceptions and Assertions
- Array Declaration, Construction and Initialization
- Defining, Instantiating and starting Threads
- Class and Object
- Encapsulation
- Inheritance
- Polymorphism
- Inner Classes
- Overloading and Overriding
- String Class
Day 5 - Selenium Webdriver, SeleniumDriver – IDE – JAVA – Junit, How to use TestNG and Junit in Selenium, Introduction to Jenkins
Selenium Webdriver
- Introduction to selenium webdriver
- Advantages of webdriver
- Setting up Eclipse
- Downloading and configuring Webdriver in Eclipse
- Converting Selenium IDE test to programming language (JAVA)
- Detailed discussion about webdriver commands
- Handling different browsers
- Create our own methods in webdriver
- Using RC commands from webdriver project
- Project structure organization
SeleniumDriver – IDE – JAVA – Junit
- Junit Annotations
- Testing Annotations
- Testing Eclipse plugin
- Thread.Sleep
- Exceptions
- Webdriver Interface
How to use TestNG and Junit in Selenium
- Introduction to TestNG
- Why TestNG
- Setting up TestNG
- Working with TestNG
- Advantages of TestNG over Junit
- Exploring TestNG Features
- How to Use TestNG Annotations
- Data Driven Testing TestNG
- TestNG Execution Report
- TestNG Results output folder walkthrough
- TestNG Reporting features
Introduction to Jenkins
- What is Jenkins
- Why it is used ?
- Installation and configuration of Jenkins
- Backups in Jenkins
- What is continuous Integration
- Need and application for continuous Integration
- Plugins in Jenkins
- Setting up a Jenkins Job
- Manage Jenkins Job
Our Training Methodology
Practical Assignments
We provide hands-on assignments that requires practical implementation.
Virtual Coaching Sessions
Online coaching sessions that happen over the phone, via video, or on a web platform.
1 Year Access to LMS
Get access to learning resources upto 1 year of class completion.
Live Project Experience
Hands-on learning and training gives participants the opportunity to experience real world situations.
Online Assessments
Participants can assess reflect on their own learning and their level/skills.
Free Industry Webinars
Stay current on market research trends, learn best practices through our webinar sessions.
Your Instructor
Thayanithy Jegan
CTO & Co-Founder of Thulija Technologies,
Certified Trainer and Consultant
Certified Trainer and Consultant
A seasoned technology professional with over 17 years of industry experience as a software developer, solutions architect and technology consultant for major organizations.
Thayanithy Jegan has trained executives and developers in companies such as Maxis, IFCA, SWIFT, PSDC, DHL, Standard Chartered, Infineon Technologies, Siemens and Bank Negara to name a few to break into various technology stacks and as well as data science, big data, and artificial intelligence.
He has led major projects with clients such as Suruhanjaya Syarikat Malaysia (SSM), MYCOID, Kementerian Kerja Raya, Ministry of Education (MOE), Universiti Malaya, Perfisio Solutions, Kementerian Perdagangan Antarabangsa dan Industri, amongst others. He has also served as a Consultant for MIMOS Berhad, a Research and Development organisation that functions as an advisor to the Malaysian Government on technologies, policies and strategies relating to IT.
Program Key Highlights
40 hours of Remote Online Learning
80 Additional Self Learning Hours
12 Live Hands-on Projects
Certified by International Body
Mentorship with Industry Experts
Designed for Beginners & Professionals
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This training program is suitable for anyone who intends to enter into the field of Software Development. This program is being conducted in Malaysia and can be joined by anyone, anywhere in the world remotely.
Program Fee
RM 3,700.00
One-time fee. One year access to course materials.
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