Apache HTTP Client is a library that allows us to write HTTP requests. Not only that we can use all the available HTTP methods, but the HTTP Client library can also be used for SSL requests as well as user authentication methods and proxies. In this blog post, you will see how you can create HTTP requests using this library and we will execute each method against the web service. Now let’s try to create GET, POST, PUT and DELETE…
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Organizations today tend to invest a lot of effort and resources in setting an API test automation strategy. Having a well-structured test automation framework allows for a better test regression suite and better quality product, enhancing the test coverage and reducing the manual repetitive test efforts. Since automation testing plays an important role in software testing, companies can determine which tool can suit them the most to achieve the above-mentioned. In this blog post, we are going to focus on…
When transforming your test cases into automation scripts, some general rules should be followed: code compiled and build, tests successfully passed, understandable flows, and smooth test structure. Many of today’s concepts, design patterns, and libraries help in achieving a stable automation test suite. Specifically, API automation testing at all testing levels is always relying on some of the popular libraries that can ease the process of writing scripts and understand the test flows. In this post, we are going to…
Since it’s creation, the JUnit inspired framework is constantly used across multiple projects and organizations. TestNG is a part of many automation testing strategies where different approaches and patterns are used. The open-source framework is not an extension of JUnit, since it is designed to be better than JUnit by eliminating limitations and adding the already existing features from JUnit plus much more features that allow more flexibility when writing a structured test automation framework. To list some of the…
What is assertion? An assertion is a form of validation statement in the programming language which verifies if the given result or outcome is correct and valid. The purpose of using assertions in test automation is to identify if the given outcome of a particular scenario is equal to the actual outcome. In other words, checking the expected vs actual result for a test. If they are not the same then the test would fail with the failure message shown…