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- 2. SELENIUM TUTORIAL Data-driven is a test automation framework which stores test data in a table or spread spreadsheet format. This allows automation engineers to have a single test script which can execute tests for all the test data in the table. In this framework, input values are read from data files and are stored into a variable in test scripts. DDT (Data Driven testing) enables building both positive and negative test cases into a single test. In Data-driven test automation framework, input data can be stored in single or multiple data sources like xls, XML, csv, and databases.
- 3. WHAT IS AUTOMATION FRAMEWORK? A framework is considered to be a combination of set protocols, rules, standards and guidelines that can be incorporated or followed as a whole so as to leverage the benefits of the scaffolding provided by the Framework. An “Automation Framework” is a set of guidelines like coding standards, test- data handling which provide an execution environment for the automation test scripts. The framework provides the user with various benefits that help them to develop, execute and report the automation test scripts efficiently. In other words, a framework is a constructive blend of various guidelines, coding standards, concepts, processes, practices, project hierarchies, modularity, reporting mechanism, test data injections to pillar automation testing. The framework enable a user to follow these guidelines while automating application to take advantages of various productive results such as ease of scripting, scalability, modularity, understandability, process definition, re-usability, cost, maintenance.
- 4. FEATURES OF AUTOMATION FRAMEWORK The various features of Automation Framework can be categorized as below: General features • Re-use of existing code by writing code once and invoking it elsewhere • Consistency of test automation implementation by defining standards • Tool independence by implementing the framework as separate software • Ease of framework installation and maintenance • Ease of upgrading the deployed framework • Supported operating systems and browsers Features related to test design • Simple to learn and use • Common operations already built-in the framework • Minimal changes to the test automation in case the application changes • Integration with version control systems and test management systems