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Amit Prabhu
Associate Quality Assurance Manager - Cybage Softwares
Amit Prabhu started off as a Quality Assurance Engineer at Cybage and was involved in both manual as well as automated testing.
Prior to joining Cybage he was working as a Quality Control Associate for CashTech Solutions, Pune.
He has an overall Industry experience of 5 years, 3.5 years of which have been in the Software Testing and Quality Assurance Field.
He holds a Masters Degree in Computer Management from the Indian Institute of Cost and Management Research (Indsearch), Pune University.
Chinmay Sathe
Associate Quality Engineer - Cybage Softwares
ABSTRACT: This paper presents an overview of Automation using Selenium, its benefits and its drawbacks. The paper also covers running Selenium scripts for automation, known pitfalls in this process and their solutions along with a case study reference.
INTRODUCTION: There are various tools for automation such as Rational Robot, WinRunner, LoadRunner etc. Selenium is another tool, albeit lesser known, which is open source and has its own benefits. It is a test automation tool for web based applications. It is used for functional testing and can successfully automate large test suites. Selenium uses JavaScript and I-frame to embed a test automation engine in the user’s browser. This technique can work with any JavaScript-enabled browser and the tests run directly in the browser itself. Selenium currently provides client drivers for the scripting languages Python, Ruby, Perl, Java, PHP, C#
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