TestNG Tutorial Advanced Topics -

Part 5
Tutorial Agenda
1> Exclude-Include:- TestNG
provides the feature of
enabling and disabling
the test cases. We can
disable a set of test
cases from getting
executed. 
For example, we have
scenario where a
serious bug occurs in a
feature due to certain
tests, so we need
to disable the test
cases from being
executed.
You can disable or exclude the test
cases by using the enable attribute
to the @Test annotation and assign
False value to the enable attribute.
Syntax: @Test(enabled=false)
We can achieve this thing in two way
as below:
1> We can add value in the @Test
annotation as below:
Example:
Result:
2> We can add Exclude tag into
the testng.xml file:
Example:
Result:

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2>
DependsOnMethods: dependsOnMe
thods attribute on a test method
[test1 e.g.] specifies all the test
methods [test2, test3,..] this test
method depends on. 
It means test1 will start execution
only after all the tests it depends on
executed successfully. 
If any of the tests specified via
dependsOnMethods attribute failed,
then test1 will be skipped.
alwaysRun attribute on a test
method to true forces the execution
of this test even if the tests it
depends on were failed.
Example: In below class we have
four test method and last two
depends on first two method.
1> testAdd(): Everything is fine with
code, This will PASS
2> testDivide(): Intentionally we
given wrong logic to divide number
by 0, hence this will FAIL.
3> testProcessRealNumbers(): This
method depends on both above
methods to pass.
dependsOnMethods={"testAdd",
"testDivide"}
So this will get SKIPPED as second
method going to FAIL.
4> testProcessEvenNumbers(): This
method again depends on both
above methods to pass, also we have
added ALWAYS RUN as True means
this will pass the test method even
one of the method from dependsOn
is fail.
Sample Code:

Result as described
above:
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3> TestNG Listeners: 
TestNG provides
the @Listeners annotation which
listens to every event that occurs in
a selenium code. 
Listeners are activated either before
the test or after the test case. 
It is an interface that modifies the
TestNG behavior. For example,
when you are running a test case
either through selenium or appium
and suddenly a test case fails. 
We need a screenshot of the test
case that has been failed, to achieve
such scenario, TestNG provides a
mechanism, i.e., Listeners. When
the test case failure occurs, then it is
redirected to the new block written
for the screenshot.
Listeners are implemented by
the ITestListener interface. 
An ITestListener interface has the
following methods:
Below is the description of all
listeners methods:
onTestStart(): An onTestStart() is
invoked only when any test method
gets started.
onTestSuccess(): Method is
executed on the success of a test
method.
onTestFailure(): Method is invoked
when test method fails.
onTestSkipped(): Method run only
when any test method has been
skipped.
onTestFailedButWithinSuccessPerc
entage():Method is invoked each
time when the test method fails but
within success percentage.
onStart(): Method is executed on the
start of any test method.
onFinish(): Method is invoked when
any test case finishes its execution.
Let's Implement this:
First, We need to create one
Listener class which contains all
methods definition and print line
information.
Sample Definition should be as
below:
Below is the definition of all method
on above class.

Now, Create actual test case which

contains TEST method here.
Need to call that listener as shown
below:
@Listeners(All_Practicals.Listerner
_ITestListener.class)

Once you run the test then it will

add some extra line into the log as
below.

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~~~~ Other TestNG Related Tutorial
Links~~~~

TestNG Tutorial - Introduction Part

TestNG Tutorial Advanced Topics -

Part 1 (Configuration of TestNG)

TestNG Tutorial Advanced Topics -

Part 2 (TestNG.XML File)

TestNG Tutorial Advanced Topics -

Part 3 (Priority, Groups, Parallel
Mode, invocationCount,
ThreadPool)

TestNG Tutorial Advanced Topics -

Part 4 (Parameterization, Data
Provider)

TestNG Tutorial Advanced Topics -

Part 5
(Exclude,Listeners,DependsOnMeth
od)
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