Data Driven Test Using JUnit

Following steps will guide you how to do data driven tests by using JUnit.

1. Create a Java Project

2. Create a JUnit Test case called "DataDrivenTestUsingJUnit"

3. Add junit and selenium-server jar files to build path

4. Copy the following script and run the test

Figure: Data Driven Test using JUnit

Data Driven Test Using Text file

Following steps will guide you how to do data driven tests by using Text file.

1. Create a Java Project

2. Create a JUnit Test case called "DataDrivenTestUsingTxtfile"

3. Add junit and selenium-server jar files to build path

4. Create a folder called "test-data"

5. Create a text file called test-data.txt" under test-data folder

6. Add followings in test-data.txt file - page design, page updates (one below the other as shown in the following figure)

Figure: Test data in Text file

7. Copy the following code and run the test script

Figure: Data Driven Test Using Text file

Data Driven Test Using Excel file

Following steps will guide you how to do data driven tests by using Excel file.

1. Create a Java Project

2. Create a JUnit Test case called "DataDrivenTestUsingXL"

3. Add junit and selenium-server jar files to build path

4. Create a folder called "test-data"

5. Create a excel file called test-data.xls"

6. Under "Sheet1" add the test data as shown below

Figure: Test data in Excel file

7. Copy the following code into your junit test file and run

Figure: Data driven test using excel file

Data Driven Test Using Properties file

Following steps will guide you how to do data driven tests by using .properties file.

1. Create a Java Project

2. Create a JUnit Test case

3. Add junit and selenium-server jar files to build path

4. Now right click on the source folder and select New ->File

5. Enter File name as "testdata.properties" and "Finish" button

Figure: Creating properties file

6. Now, double click on "testdata.properties" file and enter the following data - Filter_Task=page design,page updates

Figure: Test data in properties file

7. Now copy the below code from the following figure and run your JUnit test case

Figure: Data Driven Test Using Properties File

Reference: http://kirankanumuri.blogspot.com/2010/10/how-to-do-data-driven-testing.html