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javaseleniumselenium-webdrivertestng
Anandh R
Anandh R

Reputation: 109

Clarify my doubts in testNG annotation

**Class 1:**                                   **Class 2:**

@BeforeTest                                    @Test
public void browserSetup(){                    public void testCase2(){
   ...                                            ...
}                                              }

@Test                                          @Test
public void testCase1(){                       public void testCase3(){
   ...                                               ...
}                                              }

@AfterMethod
public void tearDown(){
   ...
}

In this two class is my selenium java code structure. Here class 1 execute browserSetup, testcase 1 and tearDown. Here my doubt is how to execute "tearDown" method, after class 2 methods.

I want to run this program like below, 1. browserSetup 2. testCase1 3. tearDown 4. testCase2 5. tearDown 6. testCase3 7. tearDown

Any solution for this?

Upvotes: 0

Views: 97

Answers (2)

juherr
juherr

Reputation: 5740

You can use inheritance for that:

Mother class:

@BeforeTest                                 
public void browserSetup(){                
   ...                                        
}   

@AfterMethod
public void tearDown(){
   ...
}

Class 1: 

@Test                                         
public void testCase1(){                 
   ...                                      
}

Class 2:

@Test
public void testCase2(){
   ...                                            
}                                              

@Test                                       
public void testCase3(){
   ...                                           
}

Upvotes: 0

anshul Gupta
anshul Gupta

Reputation: 1270

If you are asking how to associate a particular teardown method to a particular @Test method, there is no need for annotations: Simply call it at the end of your test method in a finally:

@Test
public void someTest() {
    try {
        // test something
    } finally {
        someParticularTearDown();
    }
}

Upvotes: 1

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