Dont know why my tests are skipped.

[Jerald paul]

Dont know why my tests are skipped.  Am using selenium webdriver automation tool and testng. Before i used junit and all my tests are ran with out a glitch. I came to testng all because of the better reports. But now most of my tests are skipped and doesnt give me a clue where to look. It just simply adds the test in skipped configurations.

I have a base class and i extend this class for all my tests. This base class have the setup and teardown methods. I badly need a stack trace of my skipped configurations/test/whatever u call it.  I personally regret my decision and i have some 150 + test cases. If some helps me to switch back to junit, i will be happy.

thanks
jerald

[Jerald paul]

All of my setup and teardown methods are skipped. I have some 150 tests and 60 test are passed and remaining tests are skipped. I dont know what happed while running this test. if anybody knows how to add a stacktrace info for setup and teardown methods i will be happy and appreciate your help.
thanks
jerald

[Tomek Kaczanowski]

You have numerous ways to monitor what is going on when your tests are
executed. You can check testng-results.xml file, add some
System.out.println in your methods or write custom test listeners. I
would suggest you try to do the first two, and tell us what you see.

And btw. the more details you give, the more precise the answers. :)

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[syed ameen]

My tests are getting skipped when I run the same test in different
browsers. I suspect identifying objects issue but same test is
running some time and getting skipped the other time. Will there be
issue with the webdriver version used? do we have a list of web
drivers that support different versions of browers?

Syed

[Jerald paul]

Now i have added a try catch inside the setup method and added a Assert.fail with error message as 'failed inside setup method' and now testing this. I also have added a printStackTrace and now i will get a clue where my tests are failing. Am i doing this in a right direction?

[Krishnan Mahadevan]

Not sure if you do really require Asserts within configuration methods. I guess that a configuration method would be considered to be a failed by TestNG if it throws any exceptions.

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Krishnan Mahadevan

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On Sat, Nov 19, 2011 at 4:28 PM, Jerald paul <paulj...@gmail.com> wrote:

Now i have added a try catch inside the setup method and added a Assert.fail with error message as 'failed inside setup method' and now testing this. I also have added a printStackTrace and now i will get a clue where my tests are failing. Am i doing this in a right direction?

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[Jerald paul]

So what should i do to find which line of code caused the problem? am using setup method to login to the application.
thnaks
jerald

[Cédric Beust ♔]

If all your tests are skipped, one of your configuration methods might be failing. Do you see any exception? Are you swallowing any exception? (this would explain why you're not seeing anything wrong)

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[Jerald paul]

No am not swallowing any exception. This is my setup method -

@BeforeMethod
    public void setUp() throws Exception
    {
        int waitInSecs = Integer.parseInt(Util.getProperties().getProperty("implicitwait"));
        driver = new FirefoxDriver();
        driver.manage().timeouts().implicitlyWait(waitInSecs, TimeUnit.SECONDS);
        driver.get(Util.getBaseUrl());
    }

And most of my tests(Not all of my tests) are skipped. I wounder why some of my tests are considered for running/executing instead of getting skipped. The report does not have any stack trace/clue to debug.


Thanks & Regards
jerald

[Jerald paul]

Also i dont find any useful info in the column "instance" in the skipped/passed reports.

[Cédric Beust ♔]

I see some potential for your @BeforeMethod to be skipped. What happens when you make it an empty method?

Do you have any other @Before* method? At any rate, we can't help you unless you post a small test case showing the problem, and I bet that while trimming down your test case, you'll find the error yourself. Feel free to post it if you don't.

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[Jerald paul]

Hi,
This is my base class


package selenium.resources.tests;

import java.util.concurrent.TimeUnit;

import org.openqa.selenium.WebDriver;
import org.openqa.selenium.firefox.FirefoxDriver;
import org.testng.annotations.AfterMethod;
import org.testng.annotations.BeforeMethod;

import selenium.util.Util;


public class PMPTestCase
{
    public WebDriver driver;

    /*
     * This method will connect to the browser window
     */

    @BeforeMethod
    public void setUp() throws Exception
    {
        int waitInSecs = Integer.parseInt(Util.getProperties().getProperty("implicitwait"));
        driver = new FirefoxDriver();
        driver.manage().timeouts().implicitlyWait(waitInSecs, TimeUnit.SECONDS);
        driver.get(Util.getBaseUrl());
    }

    @AfterMethod
    public void tearDown() throws Exception
    {
    driver.quit();
    }
}
-------------------------------------------------------------
This is my test class

package selenium.admin.tests;

import org.openqa.selenium.By;
import org.openqa.selenium.support.PageFactory;
import org.testng.Assert;
import org.testng.annotations.BeforeMethod;
import org.testng.annotations.Test;

import selenium.admin.pages.AdminListPage;
import selenium.admin.pages.PasswordPolicyPage;
import selenium.resources.pages.CommonPage;
import selenium.resources.tests.PMPTestCase;
import selenium.util.Util;

public class NonAsciiPasswordPolicy extends PMPTestCase
{
            PasswordPolicyPage page;
            CommonPage cPage;
            AdminListPage aPage;

            @BeforeMethod
            @Override

            public void setUp() throws Exception
            {

                        super.setUp();
                        page = PageFactory.initElements(driver, PasswordPolicyPage.class);
                        cPage = PageFactory.initElements(driver, CommonPage.class);
                        aPage = PageFactory.initElements(driver, AdminListPage.class);
            }

            @Test(description = "Test with extended ascii in password policy name")
            public void TestPasswordPolicy_ExtAsciiForPolicyName() throws Exception
            {
                        // Goto 'Password Policy' page
                        getPasswordPolicyPage();
                        // Enter policy name
                        String name = Util.extAscii + System.currentTimeMillis();
                        page.enterPolicyName(name);
                        // Enter valid valie in min length
                        page.enterMinLength("6");
                        // Enter characters in max length
                        page.enterMaxLength("8");
                        // Click on 'Save' button
                        page.clickSaveBtn(driver);
                        // Check if it is added by searching the list page
                        // Search for the password policy
                        page.searchPP(name, driver);
                        // Get password policy count
                        Util.waitForwebElement(driver, By.cssSelector("img[src$='editicon.gif']"));
                        int uCount2 = driver.findElements(By.cssSelector("img[src$='editicon.gif']")).size();
                        if (uCount2 <= 0)
                        {
                            Assert.fail("Password policy not added sucessfully. Check password policy addition, pp count " + uCount2
                                    + ".Should be atleast one after searching");
                        }
                        //Click on the edit icon
                        page.clickEditIcon();
                        //Get the policy name from the edit page
                        String pName = Util.getSafeString(page.getEditPolicyName().getAttribute("value"));
                //        String pName = Util.getSafeString(page.getEditPolicyName().getAttribute("value"));
                        if(!pName.equals(name))
                        {
                                    Assert.fail("Password policy not added properly. Expected password policy name '"+name+"' but actual value '"+pName+"'");
                        }
            }

            @Test(description = "Test with extended ascii in password policy name")
            public void TestPasswordPolicy_Utf8ForPolicyName() throws Exception
            {
                        // Goto 'Password Policy' page
                        getPasswordPolicyPage();
                        // Enter policy name
                        String name = Util.utf8 + System.currentTimeMillis();
                        page.enterPolicyName(name);
                        // Enter valid valie in min length
                        page.enterMinLength("6");
                        // Enter characters in max length
                        page.enterMaxLength("8");
                        // Click on 'Save' button
                        page.clickSaveBtn(driver);
                        // Check if it is added by searching the list page
                        // Search for the password policy
                        page.searchPP(name, driver);
                        // Get password policy count
                        Util.waitForwebElement(driver, By.cssSelector("img[src$='editicon.gif']"));
                        int uCount2 = driver.findElements(By.cssSelector("img[src$='editicon.gif']")).size();
                        if (uCount2 <= 0)
                        {
                                    Assert.fail("Password policy not added sucessfully. Check password policy addition, pp count " + uCount2
                                            + ".Should be atleast one after searching");
                        }
                        //Click on the edit icon
                        page.clickEditIcon();
                        //Get the policy name from the edit page
                //        String pName = Util.getSafeString(page.getEditPolicyName().getAttribute("value"));
                        String pName = Util.getSafeString(page.getEditPolicyName().getAttribute("value"));
                        if(!pName.equals(name))
                        {
                                    Assert.fail("Password policy not added properly. Expected password policy name '"+name+"' but actual value '"+pName+"'");
                        }
            }

            private void getPasswordPolicyPage() throws Exception
            {
                        //Login to PMP
                        Util.login(driver);
                        // Click on admin tab
                        cPage.clickAdminTabLink(driver);
                        // Click on users link
                        aPage.clickPPSettings(driver);
                        // Click o=n 'Add Policy' btn
                        page.clickAddPolicyBtn();
                        // Check add users page
                        page.checkPasswordPolicyPageElements(driver);
            }
}



As u said i will remove my codes inside the setup methods and try running it. I hope this solution will work for me. Thank you Cédric.

Regards
Jerald

[Cédric Beust ♔]

What I suggested will simply point out that there is a bug in your before method. Inspect the stack trace, you should figure it out right away.

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Regards
Jerald

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