12. Selenium Class and its Predefined Methods

As we've already come across the following two statements:

Statement1:

Selenium object1 = new DefaultSelenium("localhost", 4444, "*firefox", "http://www.selenium143.blogspot.com");

Statement2:

object1.open( );

What was actually happening:

1. We have created an object for 'Selenium' class and we called it as 'object1'
2. When we type object1 followed by a dot (i.e.) the Eclipse IDE has provided us with a lot of commands as shown below:



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  • aaaa. 1. Introduction to Selenium RC (alias - Selenium 1)
  • aaab. 2. Downloading the Selenium RC 1.0.3 and Selenium Standalone Server
  • aaac. 3. Configure Projects in Eclipse IDE to work with Selenium RC
  • aaad. 4. Configure Run Setup and Start the Selenium Standalone Server from Eclipse IDE
  • aaae. 5. Create a JUnit Selenium RC Test using Selenium IDE and Run in Eclipse IDE
  • aaaf. 6. Ensure Standalone server is running and Compatible Firefox Browser is installed
  • aaag. 7. Run the Created Selenium RC Test
  • aaah. 8. JUnit Annotations
  • aaai. 9. Eclipse IDE automatically adds package name into the newly created Java Class
  • aaaj. 10. Writing Selenium RC Test on our own
  • aaak. 11. Implementing JUnit Annotations
  • aaal. 12. Selenium Class and its Predefined Methods

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