Selenide Integrations

Selenium automates browsers. That's all there is to it! It's up to you what you do with this power. It is primarily used to automate web applications for testing purposes. However, it is not limited to that. Boring web-based administration tasks are also possible (and should) be automated. Selenium WebDriver is a collection language-specific bindings that allows you to drive a browser the way it was intended to be driven. It will allow you to create robust browser-based regression automation suites, tests, scale, and distribute scripts across multiple environments. Selenium WebDriver is a Chrome and Firefox addon that allows you to quickly create bug reproduction scripts or scripts to assist in automated exploratory testing. It will record and playback all interactions with the browser. You can scale by running tests on multiple machines and managing multiple environments from one central point.

The Java™, Programming Language is a general purpose, concurrent, strongly typed and class-based object-oriented programming language. It is usually compiled according to the Java Virtual Machine Specification's bytecode instruction set. All source code in the Java programming language is first written in plain text files that end with the.java extension. The javac compiler compiles these source files into.class files. A.class file doesn't contain native code for your processor. Instead, it contains bytecodes (the machine language of the Java Virtual Machine1 [Java VM]). The java launcher tool will then run your application with an instance Java Virtual Machine.

Selenium WebDriver runs a browser natively. It does this in the same way as a real user, locally or remotely. WebDriver is easy to use. It is a compact and concise programming interface. WebDriver is easy to use with all major browsers. Automate real user interactions in Firefox and Safari, Edge, Chrome and Internet Explorer. Selenium WebDriver is both the language bindings as well as the implementations of each browser controlling code. This is often referred to simply as WebDriver. The W3C is an international organization that develops Web standards. WebDriver was a W3C recommendation in June 2018. Major browser vendors, including Microsoft, Google, Apple, and Microsoft, support WebDriver. They work continuously to improve browsers and browser controlling codes, which results in a more consistent behavior across browsers, which makes automation scripts more stable.