Implementation of Selenium with JUNIT and Test -Ng

Software testing is complex and time consuming. One way to reduce the effort associated with testin g is to generate test data automatically. Testing is very important part of software development. Quality is not an absolute term; it is value to some person. W ith that in mind, testing can never completely establis h the correctness of arbitrary computer software test ing furnishes a criticism or comparison that compares t he state and behavior of the product against a specification. Software testing process can produce several artifacts. So, we proposed a model to impro ve quality and correctness and also we reduce the software testing time. In this paper we will implement selenium with different frameworks i.e. junit and testng. Keyword:-Selenium, SeleniumRC, Junit, TestNG.

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