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How to handle the error popup on site security certificate is not trusted with chrome selenium python automation

How to handle the error popup on site security certificate is not trusted with chrome selenium python automation

For Chrome, add –ignore-certificate-errors in following code
options = webdriver.ChromeOptions()
options.add_argument(‘–ignore-certificate-errors’)
driver = webdriver.Chrome(chrome_options=options)
driver.get(‘URL’)

For the Internet Explorer, set acceptSslCerts desired capability as true:
capabilities = webdriver.DesiredCapabilities().INTERNETEXPLORER
capabilities[‘acceptSslCerts’] = True
driver = webdriver.Ie(capabilities=capabilities)
driver.get(‘URL’)

For Firefox, set accept_untrusted_certs as true

profile = webdriver.FirefoxProfile()
profile.accept_untrusted_certs = True
driver = webdriver.Firefox(firefox_profile=profile)
driver.get(‘URL’)

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What are the limits in Salesforce

What are the limits in Salesforce

  1. Master detail relationships – 2
  2. Look up relationships – 40
  3. No.of dashboard components – 20
  4. Total Workflow rules per object – 500
  5. Active workflow rules – 50
  6. Approval process – 500
  7. Sharing rules (Criteria and Ownership based) – 300
  8. Sharing rules (Criteria based only) -50
  9. Validation rules – 100
  10. Field tracking – 20 (Additional 20 with chatter)
  11. No. of custom objects – 2000
  12. No. of custom fields – 500
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Nia’s readings

Nia’s readings from Library,

  1. Ms. Leakey Is Freaky! – by Dan Gutman
  2. Ms. Hannah Is Bananas! – by Dan Gutman
  3. Nancy Drew and the Clue Crew- Case of the Sneaky Snowman by Carolyn Keene
  4. Diary of a Wimpy Kid Rodrick Rules by Jeff Kinney
  5. Help your Kids with Computer Coding 
  6. The phantom bully by Jeffrey Brown.
  7. Goosebump series Be careful what you wish for Samantha Byrd
  8. Goosebump series Night of the Living dummy Lindy Powell
  9. Goosebump series Night of the Living dummy Kris Powell
  10. Goosebump series Say Cheese and die Greg Banks
  11. Goosebump series Say Cheese and die Shari Walkar
  12. Goosebump series Be careful what you wish for – Samantha Byrd
  13. Goosebump series Stay out of the basement
  14. Carolines secret message
  15. Coach Hyatt is a Riot ! by Dan Gutman
  16. The Riddle of the Robin
  17. out of this world
  18. Dan Gutman – oh Valendtine we’ve lost our minds
  19. Sarah Mlynowski – whatever after dream on
  20. Sarah Mlynowski – whatever after bad hair day
  21. Lacey Little Mermaid Fairy
  22. Nancy Drew and the Clue Crew
  23. Miss Lazar is Bizarre
  24. Gemma and the Ultimate Standoff
  25. Owl Diaries Eva and Baby Mo
  26. A J’s Rules for school
  27. My first monologue
  28. When the Ghost Dog Howls
  29. Cinderella
  30. Harry Potter series, 8/8 books 
  31. Wings of fire, 13/15 
  32. Percy Jackson series 5/5 

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Salesforce Admin Syllabus

Salesforce Admin Syllabus

  • Types of Objects & Fields
    • Standard Objects (Sample video link below)
    • Custom Objects (Sample video link below)
    • Standard Fields
    • Custom Fields

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8G27oLuUTVA

  • Types of Relationships, Field Dependency
  • Visualforce
  • Custom, Console application
  • Field Accessibility
  • Grant Login Access
  • Calendar, Console Tab
  • Trusted IP Ranges
  • Session Settings
  • Different types of Email templates
    • Text
    • HTML (using Letterhead)
    • Custom (without using Letterhead)
  • Different types of tabs
    • Custom Object Tab
    • Web Tab
    • Visualforce Tab
  • Field History Tracking in Salesforce, Feed Tracking
  • View setup audit trail
  • Organization Wide Default
  • Roles, Role Hierarchy
  • Sharing Rules
  • Profiles
  • Permission Sets
  • Password Policies
  • Developer console
  • Validation Rules
  • Approval process
  • Reports and Dashboards
  • Scheduling reports
  • Report Types
  • Adding dashboards in Home page
  • Chatter, Chatter Desktop
  • Queues
  • Public Groups
  • Assignment Rules, Auto Response Rule
  • Views
  • Domain Registration
  • Workflow rules
    • Email Alert
    • Task
    • Field Update
    • Outbound Message
  • Search Layouts
  • Search Results
    • Lookup Dialogs, Phone Dialogs
    • Accounts Tab
    • Accounts List View
    • Search Filter Fields
  • Page Layout
  • Mini Console View
  • Mini Page Layout
  • Record Types
  • Apex Data loader tool
  • com Explorer tool, Sites
  • Data Management
    • Analytic Snapshots
    • Import Accounts/Contacts, Leads, Solutions, Custom Objects
    • Data Export
    • Storage Usage
    • Mass Transfer Records
    • Mass Delete Records
    • Mass Transfer Approval Requests
    • Mass Update Addresses
    • Data Loader
  • Tags in Salesforce
  • Live Agent
  • Public Solutions
  • Chatter Answers
  • Entitlement Management
  • How to access Salesforce from all IP Ranges – App Exchange application
  • Mass Edit, Delete – App Exchange application
  • Login Hours restriction for Profiles
  • Edit, Delete and Clone Buttons
  • App Exchange, Chat Settings(Chat Window)
  • Email to Case
  • Web-to-Lead
  • Web-to-Case
  • Schema Builder
  • Visualforce page
  • Actions in Salesforce
  • How to expire all the users password in Salesforce?
  • How Salesforce login works?
  • Account, Opportunity and Case teams
  • Manual Sharing
  • Renaming Tab Names and Labels
  • Io, Data.com
  • Merge tool
  • Chatter Approval Request
  • https://success.salesforce.com
  • Opportunity Split
  • Workbench, Work.com
  • Escalation Rules
  • Adding Multiple Users
  • Account Hierarchy
  • Multi-Tenant Architecture
  • Creating Custom Tab Style in Salesforce
  • Historical Trend Reporting
  • Splash Page creation
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QA Automation Interview questions

QA Automation Interview questions

  1. Differentiate final , finally, finalize (Short Ans: final method can’t be overridden, final variable can’t be changed, finally goes with try/catch, finalize is garbage collector)
  2. how to handle exceptions in java (Ans: try catch, throws, etc)
  3. how to use parameters in cucumber/testNG (Ans: scenario outline,tidy gherkin plugin, vs testng.xml-suite,test,class,method;)
  4. compare TestNG and Cucumber BDD (Ans: testng.xml, POM,vs feature file,Junit testrunner,stepDefention, POM)
  5. how to validate flatfiles , db using Java (Ans: input filestream, driver class connection, server name, instance , authentication, sql statement)
  6. how to skip method/test in TestNG, Cucumber BDD (Ans: testng.xml, annotation, cucumber tags on testrunner)
  7. differentiate encapsulation , abstraction
  8. what are interface and explain the methods – webdriver interface, driver object reference, FF/IEdriver class (Since interface can not be instantiated)
  9. write programs – sort array, print number in reverse, print string reverse, etc
  10. how does SSL works , public key-private key, session encryption etc
  11. method overridden vs method overloading (super class methods are overridden by child class when both has same methods, overload – one class has multiple methods with same method name but different parameters)
  12. Selenium automation challenges (ajax – webdriver wait methods, frames switch, alert.accept, multiple windows handlers, pdf in webpage, alert vs modal confuse, dynamic id,name-use xpath contains, etc)
  13. handle dropdown – select class
  14. feature file extension
  15. bufferbuilder usage
  16. what is background, scenarios outline, before/afterhooks vs tags, 
  17. usage of autoit, robotclass, javascript executor, 
  18. Jenkins schedule batch, report generation, 
  19. grid setup, hub and node, run on dos prompt, or use JSON file to configure nodes and run JSON on commandline..then connect in Jenkins 
  20. how to manage Git versions between two teams
  21. What is data structure and use of it test automation
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Nested Java program loops

Nested Java program loops

import java.util.Scanner;

class NestedIfElse {
public static void main(String[] args) {
int marksObtained, passingMarks;
char grade;

passingMarks = 40;

Scanner input = new Scanner(System.in);

System.out.println(“Input marks scored by you”);

marksObtained = input.nextInt();

if (marksObtained >= passingMarks) {

if (marksObtained > 90)
grade = ‘A’;
else if (marksObtained > 75)
grade = ‘B’;
else if (marksObtained > 60)
grade = ‘C’;
else
grade = ‘D’;

System.out.println(“You passed the exam and your grade is ” + grade);
}
else {
grade = ‘F’;
System.out.println(“You failed and your grade is ” + grade);
}
}
}

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If else program in Java

If else program in Java

import java.util.Scanner;

class IfElse {
public static void main(String[] args) {
int marksObtained, passingMarks;

passingMarks = 40;

Scanner input = new Scanner(System.in);

System.out.println(“Input marks scored by you”);

marksObtained = input.nextInt();

if (marksObtained >= passingMarks) {
System.out.println(“You passed the exam.”);
}
else {
System.out.println(“Unfortunately you failed to pass the exam.”);
}
}
}

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Summary of Web services and API testing using UFT

Summary of Web services and API testing using UFT

 

Web services

 
Demand of Web services is already high in the new internet era since applications are built in different technology / databases and connected through internet. So communication between is only possible through a commonly accepted media which are Web services
 
Web services are XML format based services which use media as HTTP to communicate and it is loosely coupled where there no hard binding with client.
 

WSDL

 
WSDL is a document in XML format which describes a web service and defines which transactions are available and data should be structured to send to those transactions.

WSDL (Web services description language) helps client to initiate the correct web service

Webserver client needs WSDL to initiate Web services and Web server providers generates WSDL.
 

UDDI

UDDI is the online directory which has all the WDSL available and all web services client gets that from UDDI.

Web services has two implementations.
1. SOAP

2. REST

SOAP

 
SOAP is the XML based implementation for web service and it has 3 main components which are
a. Envelope – represents root elements
b. Header – stores authentication, routing id for web service transaction.
c. Body – stores all data which are intended to transfer to webservice client.

SOAP uses HTTP as media for transferring data. Format used in XML.

REST

 
REST is more flexible implementation as it uses text format and media other than HTTP as well.
 

API testing using UFT

 
UFT is a software automation tool. Apart from automation test scenarios it supports API testing. Following AP testing are supported.
 

Web service

REST

 
In UFT user can create a new API project by clicking File > New > Test..
Select the  API Test type
Then navigate to tool box in the left
Click on Network once it’s exploded,
Drag HTTP Request to Test flow
Right click and select the properties
Fill the URL, select HTTP method as GET
Also you can configure the checkpoints.