6/30/2023 0 Comments Testng annotations execution flow![]() annotated method will be run before all tests in this suite have annotated method will be run before any test method belonging to the classes inside the test tag is list of groups that this configuration method will run before. The following are different before and after lifecycle annotations provided by TestNG. TestNG provides five different kinds of Before and After annotation options, each of which can be used depending upon the test requirements. Lifecycle Methods in Parent and Child Classes secondGroupMethodOne() and secondGroupMethodTwo()).Ħ.beforeMethod() and afterMethod() methods executed 4 times as we have 4 test methods in the program (i.e.firstGroupMethodOne(), firstGroupMethodTwo(),secondGroupMethodOne() and secondGroupMethodTwo()).ħ.firstGroupMethodOne(), firstGroupMethodTwo(),secondGroupMethodOne() and secondGroupMethodTwo() methods exeucted only one time as these are the actual test methods to execute in the program. firstGroupMethodOne() and firstGroupMethodTwo()).ĥ.beforeSecondGroup() and afterSecondGroup() methods executed 2 times as this group is used by two test methods (i.e. Now, we will analyze the output in detail:ġ.beforeSuite() and afterSuite() executed only once per the suite.Ģ.beforeTest() and afterTest() methods executed 2 times as the testng.xml suite contains 2 tests as tags.ģ.beforeClass() and afterClass() methods executed only once as we have only one test class to execute.Ĥ.beforeFirstGroup() and afterFirstGroup() methods executed 2 times as this group is used by two test methods(i.e. Output for the above program is : In Before Suite Method Now execute the above script using the testng.xml configuration file. * Test-method which belongs to group void secondGroupMethodTwo() * Test-method which belongs to group void secondGroupMethodOne() * Test-method which belongs to group void firstGroupMethodTwo() * Test-method which belongs to group void firstGroupMethodOne() * After method will be executed after each void afterMethod() * Before method will be executed before each void beforeMethod() * test-method belonging to group void afterSecondGroup() * test-method belonging to group void beforeSecondGroup() * test-method belonging to group void afterFirstGroup() * The following method gets executed after execution of the ![]() ![]() * After group method will be executed after executing any of * test-method belonging to group void beforeFirstGroup() * The following method gets executed before execution of the * the tests belonging to the group as mentioned in the 'groups' * Before group method will be executed before executing any of * any of the test-methods inside a void afterClass() * After Class method will be executed After * any of the test-methods inside a void beforeClass() * Before Class method will be executed before * After Test method will be executed after the last * test-method mentioned in each test inside the 'test' ![]() ![]() * Before Test method will be executed before the first * Though it will execute at void afterSuite() * And the order is not important that this is the second method in the Program. * This is the last method will be executed in this program. * As Before Suite will be executed void beforeSuite() * This is the first method will be executed in this program. The below is the sample program for the execution flow of the different types of annotations and how they will execute: import TestNG will take care of the execution flow according to the annotations which we used in the program. It is your wish where you want to write those in the program. One of the important thing is the order of writing the annotations is not predefined. What should execute what time and which statement or block of code should execute first and which should be last. These will control the execution flow of your program. Before and After Annotations are very useful while writing the selenium programs. ![]()
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