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Appium and android mobile app automation

Next appium and Android mobile app automation video tutoria l is live. If you are new to appium then please check - appium-tutorial This video tutorial covers - Start vysor (Just for this session and not mobile automation :)) Start appium and start appium inspector Desired Capabilities platformName - Android deviceName - L2N0219828001013 (as seen on "adb devices") Saved Capability Sets Start Session Scan app elements using appium inspector Get appPackage and appActivity using "APK info" app Install "APK info" app and open app whose appPackage and appActivity are required i.e. calculator Check top section of app icon com.android.calculator2 is app package com.android.calculator2.Calculator is app activity testng.xml file settings for running Android app tests Test details com.seleniumtests.tests.mobile.AndroidAppTest and CalculatorScreen class View beautiful STF test report  

Return only first or last element from webelements collection

Note: If you are new to java and selenium then start with selenium java training videos .     We often come across situation when there are multiple elements on a page and we probably like to exercise only a few of them using selenium webdriver. May be just first and last element. For example on a search result page we may like to click on only first and last link and not all. This is when Iterables API comes handy. (By the way I am assuming that you have already completed watching selenium training videos :)). Once we have collection of web element then we can use Iterables to get only first or last element as following - Consider that we fetch collection of element as - List< WebElement > webElements = getDriver().findElements(By. id ( "htmlID" ));   Now we can get the first web element from this collection as -  WebElement firstElement = Iterables. getFirst (webElements,  getDriver().findElement(By. id ( "defaultElement" )));   Herein second

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Back to Appium Tutorial Index Element Location Strategy  -  Launch UIAutomationViewer as -  uiautomatorviewer & Following is an example for UIAutomationViewer and using it to find elements on Android App. Herein an image of UIAutomationViewer with calculator application -  The Element 64 can be identified as -  driver.findElement(By.name("64")); driver.findElement(By.id("com.android.calculator2:id/formula")); driver.findElement(By.className("android.widget.EditText")); Element location by TagName is deprecated. Refer Stackoverflow  post1  and  post2  for more on this. You can also use xPath strategy to identify element as described in this  post . Appium also supports  Mobile JSON Wire Protocol  locator strategy - -ios uiautomation : a string corresponding to a recursive element search using the UIAutomation library (iOS-only) -android uiautomator : a string corresponding to a recursive element search