PageFactory in Selenium | Page Object Model Pattern with TestNG Framework | Enhanced version of POM

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org.seleniumhq.selenium
selenium-java
4.0.0



io.github.bonigarcia
webdrivermanager
5.0.3



org.testng
testng
7.4.0
test






org.apache.maven.plugins
maven-compiler-plugin
3.8.1

1.8
1.8



org.apache.maven.plugins
maven-surefire-plugin
3.0.0-M5

${suiteXmlFiles}

[@akashdebnath0107]

Done with POM series. Great concept clearance in a simple way.

[@SureshSDETAutomation]

Thanks for writing

[@NidhiSingh-kc4cg]

Samaj gyi...Thank you for explaining in the simple way.✌

[@SureshSDETAutomation]

Thanks for writing

[@ajinkyabelpatre5060]

Your teaching style is good one .after watching video more things get clear

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[@sasi11889]

which performance is fast page factory or pom? how it will prevent stale elemnt exception pls explain

[@SureshSDETAutomation]

Both serve the purpose and we can't go by the performance rather we need to look for the usability.

[@ravirajkolakaleti2813]

Suresh, where can I find your code?

[@SureshSDETAutomation]

Code is not public but in future will add a GitHub link.
Thanks for writing

[@codezamacodinglabs]

Hi Sir
within @findby you used webelement search. My question search is a name of variable like we can give it any name.
Thanks

[@SureshSDETAutomation]

Yes you can give any name

[@Manifestm-n1v]

Why we need to use @find by?

[@SureshSDETAutomation]

Please follow the session

[@ghousemohammed7254]

I think this is end video of pom model

[@SureshSDETAutomation]

There is no end for any playlist, more content will be added soon. Please stay tuned for updates

[@rameshkudikala83]

Nice videos

[@SureshSDETAutomation]

Thanks for writing