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Is there a way we can perform Selenium unit testing (with Python) on Oracle applications?

On the Oracle website they have provided methods through which Oracle applications can be converted into Oracle ADF Faces applications and then tested using Selenium, or the Oracle application can be transformed into a webpage so that it can be tested.

But apart from these ...


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could you tell me how to generate pretty html reports with screenshot ? After I run the test the "cucumber-reports.html" does not exist. Only "image.png" file is generated.

package cucumber.Options; import io.cucumber.junit.Cucumber; import io.cucumber.junit.CucumberOptions; import org.junit.runner.RunWith; @RunWith(Cucumber.class) @CucumberOptions(features="src/test/j...

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I'm working on performance testing a multi-tenant application using Apache JMeter. I want to simulate load coming from three different clients, where each client's data is stored in a separate CSV file. The load should be distributed like this:

Client 1: 60% Client 2: 30% Client 3: 10%

All CSV files have the same structure (columns), but contain different data per cl...


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Using Selenium to try and locate + press a button inside of an Atlassian Jira environment.

The button class is not unique and the button doesn't have a button ID. I assume the website is built in an incompatible way to interact with Selenium. All attempts end with no el...


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I recently joined a new project, and unfortunately, it's riddled with bugs, leaving customers frustrated despite the significant budget we've allocated for testing. I suspect that our test pyramid might not be well-balanced. I know we have some tests in place, including unit tests, automated integration tests, and manual end-to-end (E2E) tests. However, I'm trying to figure o...


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