TestingBot Selenium Java Certification

Free. Prove you can use what the Selenium Java Tutorial with TestNG course teaches, not just that you read it: pass a timed exam, then run the course suite on TestingBot.

The exam and the practical are tied to your TestingBot account, so sign in to start. A free account is enough.

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How it works

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    Step 1: The exam

    20 questions drawn from 30, 30 minutes, pass mark 80%. Not the knowledge-check questions. Explanations after grading; retake after 24 hours, up to 3 attempts in 7 days.

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    Step 2: Run your parallel TestNG suite on TestingBot

    3 passing browser tests in the build certificate-selenium-testng on 2 different browser configurations, in the last 30 days.

    How to run it

    Run the course's TestNG suite (or your own) on the TestingBot grid in parallel, in at least two browser and platform combinations, with every session in one build named certificate-selenium-testng and its pass/fail status reported.

    1. Set up the DriverFactory and the final BaseTest from Run the suite on a Selenium grid. The factory puts build in the tb:options map from the build system property (the same tb:options build key the TestNG docs use).

    2. Use testng-grid.xml from that chapter: one <test> block per browser and platform (for example Chrome on WIN11 and Firefox on SONOMA) with parallel="tests" or parallel="methods", and the ThreadLocal driver from Run Selenium tests in parallel.

    3. Keep the @AfterMethod that runs tb:test-result=passed or tb:test-result=failed through the JavaScript executor before quit() (annotating tests).

    4. Export TB_KEY and TB_SECRET and run:

      mvn test -Dgrid=testingbot -DsuiteXmlFile=testng-grid.xml -Dbuild=certificate-selenium-testng

    5. Open the certificate-selenium-testng build in the TestingBot dashboard and check that at least three sessions are marked passed across at least two configurations.

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    Step 3: Your certificate

    Unlocks when both steps are done. Choose the name to print, then share the public link or add it to LinkedIn.