Category
Automation Testing
Overview:
Appium with Java – Mobile Automation Testing Course
Step into the world of mobile automation with Appium—an open-source, cross-platform tool for automating Android and iOS applications. This course guides you from setting up Appium with Java to building real-world, maintainable mobile automation frameworks for both native and hybrid apps.
Module 1: Introduction to Mobile Automation & Appium Architecture
Fundamentals of mobile automation and its importance
Why Appium is the preferred tool for Android & iOS testing
Appium’s client-server architecture explained
Support for multiple programming languages
Automation of native, web, and hybrid apps
Module 2: Environment Setup for Android & iOS
Installing Java, Node.js, Appium Desktop, and Android Studio
Configuring SDKs, device emulators, and simulators
Connecting and testing on real devices
Using ADB (Android Debug Bridge) effectively
Setting up environment variables for execution
Module 3: Inspecting Mobile Elements
Inspecting elements with Appium Inspector and UIAutomator Viewer
Locator strategies: accessibility ID, class name, XPath, Android UIAutomator
Understanding element hierarchy in native vs hybrid apps
Best practices for reliable element identification
Module 4: Appium Desired Capabilities & Session Management
Configuring desired capabilities (deviceName, platformName, appPackage, appActivity, automationName)
Starting and stopping Appium sessions programmatically
Handling app installation, reinstallation, and resets
Managing activity launches and debugging session issues
Module 5: Automating User Interactions
Automating gestures: tap, long press, swipe, scroll, drag-and-drop
Using TouchAction and Actions classes for complex gestures
Interacting with input fields, buttons, checkboxes, dropdowns
Handling mobile keyboard events and input validations
Module 6: Handling App Contexts & Switching
Working with hybrid apps and context switching
Retrieving and switching between native and webview contexts
Validating in-app browsers and embedded web content
Importance of context management in hybrid testing
Module 7: TestNG Integration & Reporting
Structuring tests with TestNG annotations and assertions
Test grouping, prioritization, and parallel execution
Generating structured HTML reports and execution logs
Implementing TestNG listeners for better reporting and reusability
Module 8: Page Object Model (POM) & Data-Driven Testing
Implementing POM for scalable test design
Separating test logic from element locators
Creating reusable classes and methods for maintainability
Using @DataProvider, Excel, or CSV for data-driven testing
Module 9: Real Device & Cloud-Based Testing (BrowserStack, Sauce Labs)
Executing Appium tests on real devices via USB
Configuring and executing tests on BrowserStack and Sauce Labs
Setting capabilities for cloud platforms
Managing test sessions remotely for distributed testing
Module 10: End-to-End Framework Development & CI Integration
Building a full-fledged Appium + Java + TestNG framework
Adding logging (Log4j) and reporting (ExtentReports)
Managing configurations and reusable utilities
CI/CD integration with Jenkins for continuous testing
Version control and collaboration using Git
Benefits:
This course prepares you for real-world mobile test automation challenges. You’ll gain hands-on experience with both Android and iOS apps, master Appium architecture, and build job-ready frameworks with Java. Ideal for enterprise projects and freelance automation needs.
Who Should Enroll:
Testers with basic Java knowledge, manual testers transitioning to mobile automation, QA professionals working with Android/iOS apps, or engineers preparing for mobile-focused automation roles.
Enroll Today!
Mobile is the future—don’t be left behind. Master Appium with Java and become a complete automation engineer, capable of testing across devices, platforms, and real-time environments. Start your Appium automation journey today!
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