3 years ago

Category: Software, selenium

by Inspired by JUnit and NUnit, Cedric Beust created TestNG with the idea of covering almost all types of testing models, be it functional or end-to-end.

In this article, you will learn how to install TestNG in Eclipse and set it up in your system to start building a framework for your test project.

Note: For the change to be effective, you will have to restart Eclipse and you will now be able to see TestNG installed by right-clicking on any project and seeing TestNG in the menu options.

We will be using Eclipse throughout the TestNG series, although it is completely up to you to run TestNG in Eclipse or any other IDE to write and run your test cases.