During some instance you wish not to run certain test but you might have to run them later, to do the people usually comment line using multi-line comment. In TestNG we can do this by simply passing false in the enable parameter of test annotation. Syntax @Test(enabled = value) e.g, @Test(enabled =

Once the test is created in the project then we can proceed on creating TestNG.xml file for it. To do that we will need to install a plug in called "Creating TestNG XML", Go to File --> Settings or Press Ctrl+Alt+S then select Plugins and type Creating TestNG XML in search bar. Download the plugin,

If you have more than a single test in your Class then you might noticed on executing, the test in the class are not executed in the order they have be written. As it is important during testing to validate few area before executing the other test, this might be a big problem if you don't control t

1. What is TestNG? TestNG is a testing framework inspired from JUnit and NUnit but introducing some new functionalities that make it more powerful and easier to use, such as: • Annotations. • Run your tests in arbitrarily big thread pools with various policies available (all methods