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Installation of SoapUI Installing SoapUI Setup of SoapUI Installation of SoapUI pro Setup of SoapUI pro Get to Know about webservices Web Service Architecture Web Services Concepts Types of web services SOAP WSDL UDDI What is Service-oriented Architecture? Why SOA? SOA Testing Methodology SOA test challenges Working with SoapUI tool Creating Workspace Adding projects to Workspace Creating Project/Importing Project Creating Requests for project operations Creating Test Suites Creating Test Cases Creating Test Steps Wsdl project SOAP & WSDL Soap Usage Soap message structure Soap detailed explanation Soap encoding rules SOA examples WSDL usage WSDL doc structure WSDL examples Request , Response Data driven testing DataSource DataSourceLoop DataSink Assertions Assertions, Xpath & Loops Conditional Goto Assertions in SoapUI Assertion – Contains & Not contains Xpath match SOAP/Not-SOAP Contains/Not Contains SOAP fau...

Selenium WebDriver Training Outline Course Objective On Completion of Selenium –Java course the participants will be able to Understand Oops /java concepts Understand Selenium IDE,RC Understand Selenium WebDriver tool in depth, it’s features & components Building a new Test Framework by using Web Driver, Test NG and Maven Duration: 30 Hrs Installations eclipse-jee-juno-win32-x86_64 JDK 1.6 Firefox 4 , firebug and firepath Set up TestNG, Maven and Selenium 2.25 for eclipse Syllabus Module 1: Selenium Introduction Selenium Introduction What is Selenium and Why Selenium Selenium Components Introduction of selenium Components Java in Selenium? Module 2: OOPs concepts and Core java Introduction OOPs concepts Setup Java environment – Download JDK and Setup eclipse Java programming concepts Class, Object ,variables, methods, Packages Conditions and loops Access and non access modifiers Advanced Java Programming Interfaces, Inheritance Colle...

Introduction When deciding which server architecture to use for your environment, there are many factors to consider, such as performance, scalability, availability, reliability, cost, and ease of management. Here is a list of commonly used server setups, with a short description of each, including pros and cons. Keep in mind that all of the concepts covered here can be used in various combinations with one another, and that every environment has different requirements, so there is no single, correct configuration. 1. Everything On One Server The entire environment resides on a single server. For a typical web application, that would include the web server, application server, and database server. A common variation of this setup is a LAMP stack, which stands for Linux, Apache, MySQL, and PHP, on a single server. Use Case : Good for setting up an application quickly, as it is the simplest setup possible, but it offers little in the way of scalability and component isolation...

This article is written for those readers who has just steps in Linux world. Understanding how Linux boots up is very important in terms of effectively troubleshooting in case of system failure. When a system switched on and after few moment we get a login prompt. Have we try to find out what all stage of booting sequence has crossed and what happened behind the scene during system boots up. Power on BIOS   ( Basic Input Output System ) is a software program comes pre-built in a motherboard chipset. BIOS   loads and scans for devices such as   Hard Disk ,   CD-ROM ,   RAM , etc. BIOS   searches for   MBR   ( Master Boot Record : 1st sector) of the primary hard drive, it scans for 1st stage loader (In our case boot loader is ( GRUB LILO ) and hands over the responsibility to   MBR . Boot   PROM / FLASH / BIOS   is proficient of loading the   MBR   into   RAM   and executing it. MBR (Master Boot Record) ...