Playwright with Java: Enterprise SDET Masterclass
Master enterprise web automation with Playwright & Java. Divided into 4 structured phases: Java Fundamentals, Playwright Java Core Architecture, Complex Element Automation, and Enterprise Framework Design with POM, JUnit 5, and Tracing.
18
Topics
32 hours
Self-Paced
Verified
Certificate
What will you learn here?
Step-by-Step Curriculum
Divided into 4 milestone steps with 18 focused topics. Learn each concept one by one.
Phase 1: Java Fundamentals for Automation
Module 1: Java Variables, Types & Syntax
Learn Java primitive types, Strings, operators, and conditional branching for test scripts.
Variables and Types in Java Java is a statically typed language. Every variable must have a declared type:
Module 2: Methods & Object-Oriented Principles
Encapsulation, classes, constructors, methods, and inheritance for building reusable test frameworks.
Classes and Encapsulation ```java public class TestEnvironment { private final String baseUrl; private final int defaultTimeout;
Module 3: Collections & Data Structures
Working with List, Map, and Set for test data, dynamic element lists, and verification matrices.
Module 4: Exception Handling & Defensive Java
Master try, catch, finally, and custom exceptions for robust test workflows.
Module 5: Maven Architecture & pom.xml Dependencies
Configure Maven pom.xml with Playwright Java dependencies and Surefire test plugins.
Phase 2: Playwright Java Core Architecture
Module 6: Playwright.create() & Engine Architecture
Initialize Playwright instances, launch browsers, configure headless mode, and manage engine lifecycles.
Module 7: Browser, BrowserContext & Page Lifecycle
Master BrowserContext isolation, cookies, viewport sizes, permissions, and multi-user sessions.
Module 8: Locators & User-First Strategies
getByRole with AriaRole, getByLabel, getByText, getByTestId, locator chaining, and strict mode in Java.
Module 9: Browser Interactions & Form Actions
fill, press, click, check, selectOption, hover, dragAndDrop, and file uploading in Java.
Module 10: PlaywrightAssertions (assertThat) & Auto-Waiting
PlaywrightAssertions.assertThat, web-first retrying assertions, visibility, text, and values.
Phase 3: Complex Web Automation in Java
Module 11: Complex UI Grids, Calendars & Dropdowns
Automate dynamic data tables, typeaheads, date pickers, and infinite scroll in Java.
Module 12: iFrames with frameLocator & Multi-Tab Handling
Zero-switch iframe automation, popup event listeners, and native alert/confirm dialogs in Java.
Module 13: Browser Events, Downloads & Uploads
Intercept browser console errors, file choosers, and verify downloaded documents on disk in Java.
Module 14: Parallel Test Execution with JUnit 5 / TestNG
Execute tests concurrently across multiple worker threads using JUnit 5 or TestNG.
Phase 4: Enterprise Framework Engineering in Java
Module 15: Enterprise Page Object Model Architecture
Design clean BasePage classes, encapsulated Locators, and business workflow methods in Java.
Module 16: Authentication & storageState Session Reuse
Save authenticated state to JSON and reuse cookies/localStorage across thousands of Java tests.
Module 17: Direct API Testing with APIRequestContext
Validate REST APIs directly and seed test preconditions in milliseconds before launching UI.
Module 18: Tracing, Video Capture & Allure / Maven Reports
Capture traces on failure, record video clips, and generate comprehensive Maven test reports.
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Playwright with Java: Enterprise SDET Masterclass
Course Highlights
- 32 hours of self-paced practice
- 18 Divided Topics one by one
- Studio Audio Narration on all topics
- CodeChef-Style Monaco IDE with live runner
- Official Certificate of completion
Who is this course for?
Java QA Engineers migrating from Selenium, SDETs building enterprise automation frameworks, and backend Java engineers automating end-to-end user workflows.
Prerequisites:
- Basic computer literacy
- No prior Java or Playwright experience required; concepts are taught from the ground up