Selenium is a popular framework for automating web browsers, and it is commonly used with Java for web testing. When working with Selenium in Java, you may encounter various exceptions that indicate errors or unexpected behavior. Here are some common exceptions you might encounter while using Selenium in Java.
- Webdriver Exception
This is a general exception class for WebDriver-related issues. It is a superclass for many other Selenium exceptions.
- NoSuchElementException
Thrown when an element is not found in the DOM. This usually happens when you try to locate an element using a method like findElement(), but the element is not present on the web page.
- TimeOutException
Raised when an operation times out. This can happen when waiting for an element to be present, visible, clickable, etc.
- StaleElementReferenceExeption
Occurs when an element is no longer attached to the DOM. This can happen if the DOM is refreshed or if the element is re-rendered.
- ElementNotVisibleExeption
She has thrown when an interaction with an element fails because it is not visible.
- InvalidElementStateException
Raised when attempting to operate on an element that is in an invalid state.
- ElementClickInterceptedException:
Thrown when a click operation cannot be completed because another element is blocking the element from being clicked.