1. Unable To Init The Drivers License
2. Unable To Init The Drivers

Hi i have a global class as belows:

I have another class called browser initializer where i want to initialize the driver instance to firefox as below:

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I have testNG class where i want to run some test as belows :

Now i am getting error like :

but when i am initializing the driver instance in the constructor of the Global class i am able to run my test. what seems to be the problem? am i going wrong somewhere in the concepts of java?

2 Answers

You have infinite recursion when calling Global's constructor. Your initialize() is perfectly fine.

BrowserInitializeris aGlobal.

So Global's contructor calls BrowserInitializer's constructor (which calls super's i.e Global's constructor again)

Use something like:

I woudl approach this in a different way, and use a @BeforeTes annotation;

Create a new webdriver class which extends Firefox driver;

Your test would then look like this;

I would be tempted to then further create a base test class;

In which case you test would then look like this;

Unable To Init The Drivers License

Unable To Init The Drivers

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