XPath Expressions and CSS Selectors using Firefox/Chrome, Difference between webdriver.close() and webdriver.quit() and Cachelookup

Difference between webdriver.close() and webdriver.quit()

close(): Close the current window, quitting the browser if it's the last window currently open.

quit(): Quits this driver, closing every associated window.

Inspecting XPath Expressions and CSS Selectors using Firefox/Chrome

The syntax used for inspecting the DOM of XPath and CSS is slightly different.

XPath syntax: $x("")

CSS syntax: $$("")

Cachelookup does is it stores elements having @cachelookup annotation applied over it and then stores this element for further reference/s. What this annotation does is it stores the value the searchBox element and now there is no need to search for this element on webpage again.

For example:

public class SearchPage {

// The element is now looked up using the name attribute,

// and we never look it up once it has been used the first time

@FindBy(how = How.NAME, using = "q")

@CacheLookup

private WebElement searchBox;

public void searchFor(String text) {

//We continue using the element just as before

SearchBox.sendKeys(text);

SearchBox.submit();

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