TestNG Factory Annotation Example | Run Multiple Tests

@Factory annotation TestNG



In the last blog we saw how to run multiple test cases using TestNG Runner class, in this blog we will see how to use @factory annotation to running multiple test cases.



In earlier blog we have seen different annotations available in TestNG, In this we use factory annotation to work with simple tests by creating multiple classes each having one simple test case.



Please watch the below video and see how to do it step by step.







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