How can I use the selenium Interface in selenium with Java for managing interactions?

 In the context of selenium, here are the appropriate approaches given:-

Defining Interface for Form Section

You can start by creating Interfaces that would represent the different sections of the form. Each interface should declare methods for interacting with the elements specific to that section.

Implement Interface in the page object

You can create the page Object that can implement this Interface. Each page should provide the implementation for the method which is declared in the corresponding Interface.

Use interface in test script

In your test scripts, you can create an Instance of the page object and you can use the method from the Interface to interact with elements in different sections of the form.

Here is the combined coding which includes the interface page object and the test script by using Selenium with java programming language:-

Import org.openqa.selenium.By;

Import org.openqa.selenium.WebDriver;

Import org.openqa.selenium.WebElement;

Import org.openqa.selenium.chrome.ChromeDriver;

Import org.openqa.selenium.support.ui.Select;

Import org.testng.annotations.*;

Public class FormSubmissionTest {

    WebDriver driver;

    PersonalInformationSection personalInfoSection;

    AddressSection addressSection;

    @BeforeClass

    Public void setup() {

        // Set the path to the chromedriver executable

        System.setProperty(“webdriver.chrome.driver”, “path/to/chromedriver”);

        // Initialize WebDriver (assuming Chrome for this example)

        Driver = new ChromeDriver();

        personalInfoSection = new PersonalInformationPage(driver);

        addressSection = new AddressPage(driver);

    }

    @Test

    Public void fillOutForm() {

        Driver.get(https://example.com/form);

        // Fill out personal information section

        personalInfoSection.getFirstNameInput().sendKeys(“John”);

        personalInfoSection.getLastNameInput().sendKeys(“Doe”);

        personalInfoSection.getEmailInput().sendKeys(johndoe@example.com);

        // Fill out address section

        addressSection.getAddressLine1Input().sendKeys(“123 Main St”);

        addressSection.getCityInput().sendKeys(“New York”);

        Select stateDropdown = new Select(addressSection.getStateDropdown());

        stateDropdown.selectByVisibleText(“New York”);

        // Other test steps and assertions

    }

    @AfterClass

    Public void tearDown() {

        Driver.quit();

    }

}

Interface PersonalInformationSection {

    WebElement getFirstNameInput();

    WebElement getLastNameInput();

    WebElement getEmailInput();

    // Other methods as needed

}

Interface AddressSection {

    WebElement getAddressLine1Input();

    WebElement getAddressLine2Input();

    WebElement getCityInput();

    WebElement getStateDropdown();

    // Other methods as needed

}

Class PersonalInformationPage implements PersonalInformationSection {

    Private WebDriver driver;

    Public PersonalInformationPage(WebDriver driver) {

        This.driver = driver;

    }

    @Override

    Public WebElement getFirstNameInput() {

        Return driver.findElement(By.id(“firstName”));

    }

    @Override

    Public WebElement getLastNameInput() {

        Return driver.findElement(By.id(“lastName”));

    }

    @Override

    Public WebElement getEmailInput() {

        Return driver.findElement(By.id(“email”));

    }

}

Class AddressPage implements AddressSection {

    Private WebDriver driver;

    Public AddressPage(WebDriver driver) {

        This.driver = driver;

    }

    @Override

    Public WebElement getAddressLine1Input() {

        Return driver.findElement(By.id(“addressLine1”));

    }

    @Override

    Public WebElement getAddressLine2Input() {

        Return driver.findElement(By.id(“addressLine2”));

    }

    @Override

    Public WebElement getCityInput() {

        Return driver.findElement(By.id(“city”));

    }

    @Override

    Public WebElement getStateDropdown() {

        Return driver.findElement(By.id(“state”));

    }

}