Use XPath to Find Elements using Relative Path
Find Elements using Relative Path - XPath
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Using Chrome Web Developer Tools to Find Elements Using XPath
How to Find XPath in Chrome with Developer Tools
Prerequisites for REST API Automation with Java
Prerequisites for REST API Automation with Java - How to Send HTTP GET Request In Java (example) & How to Read HTTP Response in Java (Headers, Body)
How to Send HTTP POST Request In Java (example)
How to Send HTTP POST Request In Java (example) & Handle JSON Paths and Extract Response Content
How to Send HTTP PUT Request In Java (example)
How to Send HTTP PUT Request In Java (example)
How to Send HTTP DELETE Request In Java (example)
How to Send HTTP DELETE Request In Java (example)
How APIs, Edge Computing and AI will Evolve in 2018
If you’ve spent any time reading the round-up of 2018 technology predictions, you’ve likely seen Artificial Intelligence (AI) highlighted in nearly every one. The reason for this is because AI has a seemingly limitless number of applications and use cases for the enterprise. In fact, according to Gartner, over 85% of customer interactions will be managed without a human by 2020.
Webinar: Keboola & Looker: The Ultimate Cloud Based Data Stack
With the high demand for data and insights to be delivered quickly and on time, the pressure on analysts to deliver key insights is immense. The webinar will focus on the hurdles that an analyst will currently face, where current tools will often let them down and how, with the right cloud tools, these problems can be completely alleviated so these things are no longer an issue.
Webinar: Introduction of Keboola Connection
Come and learn more about Keboola Connection data and business use-cases, followed by deep dive demo.
What Is the EU GDPR Data Protection Law and How to Comply With It?
If you have an application that collects personal data with users in Europe, you’ll soon need to comply with a new European directive called the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR).