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Selenium Java - Page Object Model

You want to locate multiple elements with the same class name using @FindBy. Which declaration is correct to store all matching elements in a list?

public class ProductsPage {
  // Which line is correct?
}

A@FindBy(css = ".product-item") WebElement products;

B@FindBy(className = "product-item") WebElement products;

C@FindBy(xpath = "//div[@class='product-item']") WebElement products;

D

@FindBy(className = "product-item")
List<WebElement> products;

Step-by-Step Solution

Solution:

Step 1: Understand locating multiple elements
To store multiple elements, the field must be a List<WebElement>. Using @FindBy with className locator is valid.
Step 2: Check each option's type and locator
@FindBy(className = "product-item") List products; uses List<WebElement> with correct locator. Options A, B, and D use single WebElement, which can only hold one element.
Final Answer:
@FindBy(className = "product-item") List<WebElement> products; -> Option D
Quick Check:
Multiple elements need List = C [OK]

Quick Trick: Use List for multiple elements with @FindBy [OK]

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