This POST/session request contains all the required information related to the device on which we want to run our automation in the form of a JSON object known as “Desired Capabilities”.Īfter receiving this session request the server will start up the automation session and respond with a session ID which is used for sending further commands. The client can create a session by sending the post/session request to the server.
A client creates a session with the server and sends its commands to the server, and then the server based on the created session executes those commands on the desired emulator and returns the response to the client. Now the question arises,how a client can create a session?Īs we all know automation in Appium is always performed in the context of the session. Sessions in Appium are mainly used for communicating with Appium server.Īs in our previous blog, we have already discussed that Appium supports client/server architecture which means that a client requires some medium to communicate with the server, so the session works as a communication medium between the client and the Appium server. As we have already discussed what is Appium, what are the advantages of Appium over other automation tools in our previous blog, in this blog we will discuss sessions in Appium, how important it is in testing your application. Hello everyone, I hope you all are doing well.
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