@FindBy(how=How.NAME, using="username")
private WebElement user_name;

The @FindBy annotation supports a handful of other strategies that

make things a bit easier:

id, name, className, css, tagName, linkText, partialLinkText, xpath

@FindBy(id="username")
private WebElement user_name;
@FindBy(name="passsword")
private WebElement user_password;
@FindBy(className="class23")
 private WebElement label;

@FindBy(css=”#content”)
private WebElement text;

Once initialized, these WebElement variables can then be used to
interact with the corresponding elements on the page. The following code
 will, for example:
user_name.sendkeys(username
send the given sequence of keystrokes to the username field on the
page, and it is equivalent to:

driver.findElement(By.name(“user_name”)).sendKeys(username);

Suppose if we need to find the list of elements on the page then we can

use


@FindBys

@FindBys(@FindBy(xpath=”div[class='btn_llogin']”)))
private List btn_lists;

The above code will find all the div elements with class "btn_llogin"

Additionally, you can use @FindAll with multiple @FindBy annotations to
look for elements that match any of the given locators:

@FindAll({@FindBy(how=How.ID, using=”username”),
 @FindBy(className=”username-field”)})
private WebElement user_name;