Writing wrapper on top of Selenium WebDriver

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No doubt about it that the Selenium WebDrvier is going to change the face of automation of web application. BUT there is a problem. If you know most of the resources in testing team do not have much idea about programming, Or even thought they know programming they generally rely of tools. WebDriver is good but need expert java programmers to automate which is hard. Hard for company to find a java resource who does testing. To solve above problem, I am writing a wrapper which will enable any common tester to write code in java without having much knowledge of java. Now how is that?

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