You are building an Angular application with a complex form. You want to create an E2E test using Protractor to ensure that the form validation works correctly and that the user can submit the form. What steps would you need to include in your test?
- Simulate user interaction
- Submit the form
- Test input validation
- Verify the response from the server
When creating an E2E test for form validation in Protractor, you should test input validation, including various valid and invalid inputs. You also need to simulate user interaction (e.g., entering data), submit the form, and finally verify the response from the server to ensure the form functions correctly.
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