Comments for Bit Motif http://www.bitmotif.com A Zero Here, A One There Mon, 08 Sep 2008 11:22:03 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.0.5 Comment on Selenium Remote Control For Java — A Tutorial (part 4) by pjberry http://www.bitmotif.com/selenium/selenium-remote-control-for-java-%e2%80%94-a-tutorial-part-4/#comment-224 Sun, 17 Aug 2008 11:43:08 +0000 http://www.bitmotif.com/selenium/selenium-remote-control-for-java-%e2%80%94-a-tutorial-part-4/#comment-224 @Angelo: If you cut and paste the code, you may be getting different characters. I know when I cut the code from here and paste back into my IDE, I get italicized formatting. @Angelo:

If you cut and paste the code, you may be getting different characters. I know when I cut the code from here and paste back into my IDE, I get italicized formatting.

]]> Comment on Selenium Remote Control For Java — A Tutorial (part 3) by amol http://www.bitmotif.com/selenium/selenium-remote-control-for-java-a-tutorial-part-3/#comment-221 Tue, 12 Aug 2008 20:57:24 +0000 http://www.bitmotif.com/selenium/selenium-remote-control-for-java-a-tutorial-part-3/#comment-221 Hi, I am working with pop ups and my flow is MainWindow --> Popup --->RETURN VAL-->MainWindow Now I when my popup tried to return a value to the main window it gives the following error [error] isNewPageLoaded found an old pageLoadError [error] Current window or frame is closed! The popup has a button "Update" and it has a onClick="submit()" function. I tried placing pause at various intervals but it still fails. You have any idea about this? Hi,

I am working with pop ups and my flow is

MainWindow –> Popup —>RETURN VAL–>MainWindow

Now I when my popup tried to return a value to the main window it gives the following error

[error] isNewPageLoaded found an old pageLoadError
[error] Current window or frame is closed!

The popup has a button “Update” and it has a onClick=”submit()” function.

I tried placing pause at various intervals but it still fails.

You have any idea about this?

]]> Comment on Selenium Remote Control For Java — A Tutorial by Zuhaib Ahmed http://www.bitmotif.com/selenium/selenium-remote-control-for-java-a-tutorial/#comment-213 Tue, 22 Jul 2008 06:32:58 +0000 http://www.bitmotif.com/selenium/selenium-remote-control-for-java-a-tutorial/#comment-213 Well its quite nicely described, Thumbs Up !!!! i would suggest you to please demonstrate some more scenarios with the help of examples showing regularly used features of Selenium. Good Luck. Well its quite nicely described, Thumbs Up !!!! i would suggest you to please demonstrate some more scenarios with the help of examples showing regularly used features of Selenium.

Good Luck.

]]> Comment on Selenium Remote Control For Java — A Tutorial (part 2) by Extend Selenium RC by means of .getEval method « Kostas Mamalis blog http://www.bitmotif.com/selenium/selenium-remote-control-for-java-a-tutorial-part-2/#comment-209 Tue, 15 Jul 2008 11:49:21 +0000 http://www.bitmotif.com/selenium/selenium-remote-control-for-java-a-tutorial-part-2/#comment-209 [...] If we place this in the test class we created in a previous tutorial and run it, we should see a green bar. Pretty cool, eh? [...] […] If we place this in the test class we created in a previous tutorial and run it, we should see a green bar. Pretty cool, eh? […]

]]> Comment on Selenium Remote Control For Java — A Tutorial by Ankush http://www.bitmotif.com/selenium/selenium-remote-control-for-java-a-tutorial/#comment-206 Wed, 02 Jul 2008 14:17:48 +0000 http://www.bitmotif.com/selenium/selenium-remote-control-for-java-a-tutorial/#comment-206 It's a good tutorial, good easy language and good subject ( relevant :) ).. However how do you write the long testing code for sites, i mean manually coding selenium.click(link), verify...etc. So do you always open the website, save the links and text to test and then code them in your code? Isn't their a better way to do.. I try to record my tests using IDE, and then export them as Java classes where I can copy the selenium click/verify etc. commands into my java code, do you think that's the best way? Also do you have to create a new file for each test? If so, if you want to run them together (assume 10 classes, ExampleTest1, ExampleTest2,...,ExampleTest10 ), how do you do so ?? Thanks It’s a good tutorial, good easy language and good subject ( relevant :) )..
However how do you write the long testing code for sites, i mean manually coding selenium.click(link), verify…etc. So do you always open the website, save the links and text to test and then code them in your code? Isn’t their a better way to do..

I try to record my tests using IDE, and then export them as Java classes where I can copy the selenium click/verify etc. commands into my java code, do you think that’s the best way?

Also do you have to create a new file for each test? If so, if you want to run them together (assume 10 classes, ExampleTest1, ExampleTest2,…,ExampleTest10 ), how do you do so ??

Thanks

]]> Comment on Selenium Remote Control For Java — A Tutorial (part 4) by Angelo http://www.bitmotif.com/selenium/selenium-remote-control-for-java-%e2%80%94-a-tutorial-part-4/#comment-202 Fri, 20 Jun 2008 01:44:30 +0000 http://www.bitmotif.com/selenium/selenium-remote-control-for-java-%e2%80%94-a-tutorial-part-4/#comment-202 Hi, i've tried the example's above but i get some errors saying "illegal character" on this command "assertEquals(texts, selenium.getEval(childSpanTextSnippet));".... please can you explain what's wrong on it... thanks again... Hi, i’ve tried the example’s above but i get some errors saying “illegal character” on this command “assertEquals(texts, selenium.getEval(childSpanTextSnippet));”…. please can you explain what’s wrong on it… thanks again…

]]> Comment on Selenium Remote Control For Java — A Tutorial by Angelo http://www.bitmotif.com/selenium/selenium-remote-control-for-java-a-tutorial/#comment-201 Tue, 17 Jun 2008 05:44:43 +0000 http://www.bitmotif.com/selenium/selenium-remote-control-for-java-a-tutorial/#comment-201 thanks for this tutorial... I'm new in selenium and i want to explore more on it... keep up the good work... thanks for this tutorial… I’m new in selenium and i want to explore more on it… keep up the good work…

]]> Comment on Selenium Remote Control For Java — A Tutorial (part 4) by Блог компании IKEEN Group » Blog Archive » Вызов JavaScript из Selenium. http://www.bitmotif.com/selenium/selenium-remote-control-for-java-%e2%80%94-a-tutorial-part-4/#comment-194 Tue, 27 May 2008 09:19:10 +0000 http://www.bitmotif.com/selenium/selenium-remote-control-for-java-%e2%80%94-a-tutorial-part-4/#comment-194 [...] Selenium Remote Control For Java [...] […] Selenium Remote Control For Java […]

]]> Comment on Selenium Remote Control For Java — A Tutorial (part 3) by Tom http://www.bitmotif.com/selenium/selenium-remote-control-for-java-a-tutorial-part-3/#comment-172 Thu, 08 May 2008 21:51:57 +0000 http://www.bitmotif.com/selenium/selenium-remote-control-for-java-a-tutorial-part-3/#comment-172 Thanks for the tip on setting window to null Thanks for the tip on setting window to null

]]> Comment on Selenium Remote Control For Java — A Tutorial by perogi http://www.bitmotif.com/selenium/selenium-remote-control-for-java-a-tutorial/#comment-160 Thu, 03 Apr 2008 18:43:41 +0000 http://www.bitmotif.com/selenium/selenium-remote-control-for-java-a-tutorial/#comment-160 P1F, I would recommend using an IDE such as Eclipse and placing tests inside a test source folder. Using JUnit, you can run these tests in quite a few different ways. Any basic JUnit tutorial can help you with this. pjberry, Excellent article. Well done. perogi. P1F,

I would recommend using an IDE such as Eclipse and placing tests inside a test source folder. Using JUnit, you can run these tests in quite a few different ways. Any basic JUnit tutorial can help you with this.

pjberry,

Excellent article. Well done.
perogi.

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