I, like many others am trying to use Selenium to test my GWT
application. Unlike the others, though, I am having a much harder
time using the ensureDebugId(String) method.
What is funny is that I am succeeding in setting the ID in some places
but not in others. My gwt.xml file includes the requisite
statement:
<inherits name="com.google.gwt.user.Debug"/>,
However, the following code doesn't set the ID of the TabPanel or the
widget:
TabPanel tabPanel = new TabPanel();
tabPanel.ensureDebugId("main-menu");
widget.ensureDebugId(widget.getName() + "-button");
tabPanel.add(widget, widget.getName());
There is a lot more going on in my application than what is listed
here, but I do not set IDs explicitly anywhere in my code. After
compiling the application there are no IDs that exist in the generated
source despite these statements in my code.
However, for the following code:
RootPanel MENU_PANEL = RootPanel.get("gwtMainMenu");
menuPanel.ensureDebugId("menu-panel");
The ID 'gwt-debug-menu-panel' appears as expected.
I haven't tried definitively, but I think the same thing happens with
setID(). So this may not be a problem only related to ensureDebugId
(String), but the way I set my IDs in general. However, I am looking
to use the ensureDebugId method--not the setID() when I create IDs for
Selenium.
Why the 'work-sometimes' behaviour? Is there an order that I should
be worried about?
Any help would be appreciated...
Stephen
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