Hi Daniel,
okay, I understand.
So from my point of view Selenium 1 is much more attractive regarding
cross browser tests with ohne code base, isn´t it ? It´s more like an
alternative concept than like a new version. ;-)
Thanks for your illustrations !
Cheers,
Rob.
>>> Daniel Wagner <[email protected]> 10/11/2011 12:39 >>>
Hi Robert,
On 10/06/2011 02:02 PM, Robert Nimax wrote:
> Hi all,
> Selenium once again: Are there any plans to translate the user
> extensions for Selenium 1 to (java, .net, ...?) Selenium 2 WebDriver
?
> I´m asking this just because I couldn´t figure out how to load user
> extensions with WebDrivers. Maybe the concept of js-based user
> extensions is obsolet with Selenium 2.
The WebDriver approach is to build a separate Driver for each browser,
using the technology best suited to it. For example, the Firefox driver
is implemented as a FF add-on and supports JS execution so it might be
possible to migrate existing user extensions. The IE driver, on the
other hand, I believe is written in C++ and uses Windows APIs to
simulate interaction so JavaScript won't work. I haven't found anything
like a driver-agnostic extension API in WebDriver so far.
Regards,
Daniel
> Thanks,
> Rob.
>
>
>
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