FYI...
On Mon, May 5, 2014 at 3:03 PM, Kaustubh Joshi <[email protected]>wrote: > Hi Dev/Jbehave users, > > Sorry to bother again! > > I wanted to incorporate Grid feature in selenium based Jbehave project but > currently facing > below mentioned problem.Attached is the sample project for further > reference. > > 1)Created own custom driver provider to open browser on local machine > 2) Now,I wanted to expand the capability via grid and don't want to use > SAUCE as wanted to run > on local grid structure.I've set up simple grid structure like 5 chrome,5 > FF,1 IE instance. > 3) I've done changes in code as mentioned in sample Jbehave git tutorial > but the problem > is when I'm running via command prompt, instead of opening remote browser > , code is opening > local chrome browser instance. > The code I put in storyDriver.java file is :- > if (System.getProperty("SAUCE_USERNAME") != null) { > driverProvider = new SauceWebDriverProvider(); > > > > } else if (System.getProperty("REMOTE") != null) { > driverProvider = new RemoteWebDriverProvider(); // replace with > RemoteWebDriverProvider > > > } else { > driverProvider = new GoogleWebDriverProvided(); > > > } > > The maven commands used are: > For invoking browser on local : mvn test -Dtest.browser=chrome > > For invoking remote : mvn test -Dtest.browser=chrome > -DREMOTE_WEBDRIVER_URL=http://remote machine IP:4444/wd/hub. > > I've seen code in RemoteWebDriverProvider where it has mentioned about > propertly like REMOTE_WEBDRIVER_URL i meant > > public URL createRemoteURL() throws MalformedURLException { > String url = System.getProperty("REMOTE_WEBDRIVER_URL"); > if (url == null) { > throw new UnsupportedOperationException("REMOTE_WEBDRIVER_URL > property not specified"); > } > return new URL(url); > } > > > can any Dev/Mauro/Hans help in the code fix so that I can able to run > stories in LOCAL GRID set up as well? Please advise. > I've already attached the sample project. > Please let me know if anybody got any questions. > > Regards, > K >
