If anyone wants it, here's the code. I actually had to compensate for multiple
objects on the screen names the same, so it loops through, and checks to make
sure the value exists in the select object:
public void selectElementByXPath(String xpath, String selectValue) {
boolean selected = false;
HtmlSelect s=null;
if (xpath.contains("select")) {
for (Object child : getCurrentPage().getByXPath(xpath)) {
if (child instanceof HtmlSelect)
s = (HtmlSelect)child;
for (HtmlOption opt : s.getOptions()) {
if (opt.asText().equals(selectValue)) {
s.setSelectedAttribute(opt, true);
selected = true;
break;
}
}
}
if (!selected)
{
throw new RuntimeException("selectElementByXPath - Could not find select Object
\"" + xpath
+ "\" with option " + selectValue);
}
}
else
//throw exception since this is not a select object
{
throw new RuntimeException("Element with xpath \"" + xpath
+ "\" is not a select object");
}
}
________________________________
From: Jevon Wright [mailto:je...@jevon.org]
Sent: Monday, March 09, 2009 9:27 PM
To: Usage problems for JWebUnit
Subject: Re: [JWebUnit-users] Ielement to HtmlElement?
In the meantime, if your select elements has a unique name, you could achieve
this functionality with something like the following:
IElement e = ...;
String name = e.getAttribute("name");
selectOptions(name, new String[] { selectValue });
Hope this helps.
Jevon
On Tue, Mar 10, 2009 at 2:24 PM, Jevon Wright
<je...@jevon.org<mailto:je...@jevon.org>> wrote:
Hi,
No there is currently no way to convert IElement to HtmlElement, but this
functionality would be important. I've opened up feature request 2677075 to
implement this in the next version.
https://sourceforge.net/tracker2/?func=detail&aid=2677075&group_id=61302&atid=497985
Cheers!
Jevon
On Sat, Mar 7, 2009 at 8:47 AM, <dcr...@ups.com<mailto:dcr...@ups.com>> wrote:
Is there any way to convert IElement to HtmlElement (Htmlunit)?
I am trying to implement a method that allows me to work in the same way as
clickByXPath(), and getting hung up on the whole conversion to actually select
value from the HtmlSelect object:
public void selectElementByXPath(String xpath, String selectValue) {
boolean selected = false;
if (xpath.contains("select")) {
for (IElement e : getElementsByXPath(xpath)) {
try {
HtmlSelect s = (HtmlSelect) e;
if (s.hasAttribute(selectValue)) {
s.setSelectedAttribute(selectValue,
true);
selected = true;
}
} catch (Exception exp) {
//do nothing, try othe
}
}
if (!selected)
{
throw new RuntimeException("selectElementByXPath - Could
not find select Object \"" + xpath
+ "\" with option " + selectValue);
}
}
else
//throw exception since this is not a select object
{
throw new RuntimeException("Element with xpath \"" + xpath
+ "\" is not a select object");
}
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