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Hello I’m wishing to check that when an application is
launched more than once in a browser, only the first browser instance can login
and the second is returned a suitable error page. So far I’ve added this code to a module, to deal with
this: def otherinstance(testname, testpass, testldap) threads = [] 2.times do threads <<
Thread.new {login(testname, testpass, testldap)} begin assert(ie.frame("main").contains_text("app_name")
) logger.log("Passed.
Found test string 'app_name' ") logger.log_results("otherinstance",
"app_name", "app_name", "TEST PASSED.") rescue => e logger.log("*FAILED*."
+ e.message + "\n" + e.backtrace.join("\n")) logger.log_results("otherinstance",
"app_name", "app_name", "TEST FAILED.") end currently, I’m just trying this out, so the code is
very similar to the Watir examples. My question is how I identify the browser instance? Do I
iinitialise an empty count in the otherinstance method and then increment if
for each instance created in the block. (Incidentally - the number 2 is not fixed; once I’ve
got this code up and running it will be good for x instances of the browser. Thanks Max test
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