David Niergarth a écrit :
You can try puting the name and password in the url like so:
| open | https://name:[EMAIL PROTECTED]:8080 ||
-Jason
Thanks. I had tried this -- turned out it wasn't working due to a ';' in the password, which is apparently not URL-friendly.
Co
Hello,
is there an example out there on how to use Selenium
Java-driven? I didn’t find much on the Silenium website and the users
mailing list.
Greetings,
Ralf
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Our Apache web server does front the JBoss server. Putting the Selenium
files in Apache's doc root works fine.
Thanks!
Sandy
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Darren Cotterill
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Hi all,
I'm starting to ramp up my tests/testsuite and have noticed some strange
behaviours in Selenium. Basically, "Access Denied" is returned from some
tests, while others return "Element x not found". Both of these appear
"randomly" - for example, if I repeatedly run and rerun the same tes
A test I recorded with the Selenium Recorder on Firefox uses
the following xpath _expression_ to locate an element:
//tbody/tr[2]/td/[EMAIL PROTECTED]"LearningCurveServlet?skill_id=229"]
When I run the test script on Firefox (WinXP), the element
is found, but not when run on IE.
Ok, I think I may have found the problem.
It appears that goBack does not always allow time for the DOM to be fully
constructed[1].
If I place a pause of 250 ms AFTER a call to goBack, the test never
fails[2]. If I remove the pause, the tests will eventually fail - usually
within a step or tw
I'm not sure if this is related, but I found that goBack causes the Safari
browser to crash. I'll try adding a pause to see if that makes any
difference.
Sandy
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Russ Thomas
Sent: Wednesday, November 23, 2005
