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Maria Haris posted a new comment:
I am trying to read the element by the xpath I get the attribute error
although I was able to find the elements by id.
element =
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Sam posted a new comment:
The typo was a copy/paste artifact. RaiMan's JFile suggestion worked
great. The whole Jython mixed API system is something I'm slowly getting
my head around. Hopefully that's the
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masuo posted a new comment:
@Sam
at #30 comment
Did you do typo for Directory path name?
".default" is missing?
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RaiMan proposed the following answer:
... ok, then you can try:
# add
import java.io.File as JFile
# and then use
profile =
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Sam is still having a problem:
That was just one phrasing of the five I've tried. This yields the
identical response.
profile =
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RaiMan proposed the following answer:
IMHO: in this snippet there is some naming inconsistency:
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Sam is still having a problem:
Masuo, I search my errors extensively before posting here. I have not
found a method for resolving this exception using python commands for
the
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masuo proposed the following answer:
Search net about selenium profile by using keywords.
e.g. "usage to get selenium profile"
Then learn relation between Class and Method .
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Sam is still having a problem:
I'm starting to feel more comfortable with selenium thanks to to all the
links you've supplied me. The package system was a bit unintuitive at
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masuo posted a new comment:
usage is introduced here.
http://www.seleniumhq.org/docs/03_webdriver.jsp#selenium-webdriver-api-commands-and-operations
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Sam posted a new comment:
Frankly, I don't really grasp what that means in this context Masuo, but
your code works, so thank you.
What exactly is org.openqa.selenium.By ?
I will try to implement my test
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masuo proposed the following answer:
When you use selenium-server-standalone-2.53.1.jar as API library, use
java API instead of Python API.
[codes:]
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Sam is still having a problem:
So thank you guys for all the answers up to this point. I was away for
several days and didn't get a chance to respond here. RaiMan you were
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RaiMan posted a new comment:
... and the load() command adds the jar to the END of the Java
classpath, so the fact, that a correct path spec with load does not
change anything, proofs, that something is on
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RaiMan posted a new comment:
Before the
driver = FD()
you should place
for e in sys.path(): print e
to see what you have on sys.path
and you might use (only with SikuliX 1.1.1)
RUNTIME.dumpClassPath()
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RaiMan posted a new comment:
@masuo
yep, that's the consequence.
@Sam: you should carefully check your environment and maybe strip it
down to nothing and then start again step by step adding things nedded.
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masuo proposed the following answer:
At the time of #13, path string as argument of load() is not correct?
Despite incorrect path string, error did not occurred in line 2
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Sam is still having a problem:
Ok, double backslash it is. Be that as it may, no change in behavior.
The issue seems to be with the driver, seemingly a version issue.
[error]
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RaiMan proposed the following answer:
---
load("C:\Users\Progman\Desktop\Selenium\selenium-server-standalone-2.53.1.jar")
... pythonically is simply wrong
... you either have
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Sam is still having a problem:
I just corrected that with a more accurate path-
load("C:\Users\Progman\Desktop\Selenium\selenium-server-standalone-2.53.1.jar"),
that seems to
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masuo proposed the following answer:
[error] JythonSupport: load: could not be found - even not in bundle nor
in Lib nor in Extensions
Considering from this error, path string
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Sam is still having a problem:
Here's my current test script verbatim. In your identical environment of
Win7, Sikuli: 1.1.1, Firefox 47.0.1
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masuo proposed the following answer:
By my solution, I use selenium-server-standalone-2.53.1.jar as API library.
selenium-server-standalone-2.53.1.jar file contains selenium
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Sam is still having a problem:
Sorry to keep going back to the well like this, but I can't seem to get
this off the ground. There is really very scant relevant search
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RaiMan proposed the following answer:
--- about selenium4sikulix
Experimental: Play with Selenium
This is about a first step to better support the side-by-side usage of Selenium
and SikuliX in scripts.
You
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masuo proposed the following answer:
You　can use FirefoxProfile Class to change firefox profile.
I think that the following codes is a outline to set profiles.
Because I do not
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Sam gave more information on the question:
Continuing my research, the first issue with selenium starting a vanilla
firefox instance is about profile selection. There seems to be plenty of
examples of how to
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Sam gave more information on the question:
Just to add a bit more information:
The exception throws at, driver = FD()
load("C:\selenium\selenium-server-standalone-2.53.1.jar")
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Sam is still having a problem:
Definite progress! I put that code in at the browser phase of my script
and it gets me into firefox very fast. At this point I seem to get two
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masuo proposed the following answer:
The following is an example of using firefox as a browser.
[preparation:]
Download Selenium Standalone Server(e.g.
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Sam is still having a problem:
Thanks Masuo, I'm using firefox on a win7 machine, could you please
advise me on an equivalent approach for firefox? Firefox functionality
is
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masuo proposed the following answer:
I introduce my solution to use Selenium-webdriver from SikuliX-IDE.
The following is an example of using chrome as a browser.
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Sam is still having a problem:
Thanks for the quick response. I went ahead and updated to 1.1.1. I saw
and tried to install the selenium4sikuli.jar into Extensions, however
when
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RaiMan proposed the following answer:
--- 1. Python itself is not relevant for SikuliX.
internally it uses Jython as Python language interpreter (Java based).
--- 2. Copying
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Hi, just wanted to start out with a huge thank you to the Sikuli team and
RaiMan for developing such a powerful platform. I'm very new to Sikuli and
python programming but I've managed to a do a lot of very
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