I am using firefox with the url
http://www.geocities.com/paulocaroli/flash/colors.html
to test flash
But i am getting the follwing error
SeleniumCommandError: ERROR: Threw an exception:
window.document.clickcolors has no properties
D:/ruby/lib/ruby/site_ruby/1.8/selenium.rb:164:in
As mentioned above, the watir test result data needs to be merged
with/into the CruiseControl build log XML file.
This gets configured in the CC config.xml file with the merge
element - imagine that!.. (documented on the CC website).
e.g.
log
merge dir=C:\blah/
/log
I've been having some issues with scripts that ask IE to visit a lot
of URLs eventually killing IE and failing. In these instances,
ruby.exe is sitting right around 30Mb of memory, Excel (used to import
data) is around 5Mb, and IE works itself up from 100Mb to 1.5Gb.
At it's most basic point, I
ie has some real bad memory leaks, so the problem might be that IE
leaks memory rather than a watir issue. In which case, do 400, and
then restart IE ;-)
in your sample code, all you seem to be doing is checking for some
text - if thats all you are doing, then use something like net/http
and
AR wrote:
I tried another instance where
I added the ie = Watir::IE.new and an ie.close to the function, but
opening and closing IE for each url took up more memory.
Try Watir::IE.new_process instead. This will open (and then close) a
process each time, and therefore should avoid the
On Jan 7, 4:14 pm, Bret Pettichord b...@pettichord.com wrote:
Try Watir::IE.new_process instead. This will open (and then close) a
process each time, and therefore should avoid the memory leak.
The funny thing about this one is that I'm using $HIDE_IE=true, and
now each new browser window
Hi Guys,
Another question for you bunch as you seem to be the most helpful out
there (have posted on the comp.lang.ruby group with no response).
I have been trying to make requests to the webserver via SOAP adapting
an example i had found on another site. Am i looking at the right
thing for
Hi Aidy,
Got the error -
The problem is the script disp_confirm is being called from a frame,
and its this frames disp_confirm and window_confirm, that should be
overridden.
So this should be done on the page and also for all frames. (which is
going to call your overridden function)
require
