Most virtualization platforms have an option for a connection that
looks to the virtualised OS like the 'console' and is thus treated
differently by the OS than a RDP session.
For example Hyper-V provides a way to connect to the VM via Virtual
Machine Manager (or at least one sidebar gadget) and
I have a piece of code as follows.
Here after the Save button is clicked a pop-up appears with an OK
button.
The pop-up needs to be clicked(on the OK button) or closed for the
script to run further.
This piece of code is run in iterations.It runs fine for a few
iterations(say 2 or 3) and then
Still waiting for a reply!!!
On Jun 2, 7:31 pm, Betsy joybe...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi all,
Can anyone list down the general causes of a Bad File Descriptor
error?
Thanks,
Betsy Joy.
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I need to create a text file and save it using watir.
How is it possible. Can anybody help ?
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Watir is really a tool for interacting with web applications. For what you
want to do, you may want to rephrase the question as being Ruby-specific and
not related to Watir. Further, you may want to invest a little time
researching your problem. There are plenty of resources available to help
Marlon,
Perhaps checking the browser's status bar to see that the status is
Done may work. I've run into similar situations when testing SOAP
applications where a user interaction on one element on the page
triggers the population of a select list. If you're app is written
well, the status text
I agree with Jason, and I would also recommend Everyday Scripting
with Ruby/Marick - great book for scripters that know more about
WATIR than they do about Ruby.
http://pragprog.com/titles/bmsft/everyday-scripting-with-ruby
On Jun 3, 8:30 am, Jason Trebilcock jason.trebilc...@gmail.com
wrote:
Its WATIR specific only. And This is not a blanket request for help.
Everyone in this forum are having experience and they are not just
NOOBS. So they can surely understand what i mean... Also After
googling only I post here...
I believe this group is mainly for helping each other than
Hi,
You can have something like.
f=File.new(fileName,w) # to create a new text file
f.puts(variableName) # to input that in your text file
(have it in a while loop for multiple values)
f.close
Hope this will help you.:)
Cheers and Chill..
With respect, file manipulation is a basic feature of Ruby. WATIR is
a testing library/tool that makes use of the basic built-in Ruby
functionality. That is the distinction that is being made.
In your case, you would need to design a way to locate the Order Id,
temporarily assign that value to
The Ruby IO and File classes contain untold goodies. I'd suggest
reading up on them:
http://www.ruby-doc.org/core/classes/File.html
http://www.ruby-doc.org/core/classes/IO.html
Hope it helps.
orde
On Jun 3, 7:49 am, Adam Reed reed.a...@gmail.com wrote:
With respect, file manipulation is a
Hi all,
Is there a method in Watir to get the id/name of the current focused
element in a webpage?
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Hi all,
I am testing(using Watir) a web-form that has many text fields in
it.One of the text-fields is a password type text field.
The text-field's HTML is:
INPUT class=stdbox type=password maxLength=64
onchange=IsAlphaNumericOrSet( this.value, g_PswdSetChars, 'Confirm
Password', this.title)
When you have installed Ruby, there is a man doc, I think for the newbie,
you can study a lot from it, and it is really basic but important.
Wesley.
For life, the easier, the better.
On Fri, Jun 4, 2010 at 2:01 AM, orde ohil...@gmail.com wrote:
The Ruby IO and File classes contain untold
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