Raghu Venkataramana wrote:
How does one upgrade gems? when I do a gem install on the latest gem, I
find two versions of the same application installed:
for example,
wet-web (0.5, 0.9)
I am only left with an option to first uninstall the previous version of
GEM and then installing the
Raghu Venkataramana wrote:
Dave Burt wrote:
Use this command to remove all old versions of gems you have installed:
gem cleanup
However, as Bret said, there's no harm in leaving them there.
Nope. With two versions(and as time goes by it could be more than two)
of a gem library
+1
Bret Pettichord wrote:
This is a proposal for packaging Watir 1.5.
Watir will be distributed as two files.
1. watir-1.5.0.gem - A gem that can be downloaded and installed locally
or remotely installed over the internet (as always).
2. watir-bonus.zip - A zip file containing the user
Jeff Fry wrote:
how does my machine find watir? How does it choose between multiple
installs? Can I tell it explicitly in a script to use a particular
version?
It depends on how they were installed, and if RubyGems is in control. I
think site_ruby installs take priority over gems. (It's been
Hi Bret and anybody else hacking on the Watir library,
What's the status on Watir 1.5?
The changes I've heard about include effective ways of handling popups
(confirm, alert, modal web dialogs, save-as) and more consistent
returning of Watir wrappers rather than straight WIN32OLE handles, and
Hi Bret,
Thanks for your complete and helpful answer. I'll probably grab the dev code
when I get a chance.
Bret said:
Since moving the code to OpenQA, there are a lot of loose ends to tie
up to explain what is going on. If you see one, it would help a lot if
you could tie it off for us.
Xi Chen wrote:
I have looked at FAQ about invoking separate IE instances using Watir.
However I found it doesn't work. For example I tried to open up 10
different browser with a textfield in each of them. I tried to write
some text in the text_field. All the text are writen into the textfield
Does anybody know weather watir have specific function to go to a specific
line no in the program.
Yes, it doesn't.
You can get an addon to add goto capability from
http://raa.ruby-lang.org/project/ruby-goto/
But you don't want to. There's a better way to do what you want to do,
but I don't
Hi,
Vishal wrote:
Hi,
I am getting a wierd error, whenever I have a nested loop, I have checked
the length of array data its 1. The error read as below:
irb(main):208:0 while rec_ctr data.length
irb(main):209:1
Display all 375 possibilities? (y or n)
==
Jeff Wood wrote:
Yeah, I knew I could do it that way , it's just not clean enough for me...
Fair enough, and definitely it's worth doing better.
I wonder if the HEAD version of watir has all or part of this feature,
or whether your solution to this could get merged.
Cheers,
Dave
Jeff Wood wrote:
I'm not seeing an easy way to iterate over the rows | cells in tables ...
I'm going to look into this and see what I can provide.
Anybody else have any information or suggestions?
I'm not against this being doable in Ruby, but there is the COM
interface to the DOM:
Bret wrote:
The threading in the Win32 Ruby implementation is distinctly inferior to
Perl's. There, i said it.
It's not peculiar to Win32 - Ruby uses green threads (implemented using
select()) which all run in the same process.
People claim some benefit from this (they work the same on all
B There is some support for some modal dialogs in 1.4.
B
B It is often awkward, and will be improved in 1.5. There are also some types
B of dialogs (not those mentioned by the OP) that can't be accessed using 1.4.
J Not even using AutoIt ???
J
J I was under the impression that we could do just
Hi,
I want to acces the contents of an Alert window or conirm that the Alert
window
has appeared.
Is there a way to access the text contents in an Alert Window?.
How do I know if the Alert window has appeared?
See the following post:
Hi Walter,
Chris, what is AoAs ?
Not a special data type, just arrays of arrays.
At my current site, I use WATiR, but cannot do any DB work in Ruby,
because the DB (DB2 on zOS) doesn't allow ODBC connections. You need to
access certain sys/admin tables to get an ODBC connection, and we
Chris McMahon wrote:
BTW, I guess it's not a big secret, but: I *like* Perl. I'm working
in a culture that's excited about Ruby. And right now I have no need
for Watir. So I could actually do my current work in either Ruby or
Perl, and it's just more funner right now in Ruby. It's also
... I'm going to have to
dig up your Win32::GuiTest posts and have a play, I think, Chris.
Here ya go! Just BTW, the following code is in an article in next
month's Better Software magazine:
use Win32::GuiTest qw(FindWindowLike GetWindowText
SetForegroundWindow SendKeys);
system (1,
Nishita Acharya asked:
This question may have been dealt with before..but can someone tell me how
i can install auotIt.Am not able to find the exe...
As Bret said, the DLL is really most of what you need. although the Info tool
is
helpful, too. Look it up at
Michael Müller gebetenes...
In a script in clicking the download link. Then a Windows window appears
with the button Open, Save and Cancel. I´d like to click the save
button. How can I do that?
The Next window opening is the window to specify the location to save
the file. How can I set the
At 07:21 AM 9/12/2005, Atilla Ozgur wrote:
watir supports pop-up dialogs, though this support is limited to very
simple cases and does not support modal dialogs.
Bret responded:
We will have support for all types of modal dialogs in Watir 1.5.
And I posted code earlier that handles modal
dbh = DBI.connect(dbi:Mysql:test:localhost, testuser, testpass)
Ah yes, MySQL. You have some options:
1) Use ODBC. connect(dbi:odbc:your_mysql_db_dsn)
2) Get the pure-Ruby MySQL wrapper (I don't think you can use DBI with this, so
your code won't be portable to other DBMSes):
I am newbee.I found the DBI is for Linux like system not for win32 . Does
the
DBI for win32 is exist?
I am pretty sure it comes with the One-Click Installer, except that the ADO
driver has been left out.
Cheers,
Dave
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Bret:
Guess what? The one-click installer can be used as a command line installer.
watir-1.4.1.exe /S
...
I do like the idea of a separate script for uninstalling old versions of
Watir.
You can't register the AutoIt DLL with the RubyGems, can you? That's another
plus for the one-click
Mike wrote:
Alas, it won't fix my current problem. I can already view source for this
particular
window, but it's showing me source for just one of the frames, and not the one
I
care about. Even clicking on the frame I want and then looking at view source
doesn't change anything. This page
Mike asked:
How do you invoke autoIt from a Watir script ? (I am basically interested in
getting to left right mouseclicks, I assume you can't do mouse clicks with
send_keys) All the AutoIt documentation is for VB Script.
# I got this to run at least, not sure if its right :
class Autoit
Hi List,
I've been using the following script to read and close javascript
alert() and confirm() dialogs in Watir. It could fairly easily be extended to
deal with file choosers, as I saw someone asking for earlier.
To be clear, it will wait a dialog to be shown and close it using the given
Joe Yakich wrote:
Thanks so much for posting this code, it looks like it will be exactly what we
need
to start handling our Javascript dialogs.
You're welcome. I hope it works as well for you as it does for me.
Did I mention it requires AutoIt?
I have a question (and it's probably an
Hue Mach Dieu wrote:
Dear All,
I just finished the web automation test use Watir.
Now I have new web project (base on .Net framework) may be use C# or
ASP.net.
I would like to know is Watir suitable for it.
Watir drives IE. It's suitable for testing any application that uses IE as a
client.
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