Hi Ralf, I've been seeing this too. Only on IE - it seems to work fine on Firefox.
If you add a pause between commands (in SeleneseRunner.html, change slowMode=true and the deley() method to 1000ms) then it all works OK and the command gets issued once. What I have noticed is that the XMLHttpRequest seems to be sent many times but not received by the Jetty RequestHandler , so at the moment I'm leaning towards a problem with the XMLHttpRequest code in the browser over a problem with the Java Driver code. I'll post if I discover anything else. Cheers, Darren. > Hello, when executing a series of Selenium commands against the Internet Explorer, each command is executed multiple times. Commands are sometimes executed in the wrong order. Does anyone have an idea how this can happen or experienced something similar? The setup: - Driven Mode using the Java Driver (please continue to read anyway ;) - Internet Explorer 6.0 - Windows XP I understand that there may be racing conditions when the browser-bot communicates with the Java Driver. This may cause the command order problems. But I don't understand yet why commands are being fired up to 80 times in a row. I checked what commands the Java driver sends to the browser-bot. The Java driver places each command exactly once in the SingleEntryAsyncQueue using SingleEntryAsyncQueue.put(). So the driver side seems to be fine. What could go wrong whith the browser-bots working off of the queue? Cheers for a hint, Ralf _______________________________________________Selenium-devel mailing [EMAIL PROTECTED]://lists.public.thoughtworks.org/mailman/listinfo/selenium-devel _______________________________________________ Selenium-devel mailing list Selenium-devel@lists.public.thoughtworks.org http://lists.public.thoughtworks.org/mailman/listinfo/selenium-devel
