Hi Andrew, can you try this (with a recent build containing HtmlUnit 1.13):
<groovy> import com.gargoylesoftware.htmlunit.NicelyResynchronizingAjaxController step.context.webClient.ajaxController = new NicelyResynchronizingAjaxController() </groovy> this will be the default setting for WebTest... once I've found time for it. More about the motivation of this resynchronization: http://mguillem.wordpress.com/2007/07/24/htmlunit-re-synchronize-ajax-calls-for-simple-deterministic-test-automation/ Marc. -- Blog: http://mguillem.wordpress.com Andrew Sickorsky wrote: > Hi! >> I couldn't really try it, the app said that the Excel file was >> invalid, even >> the one that it generated! ;-( >> > As for me - all works fine (possibly connection problems, we'll > investigate this). Recently I've sent a e-mail with 30 Kb excel, but it > seems that this mail is on moderation. So, this is another attempt :) >> Do you know how the asynchronous processing is performed? AJAX call, >> setTimeout? > Asynchronous processing is performed with AJAX call. > > >> Marc. >> >> >> Andrew Sickorsky wrote: >> >>> Hello, all! >>> I've experiencing some problems with testing asynchronous jobs: in >>> our sysiem under tests (SUT) user can choose file to upload, and than >>> this file is uploaded in asynchronous manner. This process reflects >>> on the float div and finishes with corresponded message. Is there any >>> way to trac this process and track the finel message? For now I try >>> to use <sleep > in a <retry> construction to wait proper message, but >>> this makes no sence: >>> >>> <clickLink label="Import from Excel" description="Open dialog for >>> additional Excel upload"/> >>> <setFileField xpath="//[EMAIL PROTECTED]'upload']//[EMAIL PROTECTED]'file']" >>> fileName="${analysis-test-web.dir}/testdata/${excel.name}"/> >>> <clickElement >>> xpath="//[EMAIL PROTECTED]'upload']//[EMAIL PROTECTED]'upload-button']" >>> description="click on upload button"/> >>> <sleep seconds = "3"/> >>> <retry maxcount="25" description="wait while spreadsheet is importing"> >>> <not> >>> <verifyText text="Please wait while your feed is being >>> imported."/> >>> </not> >>> <sleep seconds="6"/> >>> </retry> >>> >>> To clarify the problem you can look into http://demo.bitcut.com >>> (pre-beta release, feel free to test it, nothing terrible happens) >>> and try to upload excel with several columns >>> _______________________________________________ WebTest mailing list [email protected] http://lists.canoo.com/mailman/listinfo/webtest
