Salut Florent, can you show the xpath expression you use? Do you use "id(...) " in it? In this case HtmlUnit incorrectly throws an ElementNotFoundException when evaluating it. This has been fixed and will be available in HtmlUnit-1.14.
Marc. -- Blog: http://mguillem.wordpress.com Florent Blondeau wrote: > Hi, > > some time hase passed since I posted this message... > I've been in the sources, and I saw two things : > 1) ifStep is designed to pass if an inner StepFailedException is thrown > (as I expected). So a little explanation is required : > I perform in the <condition> step a <verifyXPath> step. > In my test plan, the step fails with an ElementNotFoundException from > htmlUnit (that's normal, i search for an Element to be present or not). > > That leads us to the other point : > 2) there might be a non handled use case in VerifyXPath.verifyXPath > The code from verifyXPath doesn't catch the > HtmlUnit.ElementNotFoundException : > > * protected void verifyXPath(final XPath xpath, final Object > document) throws JaxenException, StepFailedException { > if (isComparingPathAndValue()) { > final String actualValue = xpath.stringValueOf(document); > if (!verifyText(actualValue)) { > throw new StepFailedException("Wrong result for xpath >" > + fXpath + "<", getText(), actualValue, this); > } > } > else > { > final Object singleNode = > xpath.selectSingleNode(document); // <-- that fails with an > HtmlUnit.ElementNotFoundException > > if (singleNode == null) > { > > | > throw new StepFailedException("xpath test: " + > fXpath + " matched no nodes", this); | > > } > > > ; | > else if > (Boolean.FALSE.equals(singleNode)) > > | <-- the Exception is not handled and make the ifStep fail > > { > > > ; | > throw new StepFailedException("xpath test: " + > fXpath + " evaluates to false", this); | > } > } > } > > *An ElementNotFoundException is precisely (in my mind) what we expect to > make the step fail, so why isn't it used > to rethrow a StepFailedException ? > > But maybe I understand badly the purpose of the design > > Thanks for reading me > > Florent > > > > Florent Blondeau a écrit : >> Hi everybody ! >> >> I keep having a lot of fun using Webtest ... >> I've got a question that is more related to my "newbiness" (nice word, >> huh ?) than >> to a bug or something like that. >> >> I want to have some tests execute only if a special condition appear. >> I've tested the ifSTep, but >> It seems like I don't understand the philosophy... >> >> I thought it was something like a "if" control structure in Java >> >> //do some tests >> ... >> >> if (conditions){ >> //do some other tests >> } >> >> //do the end of your tests >> ... >> >> For example, i have an html page that contains a form. If the form is >> badly fill in, another field appear to be click on. Then the >> navigation follows its route. >> But with my test plan, the ifStep claims to fail (despite the fact >> only the "condition" fail, not really the ifstep itself) and then the >> end of my tests are not executed >> >> Show you a chunk of code: >> *setInputField(forLabel: "label_1 :", value: value_1) >> clickButton(label: "label_2") >> ifStep(){ >> condition(){ >> verifyXPath(xpath:"id('Error_block')") >> } >> groovy(file:"script_1.groovy") >> >> setSelectField(htmlId:"optional_field",text:"#{groovy_property}") >> clickButton(label: "label_opt") >> } >> setRadioButton(description: "Check radio button ", name: "radio_1", >> value: value_2) >> >> *Does Someone can help me to do what I want ? >> >> Thanks to all >> >> -- >> Pingwy >> 27, rue des arènes >> 49100 Angers >> > > > -- > Pingwy > 27, rue des arènes > 49100 Angers > _______________________________________________ WebTest mailing list [email protected] http://lists.canoo.com/mailman/listinfo/webtest
