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go to Computer>Properties>Advanced system settings
From Advanced tab choose Environment Variables
From System Variables delete JAVA_OPTIONS, JAVA_TOOL_OPTION and IBM_JAVA_OPTIONS
Re-Run Application. Works for me while trying to run JMeter
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Solved now.
The PSEDITBOX is contained in another iframe which I missed. So I have just added one line now and it solved the issue -
wd1.switchTo().frame("popupFrame");
wd1.findElement(By.className("PSEDITBOX")).sendKeys("Design");
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Actually, I can see two questions in your post.
Is it better to test SOAP Web services backed by EJB using Java or C#?
Actually, Web service stack of technologies was designed to support interaction between application written in different technologies, so it does not matter how the Web service was implemented. I.e., Web service implemented in Java can by ...
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There's a good thread here on Stack Overflow.
Their answer is to use java sockets:
Socket socket = null;
boolean reachable = false;
try {
socket = new Socket(hostnameOrIP, 80);
reachable = true;
} finally {
if (socket != null) try { socket.close(); } catch(IOException e) {}
}
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In your comment you mentioned that the element is within a <frameset> \ <frame>. To work with any element within a frame, you need to first switch the context of the driver from the main page to that frame:
driver.switchTo().frame("foo");
In this example "foo" would be the name of the iframe. You can also do it by index if the frame has no name ...
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