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Nov 28	revised	PageObjects: Aggregation/Composition vs Inheritance for nested components added flag
Nov 28	awarded	Scholar
Nov 28	comment	Is Selenium's LoadableComponent a good solution as test design pattern? I still don't like very much the second issue. I'm using a `PageObject`s hierarchy to model the nested components of our UI. Take for instance their example. To me, it makes sense that `EditIssue` component also offers the `signOut()` method in its API (it'd pertain to `SecuredPage` component). However, the `LoadableComponent` implementations is fairy symple to include directly in my root component, so this is now also fine to me.
Nov 28	comment	Is Selenium's LoadableComponent a good solution as test design pattern? You have answered my first question, as after reading your answer I have noticed the important part I have missed from their documentation: "By using these assertions it's possible to give users of the class clear information that can be used to debug tests." That is, your `checkWheterLoaded` method is much too cumbersome compared to a list of informative `assertTrue`s. I should have read the Are exceptions really for exceptional errors question in stackoverflow!
Nov 28	comment	Is Selenium's LoadableComponent a good solution as test design pattern? Thanks a lot for your answer. I'm afraid I didn't thought long enough about this, and your reasoning is what I was missing. The two things I didn't understand were: 1- Why use Errors to control the flow? (I wrote 'exceptions' meaning `Throwables` that must be caught); and 2- Why is `LoadableComponent` a class that must be extended, instead of an interface?
Nov 28	accepted	Is Selenium's LoadableComponent a good solution as test design pattern?
Nov 23	comment	WebDriver API: 'Failed to send keys because cannot focus element' — better workaround than using Firefox instead of Chrome? Did you try using javascript directly? (for instance: sendkeys). (I'm sorry, it's to late to elaborate the answer anymore or to test it myself.)
Nov 22	revised	Is Selenium's LoadableComponent a good solution as test design pattern? explicit formatting.
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Jul 27	comment	How to use Selenium's PageFactory annotations with dynamic loaded elements? Indeed, it works removing the `mySelect.click()`. I'm a bit confused now, as I was "double"-clicking due to Selenium's issue 2112. I have to check if without this "double" click it still works in my SUSE Linux Enterprise Server 11 box with Firefox 3.6.18
Jul 27	comment	How to use Selenium's PageFactory annotations with dynamic loaded elements? I'm testing it now, and it seems that it doesn't work :-( The two consecutive clicks (in select and in option) are failing somehow, and unfortunately it is not easy to debug, as the debugger interferes with the normal flow.
Jul 27	answered	How to use Selenium's PageFactory annotations with dynamic loaded elements?
Jul 27	revised	How to use Selenium's PageFactory annotations with dynamic loaded elements? code fragment simplified
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Jul 27	comment	PageObjects: Aggregation/Composition vs Inheritance for nested components That's a good idea! I'll try to figure out how to combine it with IOC as you mention.
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Jul 27	revised	PageObjects: Aggregation/Composition vs Inheritance for nested components Title corrected
Jul 26	asked	How to use Selenium's PageFactory annotations with dynamic loaded elements?
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