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Niels van Reijmersdal
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Each node has three configuration items: browserName, version and platform. This aThe version is a "free" format. If you give each of your nodes a platformmade up version name (A999,B998 and C997) then you can use the Grid capability to force a test the run on the platformversion name of choice.

Start the nodes with

 -browser platform=Aversion=999

In your test ask for a capability:

capability.setPlatformsetVersion("A""999");

If only one node has this platformversion, the test should start the run on that node.

For more info about Grid configration look at: https://code.google.com/p/selenium/wiki/Grid2

Each node has three configuration items: browserName, version and platform. This a is a "free" format. If you give each of your nodes a platform name (A,B and C) then you can use the Grid capability to force a test the run on the platform name of choice.

Start the nodes with

 -browser platform=A

In your test ask for a capability:

capability.setPlatform("A");

If only one node has this platform, the test should start the run on that node.

For more info about Grid configration look at: https://code.google.com/p/selenium/wiki/Grid2

Each node has three configuration items: browserName, version and platform. The version is a "free" format. If you give each of your nodes a made up version name (999,998 and 997) then you can use the Grid capability to force a test the run on the version name of choice.

Start the nodes with

 -browser version=999

In your test ask for a capability:

capability.setVersion("999");

If only one node has this version, the test should start the run on that node.

For more info about Grid configration look at: https://code.google.com/p/selenium/wiki/Grid2

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Niels van Reijmersdal
Niels van Reijmersdal
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Each node has three configuration items: browserName, version and platform. This a is a "free" format. If you give each of your nodes a platform name (A,B and C) then you can use the Grid capability to force a test the run on the platform name of choice.

Start the nodes with

 -browser platform=A

In your test ask for a capability:

capability.setPlatform("A");

If only one node has this platform, the test should start the run on that node.

For more info about Grid configration look at: https://code.google.com/p/selenium/wiki/Grid2