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I think this site can help you out. The bottom line is this picture:
In your case, you can easily leave out the part about the Java Virtual Machine (JVM) since that is already present in Java Runtime Environment (JRE). Therefore, your requirement could read:
RedactedApplicationName shall use Java Runtime Environment (JRE) 1.8.0_241 64bit.
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It does something different.
Java implementation shows:
@Override
public String getAttribute(String name) {
return stringValueOf(
execute(DriverCommand.GET_ELEMENT_ATTRIBUTE(id, name))
.getValue());
}
and
@Override
public String getText() {
Response response = execute(DriverCommand.GET_ELEMENT_TEXT(id));
return (String) response.getValue();
}...
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This has been asked in the Stack Overflow community as well. See
After run a SoapUI, could not start selenium
Selenium UnreachableBrowserException - “Could not start a new session” in SoapUI Groovy TestStep
The answer posted by user albciff, adding a ProxySelector, worked for me.
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It's issue with Version compatibility.
When i have upgraded Appium Server, It worked for me. Please try upgrading your Appium Server.
I am the author of the below video in which i explained how i reolved.
https://youtu.be/FTODdczjfDc
Please let me know if you have resolved in any other ways.
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getCellType returns a object with type CellType
you should call the name() method to get the actual type from this object.
public class ExcelReader { public static void main(String[] args) throws IOException {
String path = "C:/Files/TestData1.xlsx";
FileInputStream fis = new FileInputStream(path);
XSSFWorkbook workbook = new ...
0
Below code snippet is to check the element is exist or not .Please tryout the code ....
public boolean isElementExist(WebElement element)
{
try
{
return element.isDisplayed();
}
catch(NoSuchElementException e)
{
return false;
}
}
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You can get the count of child elements under then you can implement if else condition like below
if that child elements count equal to 2 which means your DOM has Previous and Next Arrows
if that child elements count equal to 1 which means your DOM has only one Arrows(
this scenario again verify that element is next arrow button or not)
you can get count ...
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You should try out the TestProject test recorder which can locate elements within iFrames, so you’ll be able to inspect elements and their attributes easily.
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I think you should click day picker next month arrow 1st, then only your element (Previous Month arrow ) will come and appear in the DOM
After that you can verify that element present or not
now your are checking not display and not present element in current DOM that's why it is throwing unable to find Such element
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Check if you have correct sheet name. As you can see in stacktrace, error happens in ExcelUtil line 27. Debug/Print the sheet name to see if the value is correct.
1
driver.get().findElement(By.xpath("//div[@id='example_paginate']/span/a["+outerIndex+"]")).click();
Here when the page-load you are in index tab one already
After the first iteration, you are again clicking the same tab as
outerIndex is still 1
so it counts page one content twice
So for fix, just keep the click action at the start ...
0
you can use TestNG annotation @dataprovider (It will keep running your @test with different set of Test-Data).
Please find the below code snippet:
@DataProvider(name="empLogin")
public Object[][] loginData() {
Object[][] arrayObject = getExcelData("D:/sampledoc.xls","Sheet1");
return arrayObject;
}
...
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We as a company are providing automation testing services. Our approach is to use Xpath as last priority i.e when no other option is available like ClassName, ID, LinkText, CSS etc. Here we can directly use "LinkText" and above can be make functional like using the below syntax.
WebElement link = driver.findElement(By.linkText("Dados Pessoais&...
1
if html code is <div value="your expected text">
try: element.getAttribute("value")
if html code is <div>your expected text<div>
try element.gettext();
or element.getAttribute("innerHTML");
I met one fail case by gettext() but it worked by getAttribute("innerHTML")
div is just a tag name used for ...
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