[selenium-users] Selenium RC closing the browser

[srikanth]

Hi,

 

I am new to Selenium. I have one problem with my selenium. I am using selenium-server-1.0.3, eclipse with testng.  After my script execution the browser is automatically closing.

Even after deletion of “selenium.stop();”  also the browser is closing. So could you please tell me how to stop the browser to auto close.

Script is attached.

 

Thanks

Srikanth

 

 

[MAYANK SINGHAL]

When your script has completed, browser is also closed if you want to closed in between test cases, use command selenium.stop ("local host", "browser name","Url address")

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[srikanth]

Sorry Mayank, I don’t want to close the browser in between & even after the script done. My requirement is to check the page manually after the script done. The attached script is just an example how I written the script.

[NeelakandanRVJ]

Remove the tear down method from your script.

 Neelu

[AJ]

Srikanth,
Here is my assumption on why the browser is getting closed. testNG/
Selenium experts, please correct me if am wrong

You create the selenium server object using the code. Since you are
executing your test using testNG, testNG will kill all the objects
after the method is complete. And that includes your seleniumserver
and selenium object. Once that object is killed, by default any
process which was started by it also gets killed. Hence your browser
window closes.

If you want to keep the window open, you can do it this way:

Start the selenium server manually from command prompt
Change your code as given below:

@Test
public void testgoogle()throws Exception {
/* RemoteControlConfiguration rc = new RemoteControlConfiguration();
seleniumserver = new SeleniumServer(rc);

seleniumserver.start();*/
selenium = new DefaultSelenium("localhost", 4444, "*firefox",
"http://");
selenium.start();
selenium.open("http://www.gmail.com");
selenium.type("Email", "ckant8");
selenium.type("//*[@id=\"Passwd\"]", "xxxxx");
selenium.click("signIn");
selenium.windowMaximize();

}

That should take care of keeping the browser open.

I don't think this is the best way, but it works.

Thanks
AJ

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[srikanth]

Hi Anand,
It's working fine. Thanks for your help.

[R@m$]

Hi,

Do you have any configuration file with properties/settings? and check if debug_mode is true or false.

If debug_mode= true, the browser will not close automatically
If debug_mode= False, the browser automatically closes after execution.


Thanks,
♞☼  R A M S  ☼♞

On Wed, Apr 27, 2011 at 10:40 AM, srikanth <cka...@gmail.com> wrote: