Differences between Webdriver in Java+eclipse and Selenium ide !?

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Pier Lorenzo Azzolini

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Oct 27, 2014, 5:58:27 AM10/27/14
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I note differences behaviour between Webdriver (in Java+eclipse) and Selenium ide.

The same "logic"
- works with no problems in selenium ide (test or suite case)
- works with errors (i.e. not found element )
  and not the same errors when repeating the same test in java (Eclipse)

I SUPPOSE the MAIN problem resides in the fact that selenium ide use an Opened instance of the Browser
while webdriver does not and/or syncronization between processes/thread ?!

Even when i tried to run selenium ide test directly from Dos Command (which creates a new Firefox instance) i got a strange error : first click command goes NULL, and only second instruction works well!
(looks like first command (any one) makes a not found element error and then enters "focus" in current document for the next command to function)

Anyway i am confused about the difference between IDE and Java unit test!
Particularly it seems that java unit testing " is loosing"  the document focus in an intermittent maner ?!!!



 

Krishnan Mahadevan

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Oct 28, 2014, 8:20:16 AM10/28/14
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It would be good if you could please help furnish a test that shows this behavior.

Thanks & Regards
Krishnan Mahadevan

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