Is it possible to do List<WebElementFacade>

[Ilyas Patel]

Is it possible to have a list of WebElementFacades? I think Thucydides currently supports a single Element.

@FindBy(css = "#savedSearchesContainer #sectionContainer ul li")
private List<WebElementFacade> jobAlertList;

Thanks

[Artsiom Zhurbila]

I have tried using following annotation and it's working properly only with visible elements. E.g. if one of you element has style "style="display: none" you will get exception "org.openqa.selenium.NoSuchElementException: Element is not usable" after "implicitlywait" timeout

@FindBy(css = ".navbar .container div")

public List<WebElementFacade> items;

As workaround you can use the findAll("selector") method inside the page object class

example:

List<WebElementFacade> elements =homePage.findAll("ul li");

        for(WebElementFacade w : elements){

            System.out.println(w.isCurrentlyVisible());

        }

or relative to another WebElementFacade (which is visible):

@FindBy(css = "#sectionContainer")
private WebElementFacade container;

and use thenFindAll():

 List<WebElementFacade> elements = container.thenFindAll("ul li");

        for(WebElementFacade w : elements){

            System.out.println(w.isCurrentlyVisible());

        }

 

[John Smart]

Do you get the "Element is not usable" with a normal List<WebElement> field? I remember getting that sort of thing with normal WebElement lists, so it might be a WebDriver thing. Otherwise, it might be something that can be fixed in Thucydides.

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[Ilyas Patel]

This is the error I get:

net.thucydides.core.webdriver.WebdriverAssertionError: java.lang.ClassCastException:

org.openqa.selenium.remote.RemoteWebElement cannot be cast to net.thucydides.core.pages.WebElementFacade


My code like this:

import net.thucydides.core.annotations.findby.FindBy;

@FindBy(css = ".job-overview article section.description p")
private List<WebElementFacade> jobSummaryAndDescription;

I'm running this on my local machine using FireFox and all elements are visible.

[Theo]

Is there any resolution on this topic?

We cannot use

@FindBy(css = ".my-class")

protected List<WebElementFacade> myListOfElements

If I now want to use any WebElementFacade from the list, I get the below class cast exception.

public void doSomething () {

  System.out.println(myListOfElements.get(0)); --> throws exception

}

However, if I define the list inside the method it is used, works fine, i.e.

public void doSomething () {

  List<WebElementFacade> myListOfElements = findAll(By.cssSelector(".my-class"));

  System.out.println(myListOfElements.get(0)); --> works fine

[Christophe Boschmans]

I'm having the same issue :@FindBy with a lIst of WebElementFacades gives a classcast exception when using any WebElementFacade from List 

Op woensdag 5 november 2014 15:15:31 UTC+1 schreef Theo: