How to run test cases without opening a browser.
SAI ROSHAN
As JUnit Test.
Now i want to run the test cases without opening a Firefox browser
window....
can some one give an idea in it... how can i do it??
I am using FirefoxDriver WebDriver and application is being run in
FireFox.
Thanks in advance.
Mark Collin
Thanks in advance.
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HARISH KUMAR
darrell
FirefoxDriver. No window will open but if the website is very
javascript (AJAX) heavy, you might find test cases failing due to a
false negative (problem with the test case not with the website).
I'm curious why you want to run the test cases without opening a
browser? If it is just a matter wanting to use the computer while the
test cases are running, you might wan to consider getting a cheap
computer and running the test cases with RemoteWebDriver. At my
company we have a small VMware image with Windows XP running and the
Selenium Server. I run the test cases on my local box but I use
RemoteWebDriver and have it control a browser on the Windows XP box.
So I never see the web browser running. If I want to see the tests
running i can either remote desktop to the VMware image or I can run a
Selenium Server on my local machine and change the code to run on
localhost rather than the IP of the VMware image.
Darrell
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Mark Collin
other drivers all drive the actual browser.
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Marc Guillemot
> ...
> HtmlUnit does not behave exactly as Firefox. (for examples, page
> Submission).
in many cases it does!
Note that you shouldn't compare the default settings of the
HtmlUnitDriver with Firefox as it is (wrongly in my opinion) simulating
IE7 with JS disabled.
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Bill Ross
> As JUnit Test.
> Now i want to run the test cases without opening a Firefox browser
> window....
> can some one give an idea in it... how can i do it??
I found a way to do this by accident: if you set up sshd on a Windows
machine and ssh in (from same machine is ok) and start the test from
the cmd line, the browser will not show (This was Win XP).
Bill
SAI ROSHAN CHHETRI
SAI ROSHAN
@Test
public void testhtml(){
HtmlUnitDriver driver = new
HtmlUnitDriver(BrowserVersion.FIREFOX_3);
driver.get("http://www.google.com");
System.out.print("title is " +driver.getTitle().toString());
}
it is not able to return the title...do i have to do some extra thing
here?
Can some one reply with an example?
thanks Roshu
On Jul 28, 9:40 am, SAI ROSHAN CHHETRI <rosunchet...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Thanks Bill...can u put more light on that.....can u give some examples..
> thanks
> Roshu
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Bill Ross
haven't tried it in W7. The other detail is that I used putty to
log into 127.0.0.1 because I like the way that window works.
How you run from the cmd line depends on your environment. You might
launch via ant, maven, or java, according to your preference. In my
case I wasn't running with junit, and I just launched with a java
cmd wrapped in a shell script.
Bill
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Thanks Bill...can u put more light on that.....can u give some examples..
thanks
Roshu
Levent
Actually I wanted to run webdriver over cygwin/ssh on a windows box
because my ie is not supported on MAC.
I want to do this because somehow when I run the tests on remotedriver
some of them get stuck, and when I run them locally they run fine.
The problem is when I try the same tests over ssh, firefox and chrome
are running w/o opening the browser, and ie is not working at all!
When I run locally, webdriver works fine for ie, but when I try to run
the exact same script over ssh, I get the webdriver remote call to
http never returns and script gets stuck during browser
initialization.
Selenium 1 (the legacy one) used to work fine even when started over
ssh. I don't understand what causes this difference in webdriver
behavior when run locally vs. over ssh.
Is it looking for certain environment variables on Windows or what?
On Jul 28, 12:21 pm, Bill Ross <r...@cgl.ucsf.EDU> wrote:
> You have to figure out ssh/sshdin cygwin. It worked in XP and I
> log into 127.0.0.1 because I like the way that window works.
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> How you run from the cmd line depends on your environment. You might
> launch via ant, maven, or java, according to your preference. In my
> case I wasn't running with junit, and I just launched with a java
> cmd wrapped in a shell script.
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> Bill
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> thanks
> Roshu
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> On Wed, Jul 27, 2011 at 10:00 PM, Bill Ross <r...@cgl.ucsf.edu> wrote:
> > > I have a set of test cases prepared in My Eclipse, i run it using Run
> > > As JUnit Test.
> > > Now i want to run the test cases without opening a Firefox browser
> > > window....
> > > can some one give an idea in it... how can i do it??
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