I have it downloaded both on firefox and chrome but I am not able to perform any loop operations.
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Oracle Forms 12C has given little pointers for this at https://docs.oracle.com/middleware/12213/formsandreports/deploy-forms/oracle-forms-and-javascript-integration.htm#FSDEP-GUID-F38EE72E-FE26-49C0-AEC6-F5F9F65FBFFF
I have downloaded the Jetty jar and added to the jnlp files so that it could be downloaded to clients PC, however calling java script via WEB.JAVASCRIPT_EVAL_FUNCTION() gives me FRM-41848 JavaScript Execution is disabled during webstart session.
Any Help/Suggestion?
As stated here:
FRM-41848: JavaScript execution is disabled during webstart session.
Cause: JavaScript integration is not supported when running webstart.
Action: Use a browser if you want to run JavaScript integration with Oracle Forms.
Level: 15
Trigger: ON-ERROR
You'll have to run the application through a web browser.
We have Web Application which interacts with Windows base desktop applications.Can Protractor be used to automate UI workflows for desktop application as well?
Protractor is nothing but a framework built on top of webdriver js to automate angular js web applications.It uses API's available in selenium jar file to communicate with the browser. Selenium doesn't have support to automate desktop applictions,hence protractor also cannot be used to automate desktop application.
It is possible to use RobotJs code within Protractor to control
I'm using selenium webdriver to test our website. We also have a browser plugin/extension that we'd like to test in the same way. As far as I can tell there isn't any way to test the installation of a plugin using webdriver. Is there any way to do it with webdriver? If not how might I go about automating testing installation of the plugin?
So it seems firefox and chrome will both allow you to register extensions using webdriver capabilities.
Here is the documentation for
Firefox: https://code.google.com/p/selenium/wiki/FirefoxDriver#Running_with_firebug
Chrome: https://code.google.com/p/selenium/wiki/ChromeDriver#Chrome_Extensions
No support unfortunately, but this is a very good start.
We are working with various cloud platform(like. salesforce etc) and we need sync with server everyday. would like to know is there way that we can in our development box to synchronize all eclipse projects through some script without opening the IDE and open the IDE without much freezing.
This would enable to do clean sync( with cloud server) and refresh with local files.
This would enable to do refresh( for non cloud server ).
running a little ant or some kind of script would have development stable unique environment across all developers?
Any help would be appreciated.
It's going to GREATLY depend on what cloud platforms you are using. HOWEVER, i work with the salesforce platform. They offer (per their dev. docs) an ant API jar that allows you to write ant scripts that can essentially check out everything in your org.
Essentially you can use it to check out and check back in pieces and parts of the website. Though this of course only works for SFDC. For other platforms you will need to refer to their API's or write your own tools.
I am in flux for integrating an automated GUI testing with my build system. My GUI application is developed in GWT. I use HUDSON as my automated build system. I would like to perform sanity test of my application. As I understand, the entire test setup will have following steps.
Build and deploy the application in predefined application server. In my case, it would be create and install the application in Android emulator.
Start/Launch the application.
Perform pre-defined user actions(UI Test cases) and validate them.
Somehow include validations for different browsers. I am really not sure how can I do this.
Generate report of test cases performed.
I am not posting the details of application as I think this detail will not make any difference in the approach. Can somebody guide me using past experience if this is possible and if it is then to what extent. The best UI automation tool (preferably open source) which can fit easily here.
We use TeamCity as build server for a GWT application. We just use it as a build server with two tasks: compile sources into Javascript, and deply war file to Tomcat application server. Although I didn't manually set it up yet, I believe it's possible to add a third task for UI testing using Selenium (which we used for another JSF web application testing).
A fairly good example of using Selenium automated testing is RichFaces. If you download its source code package, it includes hundreds of UI-testnig codes written generated by Selenium.