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.
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I am confused about Selenium::Remote::Driver's working.
AFAIK, we need to run selenium server jar file (even if browser and perl program are on same machine) to automate browser. However webdriver (if we use Java or other bindings) does not need server to be running.
The documentation clearly states:
To use this module, you need to have already downloaded and started the Selenium Server (Selenium Server is a Java application).
So my question is: Does Selenium::Remote::Driver implement selenium RC? Can we not implement webdriver APIs using perl?
or
APIs mentioned in Selenium::Remote::Driver are webdriver APIs?
After some more research, I think I found the answer.
I found Selenium::Firefox for firefox and similar modules for chrome also.
Now I do not need to use server instance. So Now I came to know that Selenium::Remote::Driver APIs are webdriver APIs.
I got to know this from this link.
I'm sorry for the stupid question.
I have Intellij Idea 13 and I created GWT template "MySampleApplication". If I try to run it I get this link:
http://127.0.0.1:8888/MySampleApplication.html?gwt.codesvr=127.0.0.1:9997
I open it in browser and it offers me to install developer plugin. I know that this plugin is up to date and not working. So how can I run this application? Using Super Dev Mod? SDM opens just code server page http://localhost:9876/
P.S. "If you are a customer we will do everything for you. If you are a developer - shut up and do everything youself." Is it normal that there is no word about this in GWT tutorial? I'm angry.
I would like to create the web server from LabVIEW VI but when i did the VI interface part was missing (that part is just blank and gave error). I tried to look for the solution from the internet and some says that plugins are missing so I downloaded and installed all plugin as suggest (windows silverlight and LabVIEW run time) but the result still the same.
Anybody have another suggestion?
(When i did this i followed this link: http://www.ni.com/white-paper/4791/en/)
Thanks,
Tanja
Try to install Latest version of Microsoft silverlight. After this make sure you open your interface via Internet explorer. Chrome would not like to open silverlight GUI.
I'm interested in developing with typescript on linux. So I found the above mentioned plugin. I installed eclipse and also the eclipse-typescript plugin as described here. Now I can edit typescript files and see the highlighting. But it is not possible to debug a script. When I try to debug it, there is no debug configuration available.
Is the plugin able to debug a typescript?
I also read in this wiki, but this single page doesn't help me. I googled around and did not found any howto or help...
Thanks
Is the plugin able to debug a typescript?
It isn't supported. Based on my empirical (but certain) observation of : https://github.com/palantir/eclipse-typescript/tree/master/Bridge/src
You could debug the generated JavaScript though (and I highly recommend you do that anyways). And in fact learn to use google chrome debug tools (you'll thank me someday) since they have a live edit and continue, repl, profiler etc.
Alternatively you can try WebStorm which fully supports debugging TypeScript on linux.
At the same time, TypEcs (another TypeScript plugin for Eclipse) features debugging - http://typecsdev.com/. The plugin supports two modes of TypeScript debug:
Standalone: this mode is suitable for debugging server-side NodeJS applications written on TypeScript,
Web Remote: this mode is connected to Google Chrome web browser and allows you to debug TypeScript web application.
So you can try this one.
Recently i have given a task of Qunit with Eclipse plugin.I could find the information regarding the tests cases written in Qunit and the conversion and building the solution for it in JS-test runner using Quint-Adaptaer. But My Question is do i have any Environment in ecplise where i can write tests cases in Qunit and run with JS-Test Runner?
I think you are asking about a development tools for JavaScript. I would recommend installing VJet. This provides tools like a JS editor, content assist, navigation, hovers, validation, etc.
See the page here for more information:
http://www.eclipse.org/vjet/
Here is the update site to use to install:
http://download.eclipse.org/vjet/updates-0.9
If you need advanced content assist for QUnit (or other JavaScript frameworks like Angular, dojo, jQuery, node, etc), I suggest you that you install tern.java 0.10.0-SNAPSHOT (not released today). The 0.10.0 tern.java version provides a support for QUnit: