- DanVK
- Posts : 6
Join date : 2012-04-09
How to capture an AJAX request with SeleniumRC test?
Mon Apr 09, 2012 2:54 pm
Hi!
I don´t know how to capture a data of an AJAX request in a Selenium test.
First, I export the SeleniumIDE test code to JAVA (junit4 - Remote Control). Then I configure an Eclipse project and run the test with SeleniumRC. Well, there is a button in the web where an AJAX request loads a menu, when you press it. I need a data of this menu and Selenium only generate a click command. And nothing loads in the navigator when I run the test.
I try it adding an user extension in my Junit project with the next function but it doesn´t work:
Selenium.prototype.doWaitForAjaxRequest = function(timeout) {
return Selenium.decorateFunctionWithTimeout(function() {
if (selenium.browserbot.getUserWindow().Ajax.activeRequestCount == 0) {
return true;
}
return false;
}, timeout);
Other option I see is to use Selenium WebDriver, but I see the same problem. Somebody help me, please? Thanks!
I don´t know how to capture a data of an AJAX request in a Selenium test.
First, I export the SeleniumIDE test code to JAVA (junit4 - Remote Control). Then I configure an Eclipse project and run the test with SeleniumRC. Well, there is a button in the web where an AJAX request loads a menu, when you press it. I need a data of this menu and Selenium only generate a click command. And nothing loads in the navigator when I run the test.
I try it adding an user extension in my Junit project with the next function but it doesn´t work:
Selenium.prototype.doWaitForAjaxRequest = function(timeout) {
return Selenium.decorateFunctionWithTimeout(function() {
if (selenium.browserbot.getUserWindow().Ajax.activeRequestCount == 0) {
return true;
}
return false;
}, timeout);
Other option I see is to use Selenium WebDriver, but I see the same problem. Somebody help me, please? Thanks!
- DanVK
- Posts : 6
Join date : 2012-04-09
Re: How to capture an AJAX request with SeleniumRC test?
Tue Apr 10, 2012 5:45 pm
Ok, I found a simple solution:
Selenium captures the AJAX request, only needs more time on the run: Thread.sleep(time) before the selenium.click command is a simple solution.
I think sleep time will depends of the web application that you´re testing.
Bye!
Selenium captures the AJAX request, only needs more time on the run: Thread.sleep(time) before the selenium.click command is a simple solution.
I think sleep time will depends of the web application that you´re testing.
Bye!
Permissions in this forum:
You cannot reply to topics in this forum
|
|