- Bluesheep
- Posts : 1
Join date : 2011-02-16
Verify command when used with Java,JUNIT and Eclipse
Mon Apr 18, 2011 5:25 pm
Hi All
I am writing testing scripts in Java language using Eclipse IDE. When I use assertTrue command no syntax error is displayed. With assertTrue command I have also used the command (import static org.junit.Assert.*). However, when I use the command verifyText or verifyTitle. A syntax error message is displayed and the details say that this method is undefined for this class.
The reason I want to use ‘verify’ command is that it allows to run all the test scipts where as when an assert statement is failed it stops the execution.
Do I need to import any library?
Looking forward to the reply.
Regards
I am writing testing scripts in Java language using Eclipse IDE. When I use assertTrue command no syntax error is displayed. With assertTrue command I have also used the command (import static org.junit.Assert.*). However, when I use the command verifyText or verifyTitle. A syntax error message is displayed and the details say that this method is undefined for this class.
The reason I want to use ‘verify’ command is that it allows to run all the test scipts where as when an assert statement is failed it stops the execution.
Do I need to import any library?
Looking forward to the reply.
Regards
- freeskyAmateur
- Posts : 72
Join date : 2011-04-13
Re: Verify command when used with Java,JUNIT and Eclipse
Thu Jun 23, 2011 8:43 am
verifyText is the command of Selenium IDE,but in Selenium RC,it's
verifyEquals(pattern, selenium.getText(locator)).
You can use Selenium IDE first,then format the script to RC,then you'll see the difference.
verifyEquals(pattern, selenium.getText(locator)).
You can use Selenium IDE first,then format the script to RC,then you'll see the difference.
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