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I have created a Java library that utilizes an instance of Selenium Web Driver. I would like to run the test I have written with this library, as well as the Selenium2Library. In a way, the Java Library would add some functionality that I need (working with Ajax elements), but much of the test could be written with Selenium2 keywords. Is there a way to pass the webdriver instantiated in Selenium2Library to my external library so that they can run the same test? Thank you for your input! The current browser is stored in a WebDriverCache field that is protected. You could extend Selenium2Library

I am trying to install robot framework but getting an error for wxPython version. When I type ride.py in cmd then an error message is shown: "C:\Users\snar13>ride.py Wrong wxPython version. You need to install wxPython 2.8.12.1 with Unicode support to run RIDE. wxPython 2.8.12.1 can be downloaded from http://sourceforge.net/projects/wxpytho n/files/wxPython/2.8.12.1/" I have done following steps: Installed python version 2.7, set an environment variable and verified in cmd by typing “python –version” with output “Python 2.7.12”. Installed Robot framework with PIP command i.e. “pip install

I need to click on element based on what value it contains..but I want to set this value in test run or keyword definition (best option is in the test I guess) How should I do it? the variable containing xpath should look like that: ${DROPDOWN ITEMS} xpath=//*[contains(@class,'listitem-element')]/span[contains(text(),'${second_number}')] This locator works when I replace the variable with actual number like '002', but I want to have it more general.. In keyword definition I use it like: Choose Value From Dropdown focus ${DROPDOWN ITEMS} click element ${DROPDOWN ITEMS} and in test I just call

I recently installed Python 2.7, Robot Framework and the Selenium Library (I still don't know if I succeeded though...) on a Red Hat Server to run some test on a web application. So I tried a simple test case using Robot Framework to see if Selenium Library is functional, just to Open a web page, nothing more... Selenium Server is up and running according to the result of ps, and Firefox binaries are in the PATH... Running the test case from the Robot Framework (with the pybot testcasename.tsv) I get an exception: ERROR: Problem capturing a screenshot to string: java.awt.AWTException: headless

I am using Selenium2 w RF to test GUI of rather complex web application. Since I do get some fails with elements load, would like to know what are differences between keywords: Wait Until Element Is Enabled locator Wait Until Element Is Visible locator Wait Until Page Contains Element locator What is the scoope of each one and which keyword is most reliable in case, when I wanna check if element of the page is fully loaded and ready to use? Is there a keyword that checks if a full page is loaded? I don't know what you mean by "scope". They all work in the same scope. Wait Until Element Is