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Web application automation based on the visible rendered output with Java.

License: GNU General Public License v3.0

CSS 6.62% JavaScript 21.93% Shell 0.77% Python 1.19% Java 69.49%

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Getting event generated data

I watched your interesting video in YouTube. At 111s of that video (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Il0191C8fg8&feature=player_detailpage#t=111s) your program types "New York" first then clicks the JFK next. Instead of doing that way, I want to get all the possible values generated by the click event first and based on some conditions I want to click one of them. Is it possible in Abmash ?

Another question( related to this) : Sometimes filling one field can change the contents of other fields. Is it possible to get the events associated with an element and the fields that are affectedby an event ?

Thanks

xpath and selector predicates are not working

Here is the code i am using

HtmlElement element = browser.query(select("input=[id^='Email']")).findFirst();
        element.type("testing342");

        browser.type("password", "tester4all");
        browser.click("sign in");

when am executing i am getting

java.lang.NullPointerException

and this warning popup message:

Specified firefox binary location does not exist or is not a real file

When I ran the basic code you provided here on Github, I get this error: Specified firefox binary location does not exist or is not a real file.

I was wondering if there is a way to use chrome instead of firefox, thanks.

DOM access using Abmash

Hi All,

I understand that Abmash is built for visual attributes and visible text. I liked this but I also want to get access to the full DOM tree so that I can utilize both the visual and the DOM level features. Is there a way to get the DOM tree of the document from Abmash? I tried to use getParent () / getSiblings method of the HtmlElement class but it doesn't work ...

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Issue with closeTo() and text() predicates

I tried to get the texts near to a HtmlElement. It captures some but not all. I'm not sure whether it is a bug or maybe I'm not using the predicates properly. My html and java code are given below.

HTML

Java

    HtmlElement me = browser.query(typable()).find().first();
    HtmlElements neighbors = browser.query(text(), closeTo(me))
            .find();
    System.out.println("Total texts around me: "+ neighbors.size());
    int i=1;
    for(HtmlElement e:neighbors){
        System.out.println(i+" "+e.getText());
        i++;
    }

Result

Total texts around me: 1
1 type your name

Issue

If you open the html code in browser, you see both the texts near to the input field. However, the java code finds only one text node near to the input field. Specification says "closeTo(HtmlElement element)" finds elements visually close to the given HtmlElement, with a maximum distance of 300 pixels. The two texts are clearly within 300 pixels. Thus, is there any bug in this method ?

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Getting event generated data

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DOM access using Abmash

Issue with closeTo() and text() predicates

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