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Unable to run my test using Junit/Eclipse with Firefox configuration
Hello!
I'm using eclipse as an ide and i have junit installed as well. When i attempt to run my test as a junit test i get an error message from firefox that reads "Your Firefox profile cannot be loaded. It may be missing or inaccessible". I believe i have the correct directory listed but i have no idea whats wrong.
I'm able to access the firefox browser from the sahi controller and i used the same information within the config file from the controller.
If anyone can provide any input that would be great.
Thanks,
Lawrence
package in.co.sahi;
import junit.framework.TestCase;
import net.sf.sahi.client.Browser;
import net.sf.sahi.client.ExecutionException;
import net.sf.sahi.config.Configuration;
/**
*
* This is a sample class to get started with Sahi Java.<br/>
* Have a look at DriverClientTest.java in sample_java_project dir for more detailed use of APIs.<br/>
* You need sahi/lib/sahi.jar in your classpath.</br>
*
*/
public class MyJavaClientTest extends TestCase {
private Browser browser;
private String sahiBase;
private String userDataDirectory;
/**
* This starts the Sahi proxy, toggles the proxy settings on Internet Explorer
* and starts a browser instance. This could be part of your setUp method in a JUnit test.
*
*/
public void setUp(){
sahiBase = "C:/Users/Lawrence/sahi"; // where Sahi is installed or unzipped
userDataDirectory = "C:/Users/Lawrence/sahi/userdata";
Configuration.initJava(sahiBase, userDataDirectory); // Sets up configuration for proxy. Sets Controller to java mode.
// toggleIEProxy(true); // Not needed for Firefox. Needed for IE, Safari, Chrome on Windows
String browserPath = "C:/Program Files (x86)/Mozilla Firefox/firefox.exe";
String browserProcessName = "firefox";
String browserOption = "-profile /mnt/sda4/Sahi/sahi0321/sahi/userdata/browser/ff/profiles/sahi1 -no-remote";
browser = new Browser(browserPath, browserProcessName, browserOption);
browser.open();
}
public void testGoogle() throws ExecutionException{
browser.navigateTo("http://www.google.com/"
;
browser.textbox("q").setValue("sahi forums");
browser.submit("Google 搜尋").click();
browser.waitFor(1000);
browser.link("Sahi - Web Automation and Test Tool").click();
browser.navigateTo("http://sahi.co.in/forums/";
browser.link("Login").click();
System.out.println("check: browser.textbox(\"req_username\").exists() = " + browser.textbox("req_username").exists());
}
public void tearDown(){
browser.close();
// proxy.stop();
// toggleIEProxy(false); // Not needed for Firefox. Needed for IE, Safari, Chrome on Wind$
}
}
I'm using eclipse as an ide and i have junit installed as well. When i attempt to run my test as a junit test i get an error message from firefox that reads "Your Firefox profile cannot be loaded. It may be missing or inaccessible". I believe i have the correct directory listed but i have no idea whats wrong.
I'm able to access the firefox browser from the sahi controller and i used the same information within the config file from the controller.
If anyone can provide any input that would be great.
Thanks,
Lawrence
package in.co.sahi;
import junit.framework.TestCase;
import net.sf.sahi.client.Browser;
import net.sf.sahi.client.ExecutionException;
import net.sf.sahi.config.Configuration;
/**
*
* This is a sample class to get started with Sahi Java.<br/>
* Have a look at DriverClientTest.java in sample_java_project dir for more detailed use of APIs.<br/>
* You need sahi/lib/sahi.jar in your classpath.</br>
*
*/
public class MyJavaClientTest extends TestCase {
private Browser browser;
private String sahiBase;
private String userDataDirectory;
/**
* This starts the Sahi proxy, toggles the proxy settings on Internet Explorer
* and starts a browser instance. This could be part of your setUp method in a JUnit test.
*
*/
public void setUp(){
sahiBase = "C:/Users/Lawrence/sahi"; // where Sahi is installed or unzipped
userDataDirectory = "C:/Users/Lawrence/sahi/userdata";
Configuration.initJava(sahiBase, userDataDirectory); // Sets up configuration for proxy. Sets Controller to java mode.
// toggleIEProxy(true); // Not needed for Firefox. Needed for IE, Safari, Chrome on Windows
String browserPath = "C:/Program Files (x86)/Mozilla Firefox/firefox.exe";
String browserProcessName = "firefox";
String browserOption = "-profile /mnt/sda4/Sahi/sahi0321/sahi/userdata/browser/ff/profiles/sahi1 -no-remote";
browser = new Browser(browserPath, browserProcessName, browserOption);
browser.open();
}
public void testGoogle() throws ExecutionException{
browser.navigateTo("http://www.google.com/"
;browser.textbox("q").setValue("sahi forums");
browser.submit("Google 搜尋").click();
browser.waitFor(1000);
browser.link("Sahi - Web Automation and Test Tool").click();
browser.navigateTo("http://sahi.co.in/forums/"
;browser.link("Login").click();
System.out.println("check: browser.textbox(\"req_username\").exists() = " + browser.textbox("req_username").exists());
}
public void tearDown(){
browser.close();
// proxy.stop();
// toggleIEProxy(false); // Not needed for Firefox. Needed for IE, Safari, Chrome on Wind$
}
}
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