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• globalworming Moderators

  February 2011

  When I navigate to a wrong URL, then Sahi shows a failure:
  
  Sahi Error - www.rfbgvbgdargarha.de
  
  Sahi could not connect to the desired URL
  
  Now you could do an assert every time you are navigating somewhere: _assertNotExists(_bold("Sahi could not connect to the desired URL"));
  
  Or set a recovery function ( Sahi API: _setRecovery() )
  when you get an unresponsive URL, your script will mostly fail. Use a recovery function to evaluate what went wrong.
  
  If this isn't helping, please give further informations on what you are trying to do.
• niteshs Members

  February 2011

  Thanks for replying.
  
  Basically my intention is to add Error Handling Java Code while using Sahi.
  Note: I only want Java code examples for sahi.
  
  If I've written browser.navigate(url) and if my application is not able to connect to that url without throwing any exception then how should I do error handling (in java).
  
  Also, I need to include these types of error handles everywhere I use Sahi Code.
  
  So, How should I do this effectively OR does Sahi provide any java classes for doing this?
  
  Thanks,
  Nitesh
• globalworming Moderators

  February 2011 edited February 2011

  The only thing I could come up with, is writing your own exeption class in java, then defining a browser.navigate method which throws a canNotConnect exeption of some kind.
  Sorry, I just got fundamental knowledge of Java. Maybe this is helpful:
  
  http://download.oracle.com/javase/7/docs/api/java/lang/Throwable.html
  http://download.oracle.com/javase/tutorial/essential/exceptions/throwing.html
  
  if browser.navigate is throwing exeptions, then putting it in a try{ \ statements } catch ( exeption ) { / statments to handle exeption } should do the job.
  
  Hope this is helping,
  regards
  Wormi
  
  edit: this is my favorite site if I want to learn about java
  http://chortle.ccsu.edu/java5/Notes/chap80/ch80_1.html
• narayan Administrators

  February 2011

  Hi Nitesh,
  
  When you try to connect to a website using navigateTo, you always land up on a result page. The result page can either be your expected page, or it could be an error page. Both are valid pages according to Sahi. You have to add your own expectations to make sure that your test fails.
  
  For example,

  browser.navigateTo("myLogin.htm");
  browser.textbox("username").setValue("abcd");
  

  
  If the login page could not be navigated to, the textbox for the next step will not be available and automatically fail. You could check for existence of the textbox using an "if" condition to selectively log an error, if needed.
  
  if (!browser.textbox("abcd").exists()) {
  // handle your case
  }
  
  I am not sure if you meant this, but for assertions, you will have to use JUnit or TestNG.
  
  All Sahi Java APIs are available here:
  http://sahi.co.in/w/java
  and
  http://sahi.co.in/java/javadocs/
  
  The latest javadocs are also in sahi/docs/java_client/ folder. Just double click in index.html there.
  
  Regards,
  Narayan
• globalworming Moderators

  February 2011 edited February 2011

  another thing that could help:
  http://www.exampledepot.com/egs/java.net/GetHeaders.html
  when you get an HTTP response, you can check the headers for the response codes ( i.e 200 for success or 404 for not responsive)
  based on what you get, you can specify a behavior