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• Sumitra Members

  August 2011

  Hi beeman,
  
  You can pass one of these as parameters to create a new instance of the Browser class.
  1. Browser type (as available in <name> in browser_types.xml)
  2. browser path, browser options, browser executable (<path>, <options>, <processName> in browser_types.xml)
  
  Use:
  

  def init_browser()
      # Look at sahi/userdata/config/browser_types.xml to configure browsers.
      @browser_name = "firefox"
      return Sahi::Browser.new(@browser_name)
    end
  

  
  This uses the browser type.
  
  Regards
  Sumitra
• beeman Members

  August 2011

  Hi Sumitra:
  
  Thanks for the reply. When I use the (at)browser_name as the only argument for new and run the test, there is an wrong number of arguments error:
  

  1) Error:
  test_google(SahiDriverTest):
  ArgumentError: wrong number of arguments (1 for 2)
      test/unit/sahi_test.rb:23:in `new'
      test/unit/sahi_test.rb:23:in `init_browser'
      test/unit/sahi_test.rb:7:in `setup'
  
  Finished in 0.050934 seconds.
  

  
  I can't seem to use one argument.
  
  Using (at)browser_path and (at)browser_options got past this error but then displayed the SAHI_ERROR. It looks like the error happens in the Browser open method.
  
  Bryan
• beeman Members

  August 2011

  I added some puts statements to the open method . is_ready? never returns true for the 500 tries. (I put ... for urls in the code)
  

      #opens the browser
      def open()
        puts "using the gem copy"
        check_proxy()
        
        (at)sahisid = Guid.new.to_s
        cmd = "#{(at)browser_path} #{(at)browser_options} ... 
        
        if Platform::OS == :win32
          require "win32/process"
          (at)pid = Process.create(:app_name  => cmd,
                                  :process_inherit => true,
                                  :thread_inherit  => true,
                                  :inherit         => true).process_id
        else
          puts "mac fork"
          (at)pid = fork { exec(cmd) }
        end
        
        puts "(at)pid = #{(at)pid}"
        puts "(at)proxy_host = #{(at)proxy_host}"
        puts "(at)proxy_port = #{(at)proxy_port}"
        
        i = 0
        while (i < 500)
          puts "i = #{i}"
          i+=1
          break if is_ready?
          sleep(0.1)
        end
      end 
      
      def is_ready?
        return  "true".eql?(exec_command("isReady"))
      end
      
      def exec_command(cmd, qs={})
        res = response( ... )
        puts "res = #{res}"
        return res
      end
      
      def response(url, qs={})
        return Net::HTTP.post_form(URI.parse(url), qs).body
      end
      
      
  $ rake test:units
  Loaded suite /Users/bbbelyk/.rvm/gems/ruby-1.9.2-p136(at)rails307/gems/rake-0.9.2/lib/rake/rake_test_loader
  Started
  using the gem copy
  mac fork
  (at)pid = 18561
  (at)proxy_host = localhost
  (at)proxy_port = 9999
  i = 0
  res = false
  i = 1
  res = false
  i = 2
  res = false
  i = 3
  res = false
  i = 4
  
  ... up to 500
  

  
  
  Thanks
  Bryan
• Sumitra Members

  August 2011

  Hi beeman,
  
  What version of Sahi Ruby driver are you using?
  
  Alos,can you try with latest Sahi Ruby driver and check if it solves your issue.
  
  Regards
  Sumitra
• beeman Members

  August 2011

  Hi Sumitra:
  
  I am using sahi 1.0.1. Is this the latest version? I did a 'gem install sahi' and this was the version installed.
  
  Thanks
  Bryan