Not sure how that code handles on Opera or Safari, but it'd be great to
see that change make it to the codebase for a future release.
Although thinking about it, it'd probably be better to create a set of
XML related verifyXXX commands as well as support for verifyTextPresent
- such as verifyDocTy
Mark Derricutt wrote:
This sounds like the something the small patch I posted to the list the
other day might help.
...
I never saw comment on the list about it so I don't know if it actually
posted ok?
Hi Mark. I for one saw your message. Nice work.
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cheers, MikeW
To be more precise: I have an application which is built on XML and Java. I am running on Jboss app server and Apache web server. I have a very simple test case for this. a) Open the application - give URL - passes b) try to login -- test do not go here... - fails. Any clue? Jason
This sounds like the something the small patch I posted to the list the other day might help.
Selenium currently dies when trying to do verifyTextPresent on an XML
document due to the way the browser DOM differs, I patched the
browser-bot.js to fix it for IE and Firefox:
http://www.talios.com/t
Tushar Shah wrote on 11/18/2005 01:02:40 PM:
> Has anyone used Selenium tool to test XML files?
Can you be more precise? How do you want to test XML files? Do you want to
test that it matches a defined schema? Or test how an XML files gets
rendered in a browser? Or something else?
- Jason
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Has anyone used Selenium tool to test XML files? If yes, any help will be appreciated. Regards, Tushar
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