Hi Tom,
Did you have any success with this ?
I've found a problem with the SeleneseJettyResourceHandler when using
IE to drive the tests. If you are using IE, add these lines to
SeleneseJettyResourceHandler.handle() :
res.setField(HttpFields.__ContentType, "text/plain");
res.setField(HttpFields.__CacheControl, "no-cache");
res.setField(HttpFields.__Pragma, "no-cache");
res.setField(HttpFields.__Expires, "-1");
Cheers,
Darren.
>Hi Tom,You are using the latest version (0.6), and no, it doesn't
appear tobe in a working state.Check out this thread
:http://lists.public.thoughtworks.org/pipermail/selenium-devel/2005-November/000902.htmlI'm
going to keep looking into the problems when I have time, butplease
post back here any progress you make.Cheers,Darren.>Hi All,We want to
use Selenium in Java Driven mode. We have had somesuccesswith 0.6, but
have found that sometimes our tests work, andsometimesfail with
internal server errors in Selenium. Is Java drivenmode in 0.6in a
working state in 0.6?I notice that there is a version1.2 in the SVN
repository. Should we beusing this
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