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[Question #142707]: [Java] Sikuli X: WebDriver/Firefox: Hang in app.focus() if used before new Screen() - workaround
Question #142707 on Sikuli changed:
https://answers.launchpad.net/sikuli/+question/142707
Summary changed to:
[Java] Sikuli X: WebDriver/Firefox: Hang in app.focus() if used before new Screen() - workaround
Description changed to:
****** workaround
use "Screen scr = new Screen()" before touching any other Sikuli features
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For understanding, here is my use case... I have running Firefox.app
via Selenium 2.0/WebDriver (FirefoxDriver really) and there is a
javascript confirmation popup that WebDriver is not handling correctly.
So I create a Sikuli Screen object and click the <OK> button with
Sikuli. Works great! I'm really stoked that I can drop into Sikuli
whenever I like from my Java automation framework.
Now here's the issue... I have to call screen.click("ok_button.png")
twice to get to the <OK> button since Firefox.app is not the active
application when the test automation invokes it. So a single
screen.click("ok_button.png") simply brings Firefox.app into focus.
Then a 2nd screen.click("ok_button.png") is required to click the <OK>
button. So to work around that issue, I created a new
App("Firefox.app") and then called app.focus() just before the
screen.click("ok_button.png"). Now the test hangs and in the output,
the last few lines are:
java.library.tmpdir: /Applications/Sikuli-IDE.app/Contents/Frameworks
Mac OS X utilities loaded.
[log] App.focus Firefox.app(0) #0
[log] openApp: "Firefox.app"
So it seems that a called to app.focus() is causing the hang. Here is
the code that hangs:
app = new App("Firefox.app");
app.focus();
Screen s = new Screen();
s.click("ok_button.png", 0);
The test runs great when I comment out these 2 lines, but then of course
I need to call click twice:
// app = new App("Firefox.app");
// app.focus();
Screen s = new Screen();
s.click("ok_button.png", 0);
s.click("ok_button.png", 0);
So I'm not sure what's going on. Any suggestions?
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