remotewebdriver

I am trying to use selenium in python with PhantomJS. I am running a selenium hub server so am using webdriver.Remote to start a webdriver. The normal way to pass a proxy to PhantomJS is: service_args = [ '--proxy=127.0.0.1:9999', '--proxy-type=socks5', ] browser = webdriver.PhantomJS('../path_to/phantomjs',service_args=service_args) This won't workthough for webdriver.Remote(service_args=service_args) As webdriver.Remote takes only desired_capabilities, not service args, as a parameter. Is there any way to pass a proxy to PhantomJS as a desired_capibility? The typical way one would do so with

Currently, I have a Selenium grid setup, with 1 local hub and 2 local nodes. The hub is capable of distributing the tests to run in parallel and distribute it over to the nodes. I am running the tests in parallel. The following is the base test public abstract class BaseTest { String testFolder; String testName; protected String envName; protected Configuration config; protected String host; protected RemoteWebDriver driver; protected String proxy; protected SomeData someData; protected SomeController someController; public BaseTest() { } public BaseTest( String testFolder, String testName) {

For many weeks now, I have been looking around and I have not seen anything regards to changing the location the Firefox Profile saves to. I am using a specific Firefox profile, however, when the tests run the session is created in /tmp/. I would like the session to start up in a different location and save the files it uses in a location like: /var/tmp/. Is there any way to do this? Note: This is not a question as to where I get the RemoteWebDriver to use a specific Firefox profile. Edit: I am using Selenium 2.28 and Firefox 15.0.1 Look at FirefoxProfile:442 File profileDir =

I'm looking for a way to reattach an existing webdriver browser session to a driver instance so i could control the browser again. So far, I've tried the following: I. ========================================== Reference: https://stackoverflow.com/a/38827934/2285470 Browser: Firefox v. 51.01 / Chrome v. 56.0.2924.87 Driver: geckodriver v. 0.14 / chromedriver v. 2.27 Solution tried: 1. Create a custom class that extends RemoteWebDriver public class RemoteDriver extends RemoteWebDriver { public RemoteDriver(URL url, String sessionId) { super(); setSessionId(sessionId); setCommandExecutor(new

How can I connect to a selenium grid such as BrowserStack via RemoteWebDriver from behind a corporate proxy? The application under test is outside the proxy and freely accessible from BrowserStack. This Using Selenium RemoteWebDriver behind corporate proxy (Java) stackoverflow question asked the same question but I couldn't follow the accepted answer. I managed to get something working based on the accepted answer in the linked stackoverflow question, here's my implementation in case anyone else is stuck on the same problem: Example import java.net.InetAddress; import java.net