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I want to use WatiN to verify the error message in a JavaScript alert box. Is this possible? Thanks. Dror see Trev's Blog and here as well. using(IE ie = new IE("http://hostname/pagename.htm")) { AlertDialogHandler alertDialogHandler = new AlertDialogHandler(); using (new UseDialogOnce(ie.DialogWatcher, alertDialogHandler )) { /************************************* * -- alert -- * * * * must use the "NoWait" to allow * * the code to goto the next line * * * *************************************/ alertDialogHandler.WaitUntilExists(); alertDialogHandler.OKButton.Click(); ie.WaitForComplete(); }

in WatiN how can I wait until postback is complete. For example: // Postback response modifies update panel elsewhere on page browser.Text("id").TypeText("asd"); // WatiN doesn't wait until postback is completed (what code should I replace it with?). browser.WaitUntilComplete(); WaitUntilComplete doesn't recognize ajax calls. See this article (search on WaitForAsyncPostBackToComplete) on how to inject some code to make that work as well: WatiN, Ajax and some Extension Methods HTH, Jeroen You could check if IE is busy rather than complete. while (((SHDocVw.InternetExplorerClass)(_ie

I was wondering how well these web test frameworks (Watin and Selenium) work for Silverlight UI testing. Have anyone tried it on a project? Are Watin or Selenium well suited for Silverlight?. Brian Genisio I can't talk to Watin or Selenium with Silverlight, but I have played with White , which is a layer on top of the MS Automation Framework, and I have liked what I have seen thus far: I should also add that we defer the majority of our UI behavior testing to unit tests using the MVVM pattern. It doesn't test EVERYTHING, but it gets us 95% of the way there. Functional testing frameworks like

I have seen couple of question posted on this topic but none of the solution worked that's why I am posting it again. I am using WatIn to automate the testing of my website. Using IE 11. I have to download and save the file, but I am not able to click the save or saveas button of the download window. I tried FileDownloadHandler of WatIn but it didn't worked. I am not limited to WatIn only solutions. It could be anything thing which I can use in my C# code will be acceptable FileDownloadHandler fileDownloadHandler = new FileDownloadHandler(); browser.AddDialogHandler(fileDownloadHandler);

i have one textbox on my page on the load event textbox is disable for 10 then its enable so how to wait for 10 sec in watin. i am try to this code IE ie = new IE("http://localhost:2034/WebForm3.aspx"); ie.ShowWindow(WatiN.Core.Native.Windows.NativeMethods.WindowShowStyle.Maximize); ie.TextField("TextBox1").TypeText("Fer"); but it gives the error that TextBox1 is disable so i want to wait for some time. so how to do this? please help me? You can just sleep the thread for a fixed amount of time in order for the test to wait: System.Threading.Thread.Sleep(10000); The time is in milliseconds.

I am using WatiN library to do a quick smoke test on a web site after deployment. Among other things, I want to make sure that when I click on a specific link on my page, a PDF is opened in the browser. Clicking the link is easy, but how can I detect if Acrobat Reader was successfully opened in the browser window? I would like to catch situations like 404, server errors, or time-outs... MoMo Rub, I found one bug report and one feature request on this issue. Both the bug and feature request are closed but I am still not able to attach to a IE window that is hosting a PDF document. In fact the

I'm using WatiN for some automated tests and what I found was that creating an IE instance for every test was not scalable. The creation and shutdown time of each IE instance was eating me alive: [TestMethod] public void Verify_Some_Useful_Thing() { using (var browser = new IE()) { browser.GoTo("/someurl"); // etc.. // some assert() statements } } However, the using statement did prove useful in that I can always ensure that my IE instance would have its dispose() method called which would close the IE window. Anyway, I created a singleton which maintained a single IE instance which all my