#selenium

hello

any of you use webdriver.io?

im having trouble switching windows

client

.remote(options)

.init()

.url('http://localhost:8888/test_site/')

.elements('a')

.then(function (elements) {

var self = this;

var promises = [];

elements.value.forEach(function (element) {

var id = element.ELEMENT;

promises.push(

self

.elementIdClick(id)

.windowHandles(function(err, result) {

return result.value[result.value.length - 1];

})

.switchTab()

.saveScreenshot(++i + 'screenshot.png')

// .pause(4000)

.close()

)

});

return Q.all(promises);

})

.then(function (inputValues) {

console.log(inputValues);

})

.pause(50000)

.end()

.finally(function () {

console.log('Client ended');

});

torlanco: please don't spam that here. Use a :gist

Please paste >3 lines of text to https://gist.github.com

yes, Im very soory, here is the gist https://gist.github.com/torlanco/ad2d6c3b37a8d1...

Hi everyone I need some help with running 2 tests in parallel please?

peterjones: using java and testng?

It's the part of the test runner to run tests in parallel. Not selenium, thats why more information is needed.

sorry for the delay I'm using java

and using jUnit

junit has no parallelization by itself

use ant/maven abilities

:google maven junit parallel

Maven Surefire Plugin – Fork Options and Parallel Test Execution: https://maven.apache.org/surefire/maven-surefir...

so use testng rather than jUnit?

your choice :)

I think maybe testNg has more options in terms of parallel tests

I bet you'll be disappointed in parallel test runs if you're going to run Selenium tests :)

massive parallelization fits unit testing well

not system level testing

CI parallel jobs are good enough for system level tests

no need in low level parallelization

I have 2 classes I would to run at-the-same-time so, in effect open 2 different vm boxes

will you have 200 classes it would be interesting to discuss parallelization :)

well I just starting to run 2 tests in parallel then increase from there

investigate builder abilities (maven/ant)

alot to learn then

autotesting is hard :)

ok thanks for the information barancev

at them moment I have got the 2 tests running sequence not parellel

Just make sure your tests don't use the same data :)