Hi,
Presently i'm working on Ranorex selenium integration using endpoint, but not able to launch Chrome and Firefox through selenium endpoint and using selenium-server-standalone.3.3.1.jar.
chrome driver version-2.29
gecko driver
please help.
Thanks
Ranorex Selenium Integration
Re: Ranorex Selenium Integration
Hi Venkata,
Were you able to run a test on any other browser? (maybe IE? )
What gecko driver version do you use? I use 0.15.0 and it works perfectly fine.
Please make sure that the web drivers are placed in the same folder as the selenium-server-standalone.3.3.1.jar file.
One more hint: Please take a look at your task manager and see whether multiple processes of the standalone server are running. If so, end all those processes and start your standalone server from the command line using: java -jar selenium-server-standalone.3.3.1.jar
Please let me know if some of the hints above helped in solving your issue.
regards,
qwertzu
Were you able to run a test on any other browser? (maybe IE? )
What gecko driver version do you use? I use 0.15.0 and it works perfectly fine.
Please make sure that the web drivers are placed in the same folder as the selenium-server-standalone.3.3.1.jar file.
One more hint: Please take a look at your task manager and see whether multiple processes of the standalone server are running. If so, end all those processes and start your standalone server from the command line using: java -jar selenium-server-standalone.3.3.1.jar
Please let me know if some of the hints above helped in solving your issue.
regards,
qwertzu
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Re: Ranorex Selenium Integration
I am having basically the same issue. I am using Selenium 3.4.0, gecko 0.17.0. I cannot get the spy to connect to the WebDriver -- just get 'Could not open <web site>' as an Action Invocation Result.
Re: Ranorex Selenium Integration
hi taylorsl,
Please make sure that the latest version of Firefox installed on your PC.
Please also make sure, that there are no Firefox processes running or multiple instances of the selenium webdriver running in the background.
Furthermore, I would suggest simply creating your tests without using the endpoint. Once your tests run locally, you should be able to execute them on your Selenium endpoint.
This way you won´t need to start the browser via Spy.
regards,
qwertzu
Please make sure that the latest version of Firefox installed on your PC.
Please also make sure, that there are no Firefox processes running or multiple instances of the selenium webdriver running in the background.
Furthermore, I would suggest simply creating your tests without using the endpoint. Once your tests run locally, you should be able to execute them on your Selenium endpoint.
This way you won´t need to start the browser via Spy.
regards,
qwertzu
