hi,
Currently, I am facing an issue in finding elements on ranorex studio of the type WebDocument : IE, is it possible to write a selenium code to handle this and then add it as a step in ranorex studio?
run selenium code through ranorex studio
Re: run selenium code through ranorex studio
Hi,
I seriously doubt that your problems with accessing web elements in integrated browser (discussed here) will be easier to solve with Selenium. Ranorex alone is not capable of writing and running Selenium-based tests. But of course, because Ranorex is a fully featured .NET IDE, you are able to write and run Selenium code via C# code. The problem is, that you will have to figure it out yourself. There are no Ranorex-based tutorials for writing Selenium code.
You can start with checking links in this post...
https://www.ranorex.com/forum/is-there- ... 15276.html
This could help too:
https://www.guru99.com/selenium-csharp-tutorial.html
Basically, you must install Selenium Webdriver nuget package to project of our choice. And then you must learn how to write C# based Selenium code using google search
I seriously doubt that your problems with accessing web elements in integrated browser (discussed here) will be easier to solve with Selenium. Ranorex alone is not capable of writing and running Selenium-based tests. But of course, because Ranorex is a fully featured .NET IDE, you are able to write and run Selenium code via C# code. The problem is, that you will have to figure it out yourself. There are no Ranorex-based tutorials for writing Selenium code.
You can start with checking links in this post...
https://www.ranorex.com/forum/is-there- ... 15276.html
This could help too:
https://www.guru99.com/selenium-csharp-tutorial.html
Basically, you must install Selenium Webdriver nuget package to project of our choice. And then you must learn how to write C# based Selenium code using google search
Pavel Kudrys
Ranorex explorer at Descartes Systems
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Ranorex explorer at Descartes Systems
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- HW configuration