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Answer 60: While using java you need to create instance of DefaultSelenium class
and pass it four parameters –
selenium = new DefaultSelenium(serverHost,
serverPort, browser, appURL);
selenium.start();
Herein you need to pass:
- Host -- where Selenium server is running
- Port -- of Selenium server
- Browser -- where tests are to be executed and
- application URL
Example:
selenium=new
DefaultSelenium("localhost", 4445,
"*iexplore","http://www.imdb.com/");
selenium.start();
selenium.open("/");
selenium.windowMaximize();
selenium.windowFocus();
Answer 61: Yes, since Selenium server is written in java you need java to be
installed on your system to be able to use it. Even though, you are not being
using java to program your tests.
Answer 62: Following browsers could be used with Selenium –
- *firefox
- *firefoxproxy
- *pifirefox
- *chrome
- *iexploreproxy
- *iexplore
- *firefox3
- *safariproxy
- *googlechrome
- *konqueror
- *firefox2
- *safari
- *piiexplore
- *firefoxchrome
- *opera
- *iehta
- *custom
Here pi and proxy stand
for proxy injection mode of Selenium server
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