Test opening a new window via JavaScript

[axelberle]

Has anybody tested the following scenario:

• clicking on a button
• the button click triggers a javascript function opening a new window via window.open(...)
• verify if the window has been opened

I tried it with the following code:

     client.click("addGroup");

       
     // Verify the popup window exists
     WebClient webClient = jsfSession.getWebClient();
     List<WebWindow> openWindows = webClient.getWebWindows();   
       
     assertEquals("We are expecting 2 windows", 2, openWindows.size());
       
     for (WebWindow window: openWindows) {
          LOGGER.debug("Open window: " + window.getName());      
     }

Sometimes it works, when debugging the code. Is it necessary to wait until the opened window has been fully initialized?

Thanks for any help!

[axelberle]

I found the following solution:

• After clicking, yield control for some (small) time

The test then passes:

        // wait some time
        try {
            Thread.currentThread().sleep(10);
        } catch (InterruptedException e) {
            e.printStackTrace();
        }
       
        // Verify the popup window exists
        WebClient webClient = jsfSession.getWebClient();
        List<WebWindow> openWindows = webClient.getWebWindows();   
       
        assertEquals("We are expecting 2 windows", 2, openWindows.size());
       
        for (WebWindow window: openWindows) {
           
            LOGGER.debug("Open window: " + window.getName());
           
        }

[sarojini]

Hi Axel,

Have you worked on testing the contents  of the  new window? that is the buttons and its actions inside the new window, above the parent Window?

If so help me.