Is there a good way to get started with webdriver when switching from
 selenium 1, please?

The problem is, when converting them into webdriver, I always get
 confused cause I cannot find webdriver methods corresponding to
 selenium 1 methods. I found out that It almost break all the code
 structure if I want to convert the test cases into webdriver test
 cases.
 On May 31, 10:05 pm, darrell <darrell.grain...@gmail.com> wrote:
 

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I'm doing c# and selenium2. I create an instance of one of the drivers
 and stuff it into a variable of type iWebDriver but I cant find many
 of the methods used in Rostislav's articles... Is this because I'm
 doing c# or because I'm using a different version?
 Back on topic.... I used the migration from 1.0 to 2.0 as an
 opportunity. I started by writing methods that mimicked the stuff I
 used in selenium 1  then I added some wrappers that adjusted things to
 a more logical approach (at least in my mind). In the end I'm getting
 to a point where I use the wrappers almost exclusively.
 
For example: I wrote a method that I hung off of my page object base
 class called GetElementValue() that receives a "full locator string"
 as a parameter.  The locator string construct is just like what
 selenium 1 used (like xpath=//table/tr/td[@id=sample] or id=fred) and
 my base class has methods to convert the locator string into the
 appropriate "FindElement" and "By".... I also have methods like
 ClickElement(FullLocatorString) and
 GetAttributeValue(FullLocatorString,AttributeName) and
 SetElementValue(FullLocatoString,NewValue)...since they are in the
 base class all of my page objects can (and do) use them.
 
If you liked the way that selenium one worked you can certainly make
 methods that provide that functionality.
 
On Jun 3, 6:04 am, Rostislav Matl <rostislav.m...@gmail.com> wrote:
 

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Good post..But could anyone ,In order to make the script written in Selenium 1 to web driver code,how to create a Jar file ,so that in can be imported..

I would like to know the Java web driver script to test if the focus of a particular page is on the required text box

driver.switchTo().activeElement();
returns the currently focused element. If the current element is the one you are looking for then return true. best is it put it in a try and catch.

Good one...the objective is to check if the focus of the login page is in text name with id=Username.Any idea how to do that?
What does the statement driver.switchTo().activeElement(); return..String/Boolean value

Try this if you want to click on the active element.

WebElement activeelement= driver.switchTo().activeElement();
activeelement.click();

Perfect code..

Now,how do we write for "Verify that username and password text box is present and  should be by default blank"
I  sorry if im troubling with my question,its just because im new..Hope its understood