au.com.agic.apptesting.utils

Interface SimpleWebElementInteraction

All Known Implementing Classes:

SimpleWebElementInteractionImpl

public interface SimpleWebElementInteraction

A service that returns elements based on fuzzy selections

Method Summary

Modifier and Type	Method and Description
org.openqa.selenium.WebElement	getClickableElementFoundBy(boolean valueAlias, @NotNull java.lang.String value, @NotNull FeatureState featureState) This method queries the web page for elements that can be found by the supplied value.
org.openqa.selenium.WebElement	getClickableElementFoundBy(boolean valueAlias, @NotNull java.lang.String value, @NotNull FeatureState featureState, long wait) This method queries the web page for elements that can be found by the supplied value.
void	getNotClickableElementFoundBy(boolean valueAlias, @NotNull java.lang.String value, @NotNull FeatureState featureState) This method queries the web page for elements that can be found by the supplied value.
void	getNotClickableElementFoundBy(boolean valueAlias, @NotNull java.lang.String value, @NotNull FeatureState featureState, long wait) This method queries the web page for elements that can be found by the supplied value.
void	getNotPresenceElementFoundBy(boolean valueAlias, @NotNull java.lang.String value, @NotNull FeatureState featureState) This method queries the web page for elements that can be found by the supplied value.
void	getNotPresenceElementFoundBy(boolean valueAlias, @NotNull java.lang.String value, @NotNull FeatureState featureState, long wait) This method queries the web page for elements that can be found by the supplied value.
void	getNotVisibleElementFoundBy(boolean valueAlias, @NotNull java.lang.String value, @NotNull FeatureState featureState) This method queries the web page for elements that can be found by the supplied value.
void	getNotVisibleElementFoundBy(boolean valueAlias, @NotNull java.lang.String value, @NotNull FeatureState featureState, long wait) This method queries the web page for elements that can be found by the supplied value.
org.openqa.selenium.WebElement	getPresenceElementFoundBy(boolean valueAlias, @NotNull java.lang.String value, @NotNull FeatureState featureState) This method queries the web page for elements that can be found by the supplied value.
org.openqa.selenium.WebElement	getPresenceElementFoundBy(boolean valueAlias, @NotNull java.lang.String value, @NotNull FeatureState featureState, long wait) This method queries the web page for elements that can be found by the supplied value.
org.openqa.selenium.WebElement	getVisibleElementFoundBy(boolean valueAlias, @NotNull java.lang.String value, @NotNull FeatureState featureState) This method queries the web page for elements that can be found by the supplied value.
org.openqa.selenium.WebElement	getVisibleElementFoundBy(boolean valueAlias, @NotNull java.lang.String value, @NotNull FeatureState featureState, long wait) This method queries the web page for elements that can be found by the supplied value.

Method Detail

getClickableElementFoundBy

org.openqa.selenium.WebElement getClickableElementFoundBy(boolean valueAlias,
                                                          @NotNull
                                                          @NotNull java.lang.String value,
                                                          @NotNull
                                                          @NotNull FeatureState featureState)

This method queries the web page for elements that can be found by the supplied value. The value is assumed to be either an ID, a name, a xpath, a css selector or a class. If the value matches more than one of these selection techniques, the returned element is undefined. Only use this method when you are sure the value is unique, or at the very least will return the same element regradless of which selection returns first.

Parameters:

valueAlias - True if the value an alias, false otherwise

value - The string used to find the element

featureState - The current thread's state object

Returns:

The element, or throw an exception

getClickableElementFoundBy

org.openqa.selenium.WebElement getClickableElementFoundBy(boolean valueAlias,
                                                          @NotNull
                                                          @NotNull java.lang.String value,
                                                          @NotNull
                                                          @NotNull FeatureState featureState,
                                                          long wait)

This method queries the web page for elements that can be found by the supplied value. The value is assumed to be either an ID, a name, a xpath, a css selector or a class. If the value matches more than one of these selection techniques, the returned element is undefined. Only use this method when you are sure the value is unique, or at the very least will return the same element regradless of which selection returns first.

Parameters:

valueAlias - True if the value an alias, false otherwise

value - The string used to find the element

featureState - The current thread's state object

wait - How long to wait for

Returns:

The element, or throw an exception

getNotClickableElementFoundBy

void getNotClickableElementFoundBy(boolean valueAlias,
                                   @NotNull
                                   @NotNull java.lang.String value,
                                   @NotNull
                                   @NotNull FeatureState featureState)

This method queries the web page for elements that can be found by the supplied value. The value is assumed to be either an ID, a name, a xpath, a css selector or a class.

If the value matches more than one of these selection techniques, the returned element is undefined. Only use this method when you are sure the value is unique, or at the very least will return the same element regradless of which selection returns first.

Parameters:

valueAlias - True if the value an alias, false otherwise

value - The string used to find the element

featureState - The current thread's state object

getNotClickableElementFoundBy

void getNotClickableElementFoundBy(boolean valueAlias,
                                   @NotNull
                                   @NotNull java.lang.String value,
                                   @NotNull
                                   @NotNull FeatureState featureState,
                                   long wait)

This method queries the web page for elements that can be found by the supplied value. The value is assumed to be either an ID, a name, a xpath, a css selector or a class.

If the value matches more than one of these selection techniques, the returned element is undefined. Only use this method when you are sure the value is unique, or at the very least will return the same element regardless of which selection returns first.

Parameters:

valueAlias - True if the value an alias, false otherwise

value - The string used to find the element

featureState - The current thread's state object

wait - How long to wait for

getVisibleElementFoundBy

org.openqa.selenium.WebElement getVisibleElementFoundBy(boolean valueAlias,
                                                        @NotNull
                                                        @NotNull java.lang.String value,
                                                        @NotNull
                                                        @NotNull FeatureState featureState)

This method queries the web page for elements that can be found by the supplied value. The value is assumed to be either an ID, a name, a xpath, a css selector or a class. If the value matches more than one of these selection techniques, the returned element is undefined. Only use this method when you are sure the value is unique, or at the very least will return the same element regradless of which selection returns first.

Parameters:

valueAlias - True if the value an alias, false otherwise

value - The string used to find the element

featureState - The current thread's state object

Returns:

The element, or throw an exception

getVisibleElementFoundBy

org.openqa.selenium.WebElement getVisibleElementFoundBy(boolean valueAlias,
                                                        @NotNull
                                                        @NotNull java.lang.String value,
                                                        @NotNull
                                                        @NotNull FeatureState featureState,
                                                        long wait)

This method queries the web page for elements that can be found by the supplied value. The value is assumed to be either an ID, a name, a xpath, a css selector or a class. If the value matches more than one of these selection techniques, the returned element is undefined. Only use this method when you are sure the value is unique, or at the very least will return the same element regradless of which selection returns first.

Parameters:

valueAlias - True if the value an alias, false otherwise

value - The string used to find the element

featureState - The current thread's state object

wait - How long to wait for

Returns:

The element, or throw an exception

getNotVisibleElementFoundBy

void getNotVisibleElementFoundBy(boolean valueAlias,
                                 @NotNull
                                 @NotNull java.lang.String value,
                                 @NotNull
                                 @NotNull FeatureState featureState)

This method queries the web page for elements that can be found by the supplied value. The value is assumed to be either an ID, a name, a xpath, a css selector or a class. When none of the queries matches the method will return. An exception will be thrown if at least one query matches an element for the duration of the timeout.

Parameters:

valueAlias - True if the value an alias, false otherwise

value - The string used to find the element

featureState - The current thread's state object

getNotVisibleElementFoundBy

void getNotVisibleElementFoundBy(boolean valueAlias,
                                 @NotNull
                                 @NotNull java.lang.String value,
                                 @NotNull
                                 @NotNull FeatureState featureState,
                                 long wait)

This method queries the web page for elements that can be found by the supplied value. The value is assumed to be either an ID, a name, a xpath, a css selector or a class. When none of the queries matches the method will return. An exception will be thrown if at least one query matches an element for the duration of the timeout.

Parameters:

valueAlias - True if the value an alias, false otherwise

value - The string used to find the element

featureState - The current thread's state object

wait - How long to wait for

getPresenceElementFoundBy

org.openqa.selenium.WebElement getPresenceElementFoundBy(boolean valueAlias,
                                                         @NotNull
                                                         @NotNull java.lang.String value,
                                                         @NotNull
                                                         @NotNull FeatureState featureState)

This method queries the web page for elements that can be found by the supplied value. The value is assumed to be either an ID, a name, a xpath, a css selector or a class. If the value matches more than one of these selection techniques, the returned element is undefined. Only use this method when you are sure the value is unique, or at the very least will return the same element regradless of which selection returns first.

Parameters:

valueAlias - True if the value an alias, false otherwise

value - The string used to find the element

featureState - The current thread's state object

Returns:

The element, or throw an exception

getPresenceElementFoundBy

org.openqa.selenium.WebElement getPresenceElementFoundBy(boolean valueAlias,
                                                         @NotNull
                                                         @NotNull java.lang.String value,
                                                         @NotNull
                                                         @NotNull FeatureState featureState,
                                                         long wait)

This method queries the web page for elements that can be found by the supplied value. The value is assumed to be either an ID, a name, a xpath, a css selector or a class. If the value matches more than one of these selection techniques, the returned element is undefined. Only use this method when you are sure the value is unique, or at the very least will return the same element regradless of which selection returns first.

Parameters:

valueAlias - True if the value an alias, false otherwise

value - The string used to find the element

featureState - The current thread's state object

wait - How long to wait for

Returns:

The element, or throw an exception

getNotPresenceElementFoundBy

void getNotPresenceElementFoundBy(boolean valueAlias,
                                  @NotNull
                                  @NotNull java.lang.String value,
                                  @NotNull
                                  @NotNull FeatureState featureState)

This method queries the web page for elements that can be found by the supplied value. The value is assumed to be either an ID, a name, a xpath, a css selector or a class. When none of the queries matches the method will return. An exception will be thrown if at least one query matches an element for the duration of the timeout.

Parameters:

valueAlias - True if the value an alias, false otherwise

value - The string used to find the element

featureState - The current thread's state object

getNotPresenceElementFoundBy

void getNotPresenceElementFoundBy(boolean valueAlias,
                                  @NotNull
                                  @NotNull java.lang.String value,
                                  @NotNull
                                  @NotNull FeatureState featureState,
                                  long wait)

This method queries the web page for elements that can be found by the supplied value. The value is assumed to be either an ID, a name, a xpath, a css selector or a class. When none of the queries matches the method will return. An exception will be thrown if at least one query matches an element for the duration of the timeout.

Parameters:

valueAlias - True if the value an alias, false otherwise

value - The string used to find the element

featureState - The current thread's state object

wait - How long to wait for