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how to implement protractor JavaScript API in Java to use in existing Selenium Java Frameworks #1746

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sravanmedarapu opened this issue Jan 22, 2015 · 4 comments

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@sravanmedarapu
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Hi There,

I would like to use Protractor from existing Selenium Java Framework , Can some one suggest me the approach on How to implement it in Java , I can spend some time to do this :)

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Sravan

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sjelin commented Jan 22, 2015

Are you asking how to re-write protractor into Java?

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Yes Sjelin, I would like to know the implementation procedure to re-write into Java. Can you please share some basics of this .

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jlin412 commented Jan 22, 2015

I heard that there is an angular.js plugin for java selenium webdriver but
I never use it personally.

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sjelin commented Jan 23, 2015

All of the code is in the lib folder. A lot of it is stuff for setting up the environment or integrating with frameworks like jasmine, which you probably aren't interested in. Probably what you care about are the protractor-specific selectors, which are implemented in locators.js. Hope that helps!

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