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IonutEmilianMoldovan

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About IonutEmilianMoldovan

  • Birthday 05/10/1988

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    Romania, Cluj-Napoca
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    QA, Web Test Automation.

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  1. This is how I did it , finally , and it work perfectly for me: 1) Step 1 - creating a autoIt Script (au3) , with the below code ( where userid and password is you're authentication details, change that ) WinWaitActive("Authentication Required","","10") WinFlash("Authentication Required", "",4,500) If WinExists("Authentication Required") Then Send("userid{TAB}") Send("password{Enter}") EndIf 2) Step 2 - convert the (au3) script into an EXE with 'Compile Script' tool from AutoIt 3) Step 3 - when the authentication window appears , execute the 'EXE' file , ( I did it within a java process ) Hope it works for you also , more details are provided here : http://automationtestingsimplified.wordpress.com/2011/08/11/how-to-handle-window-based-pop-up-using-selenium-and-autoit/ NOTE: It's only for FF (because on the other browser it has another TITLE ) <snip> For more info , please feel free to contact me
  2. hello , did you find any solutions for the 'Authentication required' window with AutoIt ? I have the same Issue as in you're screenshot . Question : What programming language do you use Java ? cause I see the #include <IE.au3> command ? is there a framework that you can include with you're Junit Test using java , I have dealed with an authentification and solved by execution of a java process which contains the Exe. of an AutoIt script.
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