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Usually UI test automation framework is a separate code base, different from developers repository.
It is common to use Maven or Gradle as a build tool in test automation frameworks written on Java. By default it means that the project has main and test subfolders, which is know as “Maven Standard Directory Layout”.
For developers code it is clear for me: under main there is application code itself, whereas under test there are unit tests.
Is there any standard or best practices adopted by the automation community regarding which of these subfolders should be used for which code in Test Automation Framework?
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I am attempting to find an element using this code:
try
{
new WebDriverWait(wdriver, TimeSpan.FromSeconds(10)).Until(ExpectedConditions.ElementExists(By.Id(“messageGrid_TL”)));
Console.Out.WriteLine(“Grid: Loading element exists”);
}
catch (Exception)
{
Console.Out.WriteLine(“Grid: Loading element does not exist”);
}
I tried all methods like ElementExists, PresenceOfAllElementsLocatedBy etc.,
but Standard Output is still “Grid: Loading element does not exist”.
I tried to find the element by
//*[@id=’messageGrid_TL’]
//*[@id=’messageGrid_LPV’]
“//span[text()=’Loading…’]”
Element is displayed on the page only for a few seconds.
Note: I don’t call the loading panel from the app code, but DevExpress does it itself, when the grid is refreshed/loaded, it generates the loading panel.
Can you advise me how to find this element, please?
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