Secure use of sendKeys() on pages created with Angular

We recently faced with an Selenium’s sendKeys() method issue which is related to the page which was made in Angular 1.5.8 (Most likely the same issue can be discovered in different versions). In most of the cases, the input field filled by sendKeys() method will contain just part of the desired text. Most often you […]

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Running webdriver code in JMeter

With the improvements in technology more and more of the business logic gets executed on the client side and it’s not easy to get a clear picture of the perceivable performance by using pure JMeter tests only. To extend these measurements JMeter-Webdriver plugin in JMeter can be handy to run WebDriver tests using actual browsers […]

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Some thoughts about the infamous StaleElementReferenceException

With the widespread of JavaScript we more and more met with one of our favourite exception which is the StaleElementReferenceException. It can be tricky because it does not have to appear on the test development machine. This issue can hide in the test code and appear in unexpected situations. The exception happens when the dom […]

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