Two pages(page a, page b) are developed by ajax and use the same url.
By clicking a button on page a, you can navigate to page b. How can you get the page b's content after
firing onclick event on page a by using addNavigationListener or other eventListener?
Here is an example. The source-code is below:
WebBrowser browser = new IEAutomation();
((IEAutomation)browser).setVisible(true);
browser.navigate("http://www.giannifrey.com/ajax/news.html");
browser.waitReady();
Thread.sleep(5000);
HTMLElement element = (HTMLElement)browser.getDocument().getElementById("btn_next");
element.click();
browser.addNavigationListener(new NavigationEventAdapter() {
public void documentCompleted(WebBrowser webBrowser, String url) {
System.out.println(url);
String c = webBrowser.getContent();
//to find whether the browser has loaded the second article' content(contains "willkommen").
//if loaded, print it.
if (c.contains("willkommen")) {
System.out.println(c);
}
}
});I use NavigationEventAdapter in the above code, but I can never prints the second article's content.
Here supplies some additional information:
1.The site http://www.giannifrey.com/ajax/news.html is developed by ajax.I think this is very important.
2.I use Thread.sleep(5000) to load the first page's content into browser and then I can
click on the button ">"(represents by the id:btn_next) to navigate to the page that
shows the second article's content.
3.All the pages in this site uses the same url.This is also very important.
Would you please do me a favor to print the second article's content not by using "Thread.sleep()" but by using addNavigationListener or other eventListener?I also supply the java file of the code in attached files.
Hi,
Further discussion of this thread you can find here: http://support.teamdev.com/thread/2374?tstart=0
Regards,
Vladimir Ikryanov
Hi,
Further discussion of this thread you can find here: http://support.teamdev.com/thread/2374?tstart=0
Regards,
Vladimir Ikryanov