Two solutions. Best solution, switch to WebSpec API as the old version
of Watij (3.2.1) is being replaced with WebSpec.
Alternative solution, run in 32-bit mode. I have not tried it but two
thoughts come to mind. The first is that Java has a switch (-D32 I
think) to make 64-bit Java run in 32 bit mode. This might trick Watij
into using the 64-bit DLL. The other option is to create a shortcut
and set it to run in 32-bit mode (might be called Compatibility mode).
If you run things from the shortcut it should be totally 32 bit and
work fine. From the command line you can use the RUNAS.EXE to set the
mode.
Watij (the old API) works fine on Win 7 64bit, too. Just make sure to
use a 32bit java version. (Otherwise a 64bit jni dll is missing)
Hi,
I'm facing same problem. I installed Watij (webspec_1.0.1_beta)
today on Windows 7. Wrote following code
@Test
public void testRun()
{
Spec spec = new Spec().safari();
spec.open("http://www.google");
spec.find("input").with("name=='q'").set("value='Watij'");
spec.find("input").with("type=='button'").with("value=='Google
Search'").click();
//check results
spec.find("a").with("href=='http://watij/'").shouldExist();
}
but it throws exception of
java.lang.ExceptionInInitializerError
Caused by: com.jniwrapper.LibraryNotFoundException: Cannot find
JNIWrapper native library (jniwrap64.dll)
I tried few things but no use. I'm not sure what's missing.
Any direction is appreciated,
Thanks,
Anu
On Sep 22, 11:35 pm, chribuhhh <chribu...@googlemail> wrote:
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The old Watij api works with IE on Windows. Watij's new WebSpec api
works with IE and Mozilla on Windows, Safari and Mozilla on Mac, and
Mozilla on Linux. For Windows 7 (64bit) make sure you are using a
32bit Java SDK. On Mac you just have to pass in -d32 in your VM args
to force 32bit Java execution.
On Nov 8, 1:13 pm, Anamika T
I have used Watij with IE7 and IE8. No problems at all. It does not
work on x64 systems however.
Two solutions. Best solution, switch to WebSpec API as the old version
of Watij (3.2.1) is being replaced with WebSpec.
Alternative solution, run in 32-bit mode. I have not tried it but two
thoughts come to mind. The first is that Java has a switch (-D32 I
think) to make 64-bit Java run in 32 bit mode. This might trick Watij
into using the 64-bit DLL. The other option is to create a shortcut
and set it to run in 32-bit mode (might be called Compatibility mode).
If you run things from the shortcut it should be totally 32 bit and
work fine. From the command line you can use the RUNAS.EXE to set the
mode.
Watij (the old API) works fine on Win 7 64bit, too. Just make sure to
use a 32bit java version. (Otherwise a 64bit jni dll is missing)
Hi,
I'm facing same problem. I installed Watij (webspec_1.0.1_beta)
today on Windows 7. Wrote following code
@Test
public void testRun()
{
Spec spec = new Spec().safari();
spec.open("http://www.google");
spec.find("input").with("name=='q'").set("value='Watij'");
spec.find("input").with("type=='button'").with("value=='Google
Search'").click();
//check results
spec.find("a").with("href=='http://watij/'").shouldExist();
}
but it throws exception of
java.lang.ExceptionInInitializerError
Caused by: com.jniwrapper.LibraryNotFoundException: Cannot find
JNIWrapper native library (jniwrap64.dll)
I tried few things but no use. I'm not sure what's missing.
Any direction is appreciated,
Thanks,
Anu
On Sep 22, 11:35 pm, chribuhhh <chribu...@googlemail> wrote:
| |||||||||||
The old Watij api works with IE on Windows. Watij's new WebSpec api
works with IE and Mozilla on Windows, Safari and Mozilla on Mac, and
Mozilla on Linux. For Windows 7 (64bit) make sure you are using a
32bit Java SDK. On Mac you just have to pass in -d32 in your VM args
to force 32bit Java execution.
On Nov 8, 1:13 pm, Anamika T
I have used Watij with IE7 and IE8. No problems at all. It does not
work on x64 systems however.