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commented Mar 13, 2014

Hi I want to write a Protractor test that waits until the current URL to change, so I have been looking at browser.wait(), combined with browser.getCurrentUrl(). However, I am not sure of how to use the two together: the browser.wait() method accepts as its first parameter a function that will return a boolean value – however, browser.getCurrentUrl() returns a promise. My first attempt, which failed (as I expected), looks like this: Can anyone help? many thanks Matt

commented Mar 13, 2014

How is this failing? Is it a too early timeout issue? I can't find in the docs what's the default timeout when no timeout param is specified in browser.wait()

commented Mar 13, 2014

It times out after 30s (as I set in my protractor.conf.js file) – which seems to indicate that the browser.wait() never returns. I tried again, this time specifying a timeout parameter of 12000 – all the tests timed out again, this time after 12 seconds.

commented Mar 13, 2014

I can't recall exactly why but at some point i had to switch from browser.getCurrentUrl() to browser.driver.getCurrentUrl() and even created this helper function:

commented Mar 13, 2014

Great, thanks Leo! I'll give that a go. If it works, I'll suggest a document change to @juliemr :-)

commented Mar 13, 2014

Hmmm... looks like I was right originally – using browser.getCurrentUrl() and browser.wait() are working fine for me at the moment: However, I am running into problems when I try to use getText() in a similar fashion: It works sometimes, but on other times it fails with this message: StaleElementReferenceError: stale element reference: element is not attached to the page document So what I think is causing the error is that by the time the call to getText() is executed, the contents of the element changed, thereby making the reference to it stale. What do you think? And can you suggest any workaround? (@juliemr?)

commented Mar 14, 2014

Reference for testing the URL: https://github.com/angular/protractor/blob/master/spec/withLoginConf.js#L24 For the second question (getText), I'm guessing that your methodThatReturnsWebElementViaPromise is only getting called one time (because the promise is resolved once and then later invocations just return the value), instead of being called every time. It seems like you want to re-find the element every time?

commented Mar 14, 2014

Ok, I ended up finding a solution: You can see that I call the element(by.id(elementId)).getText() a second time, in the error handler for the first time – this is because I consistently found that StaleElementReferenceErrors would be thrown, and very unpredictably (but sometimes not at all). I'm guessing this is because of some kind of race condition: in the time between the calls to element(by.id(elementId)) and getText(), Angular had updated the DOM with a new value – just guesswork though. So it's not an ideal solution, but it works consistently. And if I understand it correctly, any error that occurs on the second getText() call will be propagated back up the chain. Note also that I simplified my code so that I'm only dealing with a DOM ID, and no longer needing to use the method that returned a promise.

commented Mar 18, 2014

In case it may help others in future, here is the method I have written to wait for the URL to change to a particular value (as specified by a regex) :

commented Apr 25, 2014

Thanks @mcalthrop, both functions work pretty well!

commented Apr 27, 2014

Excellent! Glad they helped.

commented Aug 12, 2014

Thanks for this @mcalthrop these two functions have proved to be very helpful.

commented Apr 9, 2015

Great thanks @mcalthrop

commented Apr 14, 2015

Thanks, @mcalthrop. Very helpful.

commented Jun 3, 2015

Can anyone of you please explain me how to write 'pageLoadTimeout()' for selenium webdriver on Node.JS by Jasmine? Thanks.

commented Aug 19, 2015

This worked very well for me

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commented Apr 4, 2016

I had to use browser.driver.wait and browser.driver.getCurrentUrl

commented Sep 16, 2016

Unable to use the @juliemr wait for url after login promise https://github.com/angular/protractor/blob/master/spec/withLoginConf.js#L28 with @mattfritz cucumber framework https://github.com/mattfritz/protractor-cucumber-framework If the promise and the test passed there is no problem and everything works pretty good. The problem is when the promise fail testing process stop and others test won't run. Any idea to keep the process running? This test fail but the other could pass. For example:

commented Sep 16, 2016

@aluzardo When you are using protractor-cucumber framework it is advisable to use cucumberjs timeouts rather than protractor's wait's, You have to increase you default timeout for such scenarios, basically when the promise is not resolved in the specific default time i.e 5000 ms currently in cucumberJS , you would get such an exception. So I would suggest you increase setDefaultTimeout : 60 * 1000 at the global level so that your promises get enough time be resolved and your scripts would be running!

commented Sep 16, 2016

Thanks @idaneliz I increased the time some time ago https://github.com/aluzardo/protractor-cucumber-tests/blob/master/features/support/env.js I tried to increase more the time but I got the same error.

commented Sep 16, 2016

@aluzardo There is no issue with your setup. Instead of using callbacks, you should return your promises, cucumberjs supports promises, It's just that your scenario takes some time to get resolved, so your step definition should know that, currently it waits for the callback. For more details please checkout these SO threads - protractor cucumber tests shown passed configure protractor with cucumber It's more of a support question , you would get answers at faster pace if you raise it in Stackoverflow or Gitter!

commented Sep 16, 2016

@idaneliz@juliemr and @mattfritz I found that if I use the 3.3.0 protractor version everything work pretty good. The problem is using the version ^4.0.2 It is the only clue that I could found. I am going to use the 3.3.0 protractor as a temporary fix.

commented Oct 31, 2016

I have noticed the browser.wait commands broken after upgrading to 4.0.4 as well. @juliemr any ideas? These were working perfectly with the older version of protractor.

commented Nov 1, 2016•

edited by heathkit

Ok, I know this is way way late but I believe you can do something like this:

commented May 6, 2017

Thanks @pittgoose , it works for me. I spent few days to search for solution.

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In a recent case of mine, the ISV was running into a common issue that I've run into before more than a few times. Actually something I've done a few times myself.

The ISV was attempting to use pass through sanScript to populate a SQL temp table.

What he found was that the first SQL_Execute() statement was OK but the subsequent statements would fail with the error:

SQL Errror: 0 [Microsoft][SQL Server Native Client 10.0]Invalid cursor state

The Dexterity code I'd potentially use (omitting error checking and variable declarations).

Code Example

SQL_Connect(SQL_connection);
SQL = 'use TWO';
status = SQL_Execute(SQL_connection, SQL);
if status = 0 then
SQL = 'select CUSTNMBR from RM00101';
status = SQL_Execute(SQL_connection, SQL);
{get all customer numbers in customer master and add to temp table.}
if status = 0 then
status = SQL_FetchNext(SQL_connection);
while status <> 31 do
clear table myTempTable;
SQL_GetData(SQL_connection,1,'Master ID' of table myTempTable);
save table myTempTable;
status = SQL_FetchNext(SQL_connection);
end while;
end if;

SQL = 'select VENDORID from PM00200';
status = SQL_Execute(SQL_connection, SQL);
{get all vendors add to temp table.}
if status = 0 then
status = SQL_FetchNext(SQL_connection);
while status <> 31 do
clear table myTempTable;
SQL_GetData(SQL_connection,1,'Master ID' of table myTempTable);
save table myTempTable;
status = SQL_FetchNext(SQL_connection);
end while;
end if;
end if;

SQL_Terminate(SQL_connection);

What I would find is that my table wouldn't be populated with the Vendor ID values.

Debugging this (or adding the call to SQL_GetError()) I'd find that the second SQL_Execute() function is what is failing with the error noted.

Why does this happen?

The reason is that I have returned a recordset from the second call.

We note that the first call actually set my database context with the 'use TWO' statement.

Because no recordset was generated, the call to the RM00101 table does not fail.

However as the second SQL_Execute() statment reading the RM00101 can return a recordset (even if it doesn't due to a where clause), the next SQL_Execute() statement will fail with the 'invalid cursor state' error.