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Pagefactory AndroidFindBy not taking effect on appium java 7.3.0 #1275
Description
Page Factory, Android Find By locator helper not initializing locators correctly in java client 7.3.0, works fine on 7.2.0.
Environment
Appium Java Client : 7.3.0
JDK : Open JDK 13
Node: v10.17.0
Run time: Node Server (Haven't tested on appium desktop)
Windows 7
Android 7
Emulator
Code To Reproduce Issue [ Good To Have ]
public class HomeScreen {
public HomeScreen(AppiumDriver appiumDriver) {
PageFactory.initElements(new AppiumFieldDecorator(appiumDriver), this);
}
@AndroidFindBy(id = "com.mycompany:id/searchKeyword")
public WebElement searchCase;
}
JDK: Open JDK 13
Appium Java Client : 7.2.0 - Debug View of 'searchCase' element after page factory init
result = {AndroidElement$$EnhancerByCGLIB$$b598166c@3735} "Located by By.chained({By.id: com.mycompany:id/searchKeyword})"
CGLIB$BOUND = true
CGLIB$CALLBACK_0 = {ElementInterceptor@3786}
locator = {AppiumElementLocator@3794} "Located by By.chained({By.id: com.mycompany:id/searchKeyword})"
shouldCache = false
by = {ContentMappedBy@3797} "By.chained({By.id: com.mycompany:id/searchKeyword})"
map = {HashMap@3802} size = 2
{ContentType@3803} "NATIVE_MOBILE_SPECIFIC" -> {ByChained@3809} "By.chained({By.id: com.mycompany:id/searchKeyword})"
{ContentType@3810} "HTML_OR_DEFAULT" -> {ByIdOrName@3811} "by id or name "searchCase""
currentContent = {ContentType@3803} "NATIVE_MOBILE_SPECIFIC"
name = "NATIVE_MOBILE_SPECIFIC"
ordinal = 1
Appium Java Client: 7.3.0 - Debug View of 'searchCase' element after page factory init
result = {AndroidElement$$EnhancerByCGLIB$$b598166c@3703} "Located by By.id: searchCase"
CGLIB$BOUND = true
CGLIB$CALLBACK_0 = {ElementInterceptor@3755}
locator = {AppiumElementLocator@3763} "Located by By.id: searchCase"
shouldCache = false
by = {ContentMappedBy@3766} "By.id: searchCase"
map = {HashMap@3771} size = 2
{ContentType@3778} "HTML_OR_DEFAULT" -> {ByIdOrName@3779} "by id or name "searchCase""
{ContentType@3772} "NATIVE_MOBILE_SPECIFIC" -> {By$ById@3780} "By.id: searchCase"
currentContent = {ContentType@3772} "NATIVE_MOBILE_SPECIFIC"
name = "NATIVE_MOBILE_SPECIFIC"
ordinal = 1
Reacted by miguelsuddya
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ervuks commentedon Jan 15, 2020
Just run into the same issue. Made rollback to 7.2.0
Instead of taking elements provided ID, it takes name of MobileElement object as ID.
miguelsuddya commentedon Jun 5, 2020
@mykola-mokhnach Any comments on this issue?
I have exactly the same problem.
mehedihasan619 commentedon Jun 9, 2020
I am also facing the issue of Appium java client 7.3.0.
dtopuzov commentedon Jun 16, 2020
@mehedihasan619 @miguelsuddya @ervuks @rapidroamer
Please see last comments in this issue: #683
It looks similar.
mehedihasan619 commentedon Jun 22, 2020
@dtopuzov Thanks.
I was able to make it work with @AndroidFindBy. Previously I was using @AndroidBy
I also used AndroidDriver instead of AppiumDriver.
hwulfmeyer commentedon Jul 8, 2020
Ran into the same issue.
I have a relatively simple testcase.
https://gist.github.com/wulfihm/a1419441ee800a0cb16049b876737c44
It looks for the variable name as the id.
MyAndroidDriver is an extensions of
AndroidDriver<AndroidElement>.Version 7.3.0
Using
capabilities.setCapability(MobileCapabilityType.PLATFORM_NAME, org.openqa.selenium.Platform.ANDROID.toString());resolved my issue.
Thanks to: #683 (comment)
Using
Platform.ANDROID.name()is probably even better because toString() is something that is evaluated automatically.mehedihasan619 commentedon Jul 9, 2020
Hey @wulfihm, made comment on https://gist.github.com/wulfihm/a1419441ee800a0cb16049b876737c44
saravanan060694 commentedon Jul 6, 2023
In my case not able to initialize the @androidFindBy, could someone help me on this