I'm stuck with this issue.
What I want is to Iframe a webpage using iframe tag and url in java application with netbeans.
so it's kind of like a browser but without and toolbar.
please help with simple code.
You can use the DJ project's JWebBrowser, which embeds the native browser in your java app. If you want a pure java solution check out the Lobo Browser. AFAIK The rendering of Lobo is not perfect(Still doesnt support CSS2 completely). As for sample code you can get full functional demos in both projects.
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I want to verify API calls/json files that are generated at the time of performing action like save, edit from browser. We can see those API calls in Developers Tool of chrome browser under network Tab.
So I want to Test those API calls using Selenium. How can I achieve this ?
Thank you in Advance.
Selenium doesn't have a built in functionality for you to achieve that.
Basically, if you click the Save button from browser using Selenium, you could only get the requests and responses using a 3rd party library like the Fiddler API.
Another way for you to do that is to create the requests yourself using the HTTPRequest or HTTPResponse classes (these are in C#, probably that in Java they have a different but similar name).
And using a tool, I suggest doing it with JMeter, it's open source, can do it by himself or can be integrated with Selenium.
Another options, "Selenium based" would be to use a headless browser. I know that HTMLUnitDriver has this built in, not sure about PhantomJS or others.
I was using chrome to display my applet content. But now the support is removed from chrome. Please suggest if there is an alternate way to display applet content in chrome browser. Minimal change is appreciated.
The Oracle website (https://java.com/en/download/faq/chrome.xml) recommends that you either change your code to be a Java Webstart application, or get your users to change to Safari or Internet Explorer.
Please suggest if there is an alternate way to display applet content in chrome browser.
AFAIK, there isn't one.
Is it possible to embed a Java app that has Selenium code lines into a web browser? Is this supported or not?
I have a Java application that uses Selenium API. I tried to use the init() method to embed the GUI window into a browser so that the application could be launched from a website, however it did not work. Is it supposed to be this way?
Technically you can because the selenium java client is just an java app that interacts with selenium grid in JsonWire protocol.
Take a look at this question Run selenium webdrivers from applet in HTML
No it does not. You cannot launch such an app from a web browser
I need a integrated or embedded java browser. I used WebEngine of javafx which support basic css as well html & java script but could not able to run flash file. Any way to do so.
Or any other Project u know which could fulfill my requirement.
You can also look at JxBrowser Java library that allows embedding Chromium-based web browser control into Java AWT/Swing application.
It supports both Java Swing and JavaFX.
BTW: the browser control is totally lightweight. All rendering happens in a separate native process by native Chromium engine. The web page looks like it's displayed in Google Chrome.
Check those (although they are not JavaFX but I suppose that they can be used):
http://lobobrowser.org/java-browser.jsp - pure Java
http://www.javadesktop.org/articles/jdic/index.html - better imho, but no longer maintained
Is there a way to get the Chrome browser inside of java applications similar to the way Awesomium works in C++ and C# applications?
There is currently no way getting the UI portion into a Java. You should consider just using barebone WebKit + V8 with many JNI calls. You could consider writing a JNA wrapper around those.
To make your JNA easier, you can wrap Chromium Embedded Framework
There's a Java Wrapper for the Chromium Embedded Framework (CEF).
Try javacef. This is open source project. This project can embed Chromium browser in Java SWT with multitab browser support, cookies manipulation, tab settings, printing, back, forward, refresh buttons and enhanced file download. This project is based on Chromium Embedded Framework (CEF).