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Option to provide path to webdriver and browser binaries #74
Description
By default, the webdriver binaries are expected to be in the system path and the browser binaries in their default locations.
But this is not always possible. I need the flexibility to specify the path to the webdriver binaries and browser binaries. I currently do this for my selenium2 tests. I am trying to migrate them to rf-selenium2library and unable to run the tests.
I see couple of ways to do this:
. modify rf-selenium2library itself in place (I can do it, but don't favour doing it unless the authors are ready to accept it as a fix).
. extend rf-selenium2library and over ride the open_browser keyword (being new to RF - not sure how to do this - can you help please).
Are there any other ways to have the framework accept webdriver and browser binary paths?
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ImmoWetzel commentedon Dec 3, 2012
Good Point I just struggled on this. My ChromeBrowser is not available for good reasons inside the path. Therefore
the modify rf-selenium2library would be my favorite
ombre42 commentedon Jan 17, 2014
New in 1.5, the Create Webdriver keyword allows you to pass parameters to the WebDriver __init__s, which allow you to specify the path to the browser executable. If you need help in using this, post to the Robot Framework user group.