[Htmlunit-user] Re: Re: How to get to contents of a frame? (newbie)

[Steve C. <st...@bl...>]

 >> I've succeeded in making a HtmlUnit test that logs into my web app.
 >> The response page is divided into 3 frames.  How can I get the
 >> contents of a frame so I can verify them?  I've tried calling various
 >> functions, but I can't find one that will return the contents:
 >>
 >> oFrame: HtmlFrame[<frame name="leftPane" noresize="" src=":leftPane">]
 >> oFrame.asText():
 >> oFrame.asXml(): <frame name="leftPane" noresize="" src=":leftPane"/>
 >> oFrame.getChildElements(): []
 >> webClient.getWebWindowByName("leftPane"): HtmlFrame[<frame
 >> name="leftPane" noresize="" src=":leftPane">]
 >
 > All the various frames are subclasses of WebWindow which has the
 > method getEnclosedPage().  Assuming that the page is html, it will
 > return an HtmlPage object which will have the content you are
 > looking for.
 >
 > Does this help?

Yes, that was the clue I needed.  I found that with code like

HtmlPage filesPane = (HtmlPage) 
webClient.getWebWindowByName("files").getEnclosedPage();

I can get directly to the content of my frame (which is named "files").

Thanks,
Steve