Selenium + sikuli Error- *No ClassDefFoundError: org/sikuli/script/Screen* in command prompt
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When I'm running Selenium+ sikuli project in Command prompt getting error as
java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError: org/sikuli/script/Screen and java.lang.ClassNotFoundException: org.sikuli.script.Screen
Screen screen = new Screen();
Pattern fileUpload = new Pattern("fileUpload(1).PNG");
screen.click(fileUpload);
If any best tool than sikuli for GUI testing integrates with selenium, please Suggest.
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When I'm running Selenium+ sikuli project in Command prompt getting error as
java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError: org/sikuli/script/Screen and java.lang.ClassNotFoundException: org.sikuli.script.Screen
Screen screen = new Screen();
Pattern fileUpload = new Pattern("fileUpload(1).PNG");
screen.click(fileUpload);
If any best tool than sikuli for GUI testing integrates with selenium, please Suggest.
selenium sikuli
asked Nov 7 at 7:44
Pooja Patange
33
Are you running this java code from IDE or command line?
– Eugene S
Nov 7 at 15:19
java eclipse - no issues in Java getting output. But when I'm trying to run through Command prompt getting above issue.
– Pooja Patange
Nov 8 at 7:43
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When I'm running Selenium+ sikuli project in Command prompt getting error as
java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError: org/sikuli/script/Screen and java.lang.ClassNotFoundException: org.sikuli.script.Screen
Screen screen = new Screen();
Pattern fileUpload = new Pattern("fileUpload(1).PNG");
screen.click(fileUpload);
If any best tool than sikuli for GUI testing integrates with selenium, please Suggest.
selenium sikuli
asked Nov 7 at 7:44
Pooja Patange
33
When I'm running Selenium+ sikuli project in Command prompt getting error as
java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError: org/sikuli/script/Screen and java.lang.ClassNotFoundException: org.sikuli.script.Screen
Screen screen = new Screen();
Pattern fileUpload = new Pattern("fileUpload(1).PNG");
screen.click(fileUpload);
If any best tool than sikuli for GUI testing integrates with selenium, please Suggest.
selenium sikuli
selenium sikuli
asked Nov 7 at 7:44
Pooja Patange
33
asked Nov 7 at 7:44
Pooja Patange
33
edited Nov 7 at 8:08
asked Nov 7 at 7:44
Pooja Patange
33
asked Nov 7 at 7:44
Pooja Patange
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asked Nov 7 at 7:44
Pooja Patange
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Are you running this java code from IDE or command line?
– Eugene S
Nov 7 at 15:19
java eclipse - no issues in Java getting output. But when I'm trying to run through Command prompt getting above issue.
– Pooja Patange
Nov 8 at 7:43
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Are you running this java code from IDE or command line?
– Eugene S
Nov 7 at 15:19
java eclipse - no issues in Java getting output. But when I'm trying to run through Command prompt getting above issue.
– Pooja Patange
Nov 8 at 7:43
Are you running this java code from IDE or command line?
– Eugene S
Nov 7 at 15:19
Are you running this java code from IDE or command line?
– Eugene S
Nov 7 at 15:19
java eclipse - no issues in Java getting output. But when I'm trying to run through Command prompt getting above issue.
– Pooja Patange
Nov 8 at 7:43
java eclipse - no issues in Java getting output. But when I'm trying to run through Command prompt getting above issue.
– Pooja Patange
Nov 8 at 7:43
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If you run the above from command line, you probably did not define the classpath correctly and the classes you are referring to were not found. Make sure you include all related paths where your classes exist:
$ javac –classpath C:dependencyframework.jar MyApp.Java
$ java –classpath C:dependencyframework.jar MyApp
answered Nov 8 at 10:53
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If you run the above from command line, you probably did not define the classpath correctly and the classes you are referring to were not found. Make sure you include all related paths where your classes exist:
$ javac –classpath C:dependencyframework.jar MyApp.Java
$ java –classpath C:dependencyframework.jar MyApp
answered Nov 8 at 10:53
Eugene S
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If you run the above from command line, you probably did not define the classpath correctly and the classes you are referring to were not found. Make sure you include all related paths where your classes exist:
$ javac –classpath C:dependencyframework.jar MyApp.Java
$ java –classpath C:dependencyframework.jar MyApp
answered Nov 8 at 10:53
Eugene S
4,60943965
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up vote
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If you run the above from command line, you probably did not define the classpath correctly and the classes you are referring to were not found. Make sure you include all related paths where your classes exist:
$ javac –classpath C:dependencyframework.jar MyApp.Java
$ java –classpath C:dependencyframework.jar MyApp
answered Nov 8 at 10:53
Eugene S
4,60943965
If you run the above from command line, you probably did not define the classpath correctly and the classes you are referring to were not found. Make sure you include all related paths where your classes exist:
$ javac –classpath C:dependencyframework.jar MyApp.Java
$ java –classpath C:dependencyframework.jar MyApp
answered Nov 8 at 10:53
Eugene S
4,60943965
answered Nov 8 at 10:53
Eugene S
4,60943965
answered Nov 8 at 10:53
Eugene S
4,60943965
answered Nov 8 at 10:53
Eugene S
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Are you running this java code from IDE or command line?
– Eugene S
Nov 7 at 15:19
java eclipse - no issues in Java getting output. But when I'm trying to run through Command prompt getting above issue.
– Pooja Patange
Nov 8 at 7:43