Re: JSRMI help

Anyone have any ideas about jsrmi????????

Thanks,
Nate

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Subject: [Selenium-users] JSRMI help


> Hi,
>
> I am new to Ruby and to selenium.  In an effort to get started, I perused
> the doc :).
>
> There <install-dir>/doc/jsrmi.html states
>
> "JSRMI (Javascript Remote Method Invocation) is a portable browser-neutral
> Javascript library that makes it possible to execute Javascript functions
in
> a browser from a process external to the browser.
> JSRMI is not in any way tied to Java's RMI, but provides a similar
> mechanism. JSRMI is completely decoupled from the core Selenium Javascript
> API, but it can be used to access the Selenium API from outside the
browser.
>
> All of the browser-side JSRMI code resides in the rmi.js script -
available
> in the Selenium distribution."
>
> OK I am hooked.  This sounds great. So I search the distribution - no
> rmi.js. no jsrmi.rb to require.
>
> Upon googling "rmi.js" no responses.
>
> Help!!!!!! Where is this rmi.js file that does so much?
>
> Any other advice about Ruby and Selenium would be greatly appreciated.
>
> Thanks In Advance,
>
> Nate Kirby
> Principal
> Practical Strategies Inc
> 773/203-8800
>
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