Why do I get an unresolved bundle for org.selenium.java.client when trying to set up RTC 4.0 SDK with feature based launches?
I am currently in the process of upgrading the RTC Extension Workshop for RTC 4.0. when setting up the feature based launches I get an unresolved bundle for
org.selenium.java.client
In com.ibm.team.rtc.client.feature
It is not in the SDK and not in the RTC Eclipse client but referenced in
- com.ibm.team.process.selenium.tests
- com.ibm.team.workitem.web.ui.tests
I looked around, but was not able to easily find what I need to install. Any hints?
org.selenium.java.client
In com.ibm.team.rtc.client.feature
It is not in the SDK and not in the RTC Eclipse client but referenced in
- com.ibm.team.process.selenium.tests
- com.ibm.team.workitem.web.ui.tests
I looked around, but was not able to easily find what I need to install. Any hints?
Accepted answer
The feature based launches work even with the unresolved dependency.
One very important item however is to set the workspace text file encoding to UTF-8. If this is not done, the server launch seems to fail.
One very important item however is to set the workspace text file encoding to UTF-8. If this is not done, the server launch seems to fail.
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Hi Andrew,
unfortunately com.ibm.team.common.selenium.feature is nowhere to be found - at least I was not able to detect it in my plugins and features. So I can't ad the bundle and the feature based launch will show the unresolved reference.
I will open a defect, I guess.
unfortunately com.ibm.team.common.selenium.feature is nowhere to be found - at least I was not able to detect it in my plugins and features. So I can't ad the bundle and the feature based launch will show the unresolved reference.
I will open a defect, I guess.
org.selenium.java.client is used only for testing, and contains the Selenium libraries from http://seleniumhq.org/. You can safely ignore the message about this missing bundle for now. I would be surprised if setting the text file encoding would make any difference as to whether or not this bundle was required.