Error On Command Service Ecmascript
[closed] Tags: ruby selenium-webdriver By : Tester Source: Stackoverflow.com Question! I have sucessfully run locator commands in Firefox, Chrome and IE but I have an issue with Opera 12.02. This code is the source of the issue: driver.findElement(By.id("MainContent_txtUserLog")).sendKeys("[emailprotected]"); //entering values to a username field I got the following error in console: com.opera.core.systems.scope.exceptions.CommunicationException: Error on command: service: "ecmascript" commandID: 2 format: 0status:tag: 32 payload: "\n%Unknown error while executing command" I am newbie to Selenium Webdriver, what am I doing wrong? By : Tester Related Questions Video about Error on command: service: “ecmascript” [closed] About Us Contact Us Legal feedback Copyright © 2015 - All Rights Reserved - www.4answered.com
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to verify if a generated email address has already been used for an existing account of a remote directory, i have to use the Novell ECMAScript function "ldapSearch", included in the NOVLLIBLDAP-JS Library. the parameters of https://forums.netiq.com/archive/index.php/t-48546.html this function are: /** * ldapSearch * * @param (String} host LDAP Server, either DNS or IP-Address * @param (Number} port LDAP listening port * @param (String} user user account, full distinguished name, LDAP syntax * @param (String} password the cleartext LDAP userpassword * @param (String} base search base * @param (String} scope (base | one | sub) * @param (String} filter LDAP search filter according to RFC2254 (see {@link error on #ldapCount(DirContext, String, String)} * @param (String} attrList comma separated list of attributes to return * @type Nodeset * @return NodeSet containing instances from search result, or status element with error message */ function ldapSearch(host, port, user, password, base, scope, filter, attrList) {} In my Policy, i call it this way: ldapSearch("1.2.3.4","389","cn=IamAccount,o=IAM","MyPassword","","sub","(mail=$lvGeneratedEmailAddress)","uid"); Of course, it doesn"t work :D The driver log can show me a DN Syntax Error: --> Token error on command Value: "Error : JavaException: com.novell.ldap.LDAPException: Invalid DN Syntax". * cn=IamAccount,o=IAM is the Service account of IDM. If i change it, i have another error (bad credentials), so it seems to be good. * "": i kept the "base" attribute empty because i want to do my search from the Root of the directory. Is it a problem? To debug it, i launched the same command in the designer ECMA console. The command return no result (but no Error!). Maybe it's because the console isn't able to show a nodeset as a String.. Do somebody already used this function and see something i could have done wrong? Thank you in advance :) ab05-Sep-2013, 15:12You're using eDirectory so get an LDAP trace from the eDirectory side to see exactly what is happening. Here are the joys of using good troubleshooting tools. First, go to your LDAP Server object in eDirectory (with iManager or ConsoleOne or whatever) and go to the 'Trace' or 'Screen Options' section and check all checkboxes. Go back to the 'Genreal' section and 'Refresh NLDAP Server Now' (should happen automatically, but we'll be sure). Now tracing is enabled for LDAP nicely, so let's go watch it. At the command line on the eDirectory server: Code: ------