Test for issue #520#527
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Can we do something a little smarter than a 30 second wait and a browse to a specific website? Maybe launch it via Win32 API and ShellExecute?
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I launched IE via Runtime.getRuntime().exec() because it's not the default browser on any of my systems - ShellExecute would open Chrome or Firefox on them.
If this will run only on boxes with IE as the default then I can adapt it accordingly.
As for the 30 second delay, that was the simplest way to give the page a chance to load. I'll change the target URL to "about:blank" - that should load instantly.
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Ok this is good, merging. |
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Per Daniel D's request in the Google Group thread, here's a test for issue #520