“Method has not yet been implemented” exception for appium `HasClipboard()`
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Below is my code in Java
String text = "54321";
((HasClipboard) BaseClass.driver).setClipboardText(text);
TouchAction t=new TouchAction(BaseClass.driver);`
Getting Exception for the above code.
Configuration: Selenium-java 3.13.0, Java-client 6.1.0, android-test 2.1.1
java appium-android
edited Jan 3 at 8:08
Hulk
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asked Jan 3 at 8:01
Pooja JadhavPooja Jadhav
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Below is my code in Java
String text = "54321";
((HasClipboard) BaseClass.driver).setClipboardText(text);
TouchAction t=new TouchAction(BaseClass.driver);`
Getting Exception for the above code.
Configuration: Selenium-java 3.13.0, Java-client 6.1.0, android-test 2.1.1
java appium-android
edited Jan 3 at 8:08
Hulk
3,42812142
asked Jan 3 at 8:01
Pooja JadhavPooja Jadhav
1
4
it seems that that method, for that class "has not yet been implemented"
– Stultuske
Jan 3 at 8:03
Thanks for the quick reply. I have imported below three packages in my code: import io.appium.java_client.TouchAction; import io.appium.java_client.android.AndroidElement; import io.appium.java_client.clipboard.HasClipboard;
– Pooja Jadhav
Jan 3 at 8:12
which doesn't change the answer. You cast your Object to type 'HasClipboard', then try to call 'setClipboardText(...)'. The method itself exists, either in the class, or in it's parent, but hasn't been implemented yet
– Stultuske
Jan 3 at 8:13
Is this what you mean?String text = "54321"; HasClipboard clip = ((HasClipboard) BaseClass.driver); clip.setClipboardText(text); TouchAction t=new TouchAction(BaseClass.driver);
– Pooja Jadhav
Jan 3 at 9:44
I don't know. all I can do is make assumptions based on the information you provided. Either way, what is happening is explained in my previous comment
– Stultuske
Jan 3 at 11:52
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Below is my code in Java
String text = "54321";
((HasClipboard) BaseClass.driver).setClipboardText(text);
TouchAction t=new TouchAction(BaseClass.driver);`
Getting Exception for the above code.
Configuration: Selenium-java 3.13.0, Java-client 6.1.0, android-test 2.1.1
java appium-android
edited Jan 3 at 8:08
Hulk
3,42812142
asked Jan 3 at 8:01
Pooja JadhavPooja Jadhav
1
Below is my code in Java
String text = "54321";
((HasClipboard) BaseClass.driver).setClipboardText(text);
TouchAction t=new TouchAction(BaseClass.driver);`
Getting Exception for the above code.
Configuration: Selenium-java 3.13.0, Java-client 6.1.0, android-test 2.1.1
java appium-android
java appium-android
edited Jan 3 at 8:08
Hulk
3,42812142
asked Jan 3 at 8:01
Pooja JadhavPooja Jadhav
1
edited Jan 3 at 8:08
Hulk
3,42812142
asked Jan 3 at 8:01
Pooja JadhavPooja Jadhav
1
edited Jan 3 at 8:08
Hulk
3,42812142
edited Jan 3 at 8:08
Hulk
3,42812142
edited Jan 3 at 8:08
Hulk
3,42812142
3,42812142
asked Jan 3 at 8:01
Pooja JadhavPooja Jadhav
1
asked Jan 3 at 8:01
Pooja JadhavPooja Jadhav
1
asked Jan 3 at 8:01
Pooja JadhavPooja Jadhav
1
1
4
it seems that that method, for that class "has not yet been implemented"
– Stultuske
Jan 3 at 8:03
Thanks for the quick reply. I have imported below three packages in my code: import io.appium.java_client.TouchAction; import io.appium.java_client.android.AndroidElement; import io.appium.java_client.clipboard.HasClipboard;
– Pooja Jadhav
Jan 3 at 8:12
which doesn't change the answer. You cast your Object to type 'HasClipboard', then try to call 'setClipboardText(...)'. The method itself exists, either in the class, or in it's parent, but hasn't been implemented yet
– Stultuske
Jan 3 at 8:13
Is this what you mean?String text = "54321"; HasClipboard clip = ((HasClipboard) BaseClass.driver); clip.setClipboardText(text); TouchAction t=new TouchAction(BaseClass.driver);
– Pooja Jadhav
Jan 3 at 9:44
I don't know. all I can do is make assumptions based on the information you provided. Either way, what is happening is explained in my previous comment
– Stultuske
Jan 3 at 11:52
add a comment |
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it seems that that method, for that class "has not yet been implemented"
– Stultuske
Jan 3 at 8:03
Thanks for the quick reply. I have imported below three packages in my code: import io.appium.java_client.TouchAction; import io.appium.java_client.android.AndroidElement; import io.appium.java_client.clipboard.HasClipboard;
– Pooja Jadhav
Jan 3 at 8:12
which doesn't change the answer. You cast your Object to type 'HasClipboard', then try to call 'setClipboardText(...)'. The method itself exists, either in the class, or in it's parent, but hasn't been implemented yet
– Stultuske
Jan 3 at 8:13
Is this what you mean?String text = "54321"; HasClipboard clip = ((HasClipboard) BaseClass.driver); clip.setClipboardText(text); TouchAction t=new TouchAction(BaseClass.driver);
– Pooja Jadhav
Jan 3 at 9:44
I don't know. all I can do is make assumptions based on the information you provided. Either way, what is happening is explained in my previous comment
– Stultuske
Jan 3 at 11:52
4
4
it seems that that method, for that class "has not yet been implemented"
– Stultuske
Jan 3 at 8:03
it seems that that method, for that class "has not yet been implemented"
– Stultuske
Jan 3 at 8:03
Thanks for the quick reply. I have imported below three packages in my code: import io.appium.java_client.TouchAction; import io.appium.java_client.android.AndroidElement; import io.appium.java_client.clipboard.HasClipboard;
– Pooja Jadhav
Jan 3 at 8:12
Thanks for the quick reply. I have imported below three packages in my code: import io.appium.java_client.TouchAction; import io.appium.java_client.android.AndroidElement; import io.appium.java_client.clipboard.HasClipboard;
– Pooja Jadhav
Jan 3 at 8:12
which doesn't change the answer. You cast your Object to type 'HasClipboard', then try to call 'setClipboardText(...)'. The method itself exists, either in the class, or in it's parent, but hasn't been implemented yet
– Stultuske
Jan 3 at 8:13
which doesn't change the answer. You cast your Object to type 'HasClipboard', then try to call 'setClipboardText(...)'. The method itself exists, either in the class, or in it's parent, but hasn't been implemented yet
– Stultuske
Jan 3 at 8:13
Is this what you mean?
String text = "54321"; HasClipboard clip = ((HasClipboard) BaseClass.driver); clip.setClipboardText(text); TouchAction t=new TouchAction(BaseClass.driver);– Pooja Jadhav
Jan 3 at 9:44
Is this what you mean?
String text = "54321"; HasClipboard clip = ((HasClipboard) BaseClass.driver); clip.setClipboardText(text); TouchAction t=new TouchAction(BaseClass.driver);– Pooja Jadhav
Jan 3 at 9:44
I don't know. all I can do is make assumptions based on the information you provided. Either way, what is happening is explained in my previous comment
– Stultuske
Jan 3 at 11:52
I don't know. all I can do is make assumptions based on the information you provided. Either way, what is happening is explained in my previous comment
– Stultuske
Jan 3 at 11:52
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It means that Appium server version you are using is not supporting the API call for POST /wd/hub/session/:session_id/appium/device/set_clipboard
from appium-java-client you are using.
Notes:
- Don't set
selenium-javaversion explicitly, Appium will handle it on its own. When you import it, you may raise incompatibility issues. - Try to install the latest appium server, and update client library to 7.0.0. There are lots of ongoing changes so
appium/device/set_clipboardmaybe affected
answered Jan 5 at 13:02
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It means that Appium server version you are using is not supporting the API call for POST /wd/hub/session/:session_id/appium/device/set_clipboard
from appium-java-client you are using.
Notes:
- Don't set
selenium-javaversion explicitly, Appium will handle it on its own. When you import it, you may raise incompatibility issues. - Try to install the latest appium server, and update client library to 7.0.0. There are lots of ongoing changes so
appium/device/set_clipboardmaybe affected
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It means that Appium server version you are using is not supporting the API call for POST /wd/hub/session/:session_id/appium/device/set_clipboard
from appium-java-client you are using.
Notes:
- Don't set
selenium-javaversion explicitly, Appium will handle it on its own. When you import it, you may raise incompatibility issues. - Try to install the latest appium server, and update client library to 7.0.0. There are lots of ongoing changes so
appium/device/set_clipboardmaybe affected
answered Jan 5 at 13:02
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It means that Appium server version you are using is not supporting the API call for POST /wd/hub/session/:session_id/appium/device/set_clipboard
from appium-java-client you are using.
Notes:
- Don't set
selenium-javaversion explicitly, Appium will handle it on its own. When you import it, you may raise incompatibility issues. - Try to install the latest appium server, and update client library to 7.0.0. There are lots of ongoing changes so
appium/device/set_clipboardmaybe affected
answered Jan 5 at 13:02
dmledmle
1,9771717
It means that Appium server version you are using is not supporting the API call for POST /wd/hub/session/:session_id/appium/device/set_clipboard
from appium-java-client you are using.
Notes:
- Don't set
selenium-javaversion explicitly, Appium will handle it on its own. When you import it, you may raise incompatibility issues. - Try to install the latest appium server, and update client library to 7.0.0. There are lots of ongoing changes so
appium/device/set_clipboardmaybe affected
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answered Jan 5 at 13:02
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it seems that that method, for that class "has not yet been implemented"
– Stultuske
Jan 3 at 8:03
Thanks for the quick reply. I have imported below three packages in my code: import io.appium.java_client.TouchAction; import io.appium.java_client.android.AndroidElement; import io.appium.java_client.clipboard.HasClipboard;
– Pooja Jadhav
Jan 3 at 8:12
which doesn't change the answer. You cast your Object to type 'HasClipboard', then try to call 'setClipboardText(...)'. The method itself exists, either in the class, or in it's parent, but hasn't been implemented yet
– Stultuske
Jan 3 at 8:13
Is this what you mean?
String text = "54321"; HasClipboard clip = ((HasClipboard) BaseClass.driver); clip.setClipboardText(text); TouchAction t=new TouchAction(BaseClass.driver);– Pooja Jadhav
Jan 3 at 9:44
I don't know. all I can do is make assumptions based on the information you provided. Either way, what is happening is explained in my previous comment
– Stultuske
Jan 3 at 11:52