How to find and click a website element in jubula using java?

I am creating a custom jubula structure using java to test web applications. But for this I can not find the jubula java client APIs. I read that Jubula uses the Selenium web driver to define / define web elements like google search box, etc. But I can’t find HOW JUBULA USES THE VILLAGE? Please guide. Thanks in advance.

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Jubula encapsulates the use of Selenium completely in its own API. That is why you do not have specific actions similar to seleniums. The API is more like a client, so there is not much information about the implementation.

The implementation of Jubula actions for Selenium actions is in bitbucket . There are two projects that support the implementation of Jubula "com.bredexsw.jubula.rc.html.webdriver" and "com.bredexsw.jubula.rc.html.selenium2"

I also found that the webdriver tests with the Jubula API do not currently work, since you cannot set the location of the webdriver eclip.se/524909.

As for your initial question, for now, you should still use Jubula's ITE (UI) to create the ComponentIdentifier, see Exporting an Object Map to ITE

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