How to use getRequestId method of org.openqa.selenium.devtools.idealized.Network class

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...67 }68 @Override69 protected Command<Void> continueWithAuth(AuthRequired authRequired, UsernameAndPassword credentials) {70 return Fetch.continueWithAuth(71 authRequired.getRequestId(),72 new AuthChallengeResponse(73 AuthChallengeResponse.Response.PROVIDECREDENTIALS,74 Optional.of(credentials.username()),75 Optional.ofNullable(credentials.username())));76 }77 @Override78 protected Command<Void> cancelAuth(AuthRequired authRequired) {79 return Fetch.continueWithAuth(80 authRequired.getRequestId(),81 new AuthChallengeResponse(AuthChallengeResponse.Response.CANCELAUTH, Optional.empty(), Optional.empty()));82 }83 @Override84 protected Event<RequestPaused> requestPausedEvent() {85 return Fetch.requestPaused();86 }87 @Override88 protected Optional<HttpRequest> createHttpRequest(RequestPaused pausedRequest) {89 if (pausedRequest.getResponseErrorReason().isPresent() || pausedRequest.getResponseStatusCode().isPresent()) {90 return Optional.empty();91 }92 Request cdpRequest = pausedRequest.getRequest();93 return Optional.of(createHttpRequest(94 cdpRequest.getMethod(),95 cdpRequest.getUrl(),96 cdpRequest.getHeaders(),97 cdpRequest.getPostData()));98 }99 @Override100 protected Command<Void> continueWithoutModification(RequestPaused pausedRequest) {101 return Fetch.continueRequest(102 pausedRequest.getRequestId(),103 Optional.empty(),104 Optional.empty(),105 Optional.empty(),106 Optional.empty());107 }108 @Override109 protected Command<Void> createResponse(RequestPaused pausedRequest, HttpResponse response) {110 List<HeaderEntry> headers = new ArrayList<>();111 response.getHeaderNames().forEach(112 name -> response.getHeaders(name).forEach(value -> headers.add(new HeaderEntry(name, value))));113 byte[] bytes = Contents.bytes(response.getContent());114 String body = bytes.length > 0 ? Base64.getEncoder().encodeToString(bytes) : null;115 return Fetch.fulfillRequest(116 pausedRequest.getRequestId(),117 response.getStatus(),118 Optional.of(headers),119 Optional.empty(),120 Optional.ofNullable(body),121 Optional.empty());122 }123}...

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...67 }68 @Override69 protected Command<Void> continueWithAuth(AuthRequired authRequired, UsernameAndPassword credentials) {70 return Fetch.continueWithAuth(71 authRequired.getRequestId(),72 new AuthChallengeResponse(73 AuthChallengeResponse.Response.PROVIDECREDENTIALS,74 Optional.of(credentials.username()),75 Optional.ofNullable(credentials.username())));76 }77 @Override78 protected Command<Void> cancelAuth(AuthRequired authRequired) {79 return Fetch.continueWithAuth(80 authRequired.getRequestId(),81 new AuthChallengeResponse(AuthChallengeResponse.Response.CANCELAUTH, Optional.empty(), Optional.empty()));82 }83 @Override84 protected Event<RequestPaused> requestPausedEvent() {85 return Fetch.requestPaused();86 }87 @Override88 protected Optional<HttpRequest> createHttpRequest(RequestPaused pausedRequest) {89 if (pausedRequest.getResponseErrorReason().isPresent() || pausedRequest.getResponseStatusCode().isPresent()) {90 return Optional.empty();91 }92 Request cdpRequest = pausedRequest.getRequest();93 return Optional.of(createHttpRequest(94 cdpRequest.getMethod(),95 cdpRequest.getUrl(),96 cdpRequest.getHeaders(),97 cdpRequest.getPostData()));98 }99 @Override100 protected Command<Void> continueWithoutModification(RequestPaused pausedRequest) {101 return Fetch.continueRequest(102 pausedRequest.getRequestId(),103 Optional.empty(),104 Optional.empty(),105 Optional.empty(),106 Optional.empty());107 }108 @Override109 protected Command<Void> createResponse(RequestPaused pausedRequest, HttpResponse response) {110 List<HeaderEntry> headers = new ArrayList<>();111 response.getHeaderNames().forEach(112 name -> response.getHeaders(name).forEach(value -> headers.add(new HeaderEntry(name, value))));113 byte[] bytes = Contents.bytes(response.getContent());114 String body = bytes.length > 0 ? Base64.getEncoder().encodeToString(bytes) : null;115 return Fetch.fulfillRequest(116 pausedRequest.getRequestId(),117 response.getStatus(),118 Optional.of(headers),119 Optional.empty(),120 Optional.ofNullable(body),121 Optional.empty());122 }123}...

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...67 }68 @Override69 protected Command<Void> continueWithAuth(AuthRequired authRequired, UsernameAndPassword credentials) {70 return Fetch.continueWithAuth(71 authRequired.getRequestId(),72 new AuthChallengeResponse(73 AuthChallengeResponse.Response.PROVIDECREDENTIALS,74 Optional.of(credentials.username()),75 Optional.ofNullable(credentials.username())));76 }77 @Override78 protected Command<Void> cancelAuth(AuthRequired authRequired) {79 return Fetch.continueWithAuth(80 authRequired.getRequestId(),81 new AuthChallengeResponse(AuthChallengeResponse.Response.CANCELAUTH, Optional.empty(), Optional.empty()));82 }83 @Override84 protected Event<RequestPaused> requestPausedEvent() {85 return Fetch.requestPaused();86 }87 @Override88 protected Optional<HttpRequest> createHttpRequest(RequestPaused pausedRequest) {89 if (pausedRequest.getResponseErrorReason().isPresent() || pausedRequest.getResponseStatusCode().isPresent()) {90 return Optional.empty();91 }92 Request cdpRequest = pausedRequest.getRequest();93 return Optional.of(createHttpRequest(94 cdpRequest.getMethod(),95 cdpRequest.getUrl(),96 cdpRequest.getHeaders(),97 cdpRequest.getPostData()));98 }99 @Override100 protected Command<Void> continueWithoutModification(RequestPaused pausedRequest) {101 return Fetch.continueRequest(102 pausedRequest.getRequestId(),103 Optional.empty(),104 Optional.empty(),105 Optional.empty(),106 Optional.empty());107 }108 @Override109 protected Command<Void> createResponse(RequestPaused pausedRequest, HttpResponse response) {110 List<HeaderEntry> headers = new ArrayList<>();111 response.getHeaderNames().forEach(112 name -> response.getHeaders(name).forEach(value -> headers.add(new HeaderEntry(name, value))));113 byte[] bytes = Contents.bytes(response.getContent());114 String body = bytes.length > 0 ? Base64.getEncoder().encodeToString(bytes) : null;115 return Fetch.fulfillRequest(116 pausedRequest.getRequestId(),117 response.getStatus(),118 Optional.of(headers),119 Optional.empty(),120 Optional.ofNullable(body),121 Optional.empty());122 }123}...

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I ran into a similar issue. The click method worked on other pages, then didn't work at all on a particular page.

A race condition caused the issue:

  1. HTML content is rendered with the button disabled.
  2. The selenium web driver script was executed before the javascript onload event was triggered (Or finished executing). So the button.click would occur on a disabled element. And nothing would happen.
  3. Then the javascript onload event would trigger (or finish executing) and the javascript would enable the button.
  4. I looked at the page and couldn't figure out why my code wasn't working because the button appeared to be enabled upon inspection, and if I manually clicked the button, it worked.

Once I figured out that it was a timing issue, I found the solution here: How can I get Selenium Web Driver to wait for an element to be accessible, not just present?

To paraphrase the solution in Ruby:

//This will not return the button until it is enabled.
button = driver.find_element(:xpath,  "//button[@id='myButtonId' and not(@disabled)]")
button.click
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/12159874/click-method-will-not-always-work

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