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How to know a URL is existing using Selenium WebDriver in C#?
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In my application I store a list of URLs and only products that have an existing URL (ie not any 404 or Page not found or broken URL).
I want to view in my pages, then to navigate to that page. Now I need to get code that checks if the given URL is existing using WebDriver in selenium and C#.
c# selenium selenium-webdriver
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In my application I store a list of URLs and only products that have an existing URL (ie not any 404 or Page not found or broken URL).
I want to view in my pages, then to navigate to that page. Now I need to get code that checks if the given URL is existing using WebDriver in selenium and C#.
c# selenium selenium-webdriver
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Mate Mrše
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Deepak Krishna R
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Why not use WebClient.DownloadString(url) to do this? There is no need to involve selenium which is unefficeint.
– qaqz111
yesterday
how can I use it? How I know a page is exist or not? using this code.
– Deepak Krishna R
18 hours ago
If the page you are requesting does not exist (404), the method will throw a WebException, see MSDN here: docs.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/api/…
– qaqz111
7 hours ago
try{ new WebClient().DownloadString(url); } catch (WebException ex) { ... }
– qaqz111
7 hours ago
In fact the WebException is thrown by WebRequest object which is underlying inside WebClient class, so you can use WebRequest class directly too. You can google for how to use this class.
– qaqz111
7 hours ago
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In my application I store a list of URLs and only products that have an existing URL (ie not any 404 or Page not found or broken URL).
I want to view in my pages, then to navigate to that page. Now I need to get code that checks if the given URL is existing using WebDriver in selenium and C#.
c# selenium selenium-webdriver
edited yesterday
Mate Mrše
516217
asked yesterday
Deepak Krishna R
116
In my application I store a list of URLs and only products that have an existing URL (ie not any 404 or Page not found or broken URL).
I want to view in my pages, then to navigate to that page. Now I need to get code that checks if the given URL is existing using WebDriver in selenium and C#.
c# selenium selenium-webdriver
c# selenium selenium-webdriver
edited yesterday
Mate Mrše
516217
asked yesterday
Deepak Krishna R
116
edited yesterday
Mate Mrše
516217
asked yesterday
Deepak Krishna R
116
edited yesterday
Mate Mrše
516217
edited yesterday
Mate Mrše
516217
edited yesterday
Mate Mrše
516217
516217
asked yesterday
Deepak Krishna R
116
asked yesterday
Deepak Krishna R
116
asked yesterday
Deepak Krishna R
116
116
Why not use WebClient.DownloadString(url) to do this? There is no need to involve selenium which is unefficeint.
– qaqz111
yesterday
how can I use it? How I know a page is exist or not? using this code.
– Deepak Krishna R
18 hours ago
If the page you are requesting does not exist (404), the method will throw a WebException, see MSDN here: docs.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/api/…
– qaqz111
7 hours ago
try{ new WebClient().DownloadString(url); } catch (WebException ex) { ... }
– qaqz111
7 hours ago
In fact the WebException is thrown by WebRequest object which is underlying inside WebClient class, so you can use WebRequest class directly too. You can google for how to use this class.
– qaqz111
7 hours ago
add a comment |
Why not use WebClient.DownloadString(url) to do this? There is no need to involve selenium which is unefficeint.
– qaqz111
yesterday
how can I use it? How I know a page is exist or not? using this code.
– Deepak Krishna R
18 hours ago
If the page you are requesting does not exist (404), the method will throw a WebException, see MSDN here: docs.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/api/…
– qaqz111
7 hours ago
try{ new WebClient().DownloadString(url); } catch (WebException ex) { ... }
– qaqz111
7 hours ago
In fact the WebException is thrown by WebRequest object which is underlying inside WebClient class, so you can use WebRequest class directly too. You can google for how to use this class.
– qaqz111
7 hours ago
Why not use WebClient.DownloadString(url) to do this? There is no need to involve selenium which is unefficeint.
– qaqz111
yesterday
Why not use WebClient.DownloadString(url) to do this? There is no need to involve selenium which is unefficeint.
– qaqz111
yesterday
how can I use it? How I know a page is exist or not? using this code.
– Deepak Krishna R
18 hours ago
how can I use it? How I know a page is exist or not? using this code.
– Deepak Krishna R
18 hours ago
If the page you are requesting does not exist (404), the method will throw a WebException, see MSDN here: docs.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/api/…
– qaqz111
7 hours ago
If the page you are requesting does not exist (404), the method will throw a WebException, see MSDN here: docs.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/api/…
– qaqz111
7 hours ago
try{ new WebClient().DownloadString(url); } catch (WebException ex) { ... }
– qaqz111
7 hours ago
try{ new WebClient().DownloadString(url); } catch (WebException ex) { ... }
– qaqz111
7 hours ago
In fact the WebException is thrown by WebRequest object which is underlying inside WebClient class, so you can use WebRequest class directly too. You can google for how to use this class.
– qaqz111
7 hours ago
In fact the WebException is thrown by WebRequest object which is underlying inside WebClient class, so you can use WebRequest class directly too. You can google for how to use this class.
– qaqz111
7 hours ago
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Why not use WebClient.DownloadString(url) to do this? There is no need to involve selenium which is unefficeint.
– qaqz111
yesterday
how can I use it? How I know a page is exist or not? using this code.
– Deepak Krishna R
18 hours ago
If the page you are requesting does not exist (404), the method will throw a WebException, see MSDN here: docs.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/api/…
– qaqz111
7 hours ago
try{ new WebClient().DownloadString(url); } catch (WebException ex) { ... }
– qaqz111
7 hours ago
In fact the WebException is thrown by WebRequest object which is underlying inside WebClient class, so you can use WebRequest class directly too. You can google for how to use this class.
– qaqz111
7 hours ago