>
> Problem 1:
> MyBasePage extends BasePage and add some functionalities there,
> including some properties. I cannot declare properties in page
> specification and use abstract getters/setters because I need pure
> implementation here. So i need to ensure each property is reset after
> page gets back to the pool. Here is the strange part
>
> public class GenericPage extends BasePage {
>
> protected static Logger log = Logger.getLogger(GenericPage.class);
>
> private String message = "";
>
> public void initialize()
> {
>super.initialize()
> log.debug("Calling initialize in : generic" );
> this.message = "DUPAAA";
> }
> (...)
>
> }
>
OK. I now know where the problem is. Message did not want to
initialize to "DUPAAA" value although initialize methods were running
succesfuly. It's pretty strange and I would be gratefull if someone
could explain it to me:
When i write:
private String message;
instead of:
private String message = "";
everythign goes smoothly, message gets initialized in initialize
method and so on. But if i leave this ="" part things are getting
unpredictable... at least for me. Anyone has a clue?
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Lukasz Kucharski
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