PageFactory Annotations

PageFactory:

• @FindElementBy annotation can be used with PageFactory model to find elements based on css_selector or xpath.
• To achieve this you will need to modify page initialization method as PageFactory.initElements(new ElementFieldDecorator(new DefaultElementLocatorFactory(driver), this).
• For more example on PageFactory see this page.

PageFactory Example:

import org.openqa.selenium.WebDriver;
import org.openqa.selenium.WebElement;
import org.openqa.selenium.support.FindBy;
import org.openqa.selenium.support.PageFactory;
import org.openqa.selenium.support.pagefactory.DefaultElementLocatorFactory;

import io.github.sukgu.support.ElementFieldDecorator;
import io.github.sukgu.support.FindElementBy;

public class LocalTestPage {
	
	WebDriver driver;
	
	@FindElementBy(css = "#container")
	WebElement container;
	
	@FindBy(css = "#h3")
	WebElement h3;
	
	@FindBy(css = "#h3")
	List<WebElement> allH3;
	
	@FindElementBy(css = "#inside")
	List<WebElement> insides;

        @FindElementBy(xpath = "//body")
	WebElement bodyByXPath;
	
	@FindElementBy(xpath = "//body//div[1]")
	WebElement divByIndex;
	
    public LocalTestPage(WebDriver driver) {
    	this.driver = driver;
    	ElementFieldDecorator decorator = new ElementFieldDecorator(new DefaultElementLocatorFactory(driver));
    	// need to use decorator if you want to use @FindElementBy in your PageFactory model.
    	PageFactory.initElements(decorator, this);
    }
    //... 
}

To check all test codes see here