To make sure that we have the right amount of coverage over the browsers that users may be using, there is a good chance that you will need to add Opera Mobile. Before starting, make sure that you have downloaded the version of the emulator for your Operating System with one of the links mentioned previously. Create a new test file. Add the following code to it:
import junit.framework.TestCase;
import org.openqa.selenium.By;
import org.openqa.selenium.WebElement;
public class TestChapter7OperaMobile{
WebDriver driver;
}What we now need to do is add a setup method. We will have to add a couple of items to our
DesiredCapabilitiesobject. This will tell OperaDriver that we want to work against a mobile version. Refer to the following steps:@Before public void setUp(){ DesiredCapabilities c = DesiredCapabilities.opera(); c.setCapability("opera.product", OperaProduct.MOBILE); c.setCapability("opera.binary", "/path/to/my/custom/opera-mobile-build"); ...