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I am using below code, its not working.when i use imageUrl on browser its redirect somewhere then its working.But i have n number of facebook id only and every time redirected url is different.
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We can use the object model API to get names and their public posts about the term java. In the Listing 3, lines 1 through 3 lines create JsonReader; line 5 creates JsonObject for the results; line 7 loops over each result; and lines 8 through 11 get the name of the person who posted, get the public post, and prints them. Note that the JsonReader and other objects in this API can be used in the try-with-resources statement (which is also called automatic resource management [ARM]).
Let's use the streaming API to do the same thing that was done with the object model API, that is, to search Facebook's public posts about java. In Listing 4, lines 1 through 3 create a streaming parser, lines 4 through 5 get the next event, line 6 looks for the KEY_NAME event, lines 8 through 11 read names and print them, and lines 14 through 16 read the public posts and print them. The use of streaming API provides an efficient way to access names and their public posts when compared to the same task using the object model API.
Android SDK and Android NDKWhile not a prerequisite for installing Buck itself, to build Android applications, you will also need at least the Android SDK and the Android NDK, which can be installed via Chocolatey or manually downloaded and installed.
Buck currently requires Java 8; we are working toward support for future versions. If you have multiple installations of Java on your development computer, you might get warnings from Buck that you are using an unsupported version of Java. To resolve this issue, set the JAVA_HOME environment variable to the directory for version 8 of the Java Development Kit (JDK). Note that the directory that JAVA_HOME points to should contain a bin subdirectory which in turn contains binaries for the Java compiler (javac) and Java runtime (java).
Buck currently requires Java 8; we are working toward support for future versions. If you have multiple installations of Java on your development computer, you might get warnings from Buck that you are using an unsupported version of Java. To resolve this issue, set the JAVA_HOME environment variable to the directory for version 8 of the Java Development Kit (JDK). Note that the directory that JAVA_HOME points to should contain a bin subdirectory which in turn contains binaries for the Java compiler (javac.exe) and Java runtime (java.exe).
If you have multiple installations of Java on your development computer, you might get warnings from Buck that you are using an unsupported version of Java. To resolve this issue, set the JAVA_HOME environment variable to the directory for version 8 of the Java Development Kit (JDK). Note that the directory that JAVA_HOME points to should contain a bin subdirectory which in turn contains binaries for the Java compiler (javac) and Java runtime (java).
We are going to be building a Java application that prints out "Hello Buck". The code to build the application consists of both a library and app component. To build this Java application, the code you cloned has all the files necessary. From the hello-buck-java directory, you will find:
com/facebook/buck/demo/BUCK: This build file is what makes Buck work and is the trigger for building the application. It defines all the build rules for your source code. The key rules you will see in this file is java_binary and java_library. A build rule may also include dependencies (generally via deps), which may be from other build files.
In order to build the library, you use the buck build command, specifying your app as the target. The target may be defined in the [alias] section in the .buckconfig file or it would be the name of your Java application prepended by //[the directory where your project is located]: (e.g., //com/facebook/buck/demo:hello-buck-java).
While Selenium testing you may have come across a requirement where you need to either download or upload file in Selenium. Almost every web-application over the internet may have a feature for allowing users to either download or upload a file. Be it a rich-media platform such as YouTube which lets you upload video files or online photo collage maker, or an e-commerce web application which allows you to upload images. Even writing assistants like Grammarly and Plagiarism checker like Quetext offer an uploading file functionality. Similarly, these websites offer downloading functionality too. YouTube allows offline downloading, e-commerce platforms such as Amazon will let you download the invoices of your orders. My point being is that if you are an automation tester who has a routine set around Selenium testing, there is a good chance for you to run into a requirement where you may have to test a feature around downloading or uploading files in Selenium WebDriver.
In Selenium testing, it is very important to know how to Upload files in Selenium WebDriver or download files in Selenium WebDriver through automation testing with Selenium. In this Selenium Java tutorial, I am going to highlight different ways through which you can download or upload files in Selenium WebDriver.
Similarly, these screenshots would differ for different operating systems, and operating system versions too. So when you are downloading a file through Google Chrome on Windows 7 it might give the below screen.
So every browser will have a different download mechanism based on the operating system over which it is being utilized. Browser configuration using a profile, different browser, different Operating Systems play a vital role while Selenium testing with Java to download the file.To automatically download file using Selenium with Java, we have the following options:
Already we have discussed the AutoIT tool. The same tool is used for downloading files in selenium. Again, download window changes as per Browsers. So users have to consider all scenarios to automate download pop up.
Save this code and generate .exe file and execute in java code using Runtime.getRuntime().exec(). Again, It is not advisable to use it as it supports only Windows operating system and its external tool.
Note: AutoIT and Robot class code could change based on the browser-specific profile set as well as where you want to save. Moreover, most important is cursor focus. If your download pop up is not in focus then mostly your code will not work.
By leveraging the browser profile setting, you can download files in Selenium WebDriver without interacting with the download window pop-up. You need to trick the browser profile. Here I have given a below example for Google Chrome browser and Mozilla Firefox browser.
As we did a practical implementation to upload file in Selenium WebDriver. We will now practice downloading files in Selenium WebDriver on both local and cloud-based Selenium Grid. I will be demonstrating the file downloading using the Browser Profile Setting.
Note: Working on a local machine for downloading files is easy to handle but on a remote machine, it works based on the permission you have been provided to access the remote WebDrivers.
More than 2.5 billion+ active users over the world are using the Facebook platform. All Facebook users upload videos and photos daily, so we find many videos and photos on Facebook. Among those photos and videos, we like many of them and want to download them in our gallery.
Whether you are going on a solo trip without any Internet connectivity or you want to make a personalized library with your memories, whatever the reason is, downloading videos is a perfect idea. Download Facebook videos are the simplest procedure if you know about it. One significant thing you should keep in mind that the Facebook video must be Public for you to download it simply; otherwise, you can't download from Facebook.
Once you log in to your account, you need to go to the video you want to download. Here, you can find it by either scroll down your Newsfeed until you find the video, or type the name of the people who posted the video into the search bar located at the top of the page and go to their account to find the video.
Once you find the video you want to download, you need to press your mouse's right button, and you will find a drop-down menu with a list of options. You may have to the right-click the video more than one time before the drop-down menu will appear.
Here, you need to click the link from the pop-up to select it, then press Ctrl+c in windows or Window command + c in Mac. Doing so will copy the link of the video you want to download.
If you find a lock like an icon or a humanoid icon instead of a globe, you cannot download the video. Now, tap the video to start playing it. It is an important step, as moving forward to the next step before playing the video content may lead to a broken link.
You will find this tab in the middle of the page shown by green color, just below the video's preview. If you tap the "Download" tab, the video will automatically download onto your Android device.
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