I have written an Ant target that starts Selenium server, runs my test code, and then… I would like it to stop the forked process (Selenium). How do I keep track of that forked thread that Ant created in order to stop it?
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I have written an Ant target that starts Selenium server, runs my test code, and then… I would like it to stop the forked process (Selenium). How do I keep track of that forked thread that Ant created in order to stop it?
You should be able to shutdown selenium server with a direct web request to
http://localhost:4444/selenium-server/driver/?cmd=shutDownSeleniumServer
The http get task will do for this.