chrome/common/automation_messages_internal.h - Issue 223163003: Remove the remaining automation-based tests.

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Issue 223163003: Remove the remaining automation-based tests. (Closed) Base URL: svn://svn.chromium.org/chrome/trunk/src/

Patch Set: Created 6 years, 9 months ago

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--- chrome/common/automation_messages_internal.h (revision 261647)

+++ chrome/common/automation_messages_internal.h (working copy)

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-// Use of this source code is governed by a BSD-style license that can be

-// found in the LICENSE file.

-// Defines the IPC messages used by the automation interface.

-// NOTE: All IPC messages have either a routing_id of 0 (for asynchronous

-// messages), or one that's been assigned by the proxy (for calls

-// which expect a response). The routing_id shouldn't be used for

-// any other purpose in these message types.

-// NOTE: All the new IPC messages should go at the end.

-// The test <--> browser IPC message IDs need to match the reference

-// builds. Since we now define the IDs based on __LINE__, to allow these

-// IPC messages to be used to control an old version of Chrome we need

-// the message IDs to remain the same. This means that you should not

-// change the line number of these types of messages.

-#define IPC_MESSAGE_START AutomationMsgStart

-// This message is fired when the AutomationProvider is up and running

-// in the app (the app is not fully up at this point). The parameter to this

-// message is the version string of the automation provider. This parameter

-// is defined to be the version string as returned by

-// chrome::VersionInfo::Version().

-// The client can choose to use this version string to decide whether or not

-// it can talk to the provider.

-IPC_MESSAGE_CONTROL1(AutomationMsg_Hello,

- std::string)

-// This message is fired when the initial tab(s) are finished loading.

-IPC_MESSAGE_CONTROL0(AutomationMsg_InitialLoadsComplete)

-// This message notifies the AutomationProvider to append a new tab the

-// window with the given handle. The return value contains the index of

-// the new tab, or -1 if the request failed.

-// The second parameter is the url to be loaded in the new tab.

-IPC_SYNC_MESSAGE_CONTROL2_1(AutomationMsg_AppendTab,

- int,

- GURL,

- int)

-// This message requests the (zero-based) index for the currently

-// active tab in the window with the given handle. The return value contains

-// the index of the active tab, or -1 if the request failed.

-IPC_SYNC_MESSAGE_CONTROL1_1(AutomationMsg_ActiveTabIndex,

- int,

- int)

-// This message notifies the AutomationProvider to active the tab.

-// The first parameter is the handle to window resource.

-// The second parameter is the (zero-based) index to be activated

-IPC_SYNC_MESSAGE_CONTROL2_1(AutomationMsg_ActivateTab,

- int,

- int)

-// This message requests the cookie value for given url in the

-// profile of the tab identified by the second parameter. The first

-// parameter is the URL string. The response contains the length of the

-// cookie value string. On failure, this length = -1.

-IPC_SYNC_MESSAGE_CONTROL2_2(AutomationMsg_GetCookies,

- GURL,

- int,

- std::string)

-// This message is used to implement the asynchronous version of

-// NavigateToURL.

-IPC_SYNC_MESSAGE_CONTROL2_1(AutomationMsg_NavigationAsync,

- int /* tab handle */,

- GURL,

- bool /* result */)

-// This message requests the number of browser windows that the app currently

-// has open. The return value is the number of windows.

-IPC_SYNC_MESSAGE_CONTROL0_1(AutomationMsg_BrowserWindowCount,

- int)

-// This message requests the handle (int64 app-unique identifier) of the

-// window with the given (zero-based) index. On error, the returned handle

-// value is 0.

-IPC_SYNC_MESSAGE_CONTROL1_1(AutomationMsg_BrowserWindow,

- int,

- int)

-// This message requests the number of tabs in the window with the given

-// handle. The return value contains the number of tabs, or -1 if the

-// request failed.

-IPC_SYNC_MESSAGE_CONTROL1_1(AutomationMsg_TabCount,

- int,

- int)

-// This message requests the handle of the tab with the given (zero-based)

-// index in the given app window. First parameter specifies the given window

-// handle, second specifies the given tab_index. On error, the returned handle

-// value is 0.

-IPC_SYNC_MESSAGE_CONTROL2_1(AutomationMsg_Tab,

- int,

- int)

-// This message requests the the title of the tab with the given handle.

-// The return value contains the size of the title string. On error, this

-// value should be -1 and empty string. Note that the title can be empty in

-// which case the size would be 0.

-IPC_SYNC_MESSAGE_CONTROL1_2(AutomationMsg_TabTitle,

- int,

- std::wstring)

-// This message requests the url of the tab with the given handle.

-// The return value contains a success flag and the URL string. The URL will

-// be empty on failure, and it still may be empty on success.

-IPC_SYNC_MESSAGE_CONTROL1_2(AutomationMsg_TabURL,

- int /* tab handle */,

- bool /* success flag */,

- GURL)

-// This message notifies the AutomationProxy that a handle that it has

-// previously been given is now invalid. (For instance, if the handle

-// represented a window which has now been closed.) The parameter

-// value is the handle.

-IPC_MESSAGE_CONTROL1(AutomationMsg_InvalidateHandle,

- int)

-// This message notifies the AutomationProvider that a handle is no

-// longer being used, so it can stop paying attention to the

-// associated resource. The parameter value is the handle.

-IPC_MESSAGE_CONTROL1(AutomationMsg_HandleUnused,

- int)

-// This message requests that the AutomationProvider executes a JavaScript,

-// which is sent embedded in a 'javascript:' URL.

-// The javascript is executed in context of child frame whose xpath

-// is passed as parameter (context_frame). The execution results in

-// a serialized JSON string response.

-IPC_SYNC_MESSAGE_CONTROL3_1(AutomationMsg_DomOperation,

- int /* tab handle */,

- std::wstring /* context_frame */,

- std::wstring /* the javascript to be executed */,

- std::string /* the serialized json string containg

- the result of a javascript

- execution */)

-// This message requests the bounds of the specified View element in

-// window coordinates.

-// Request:

-// int - the handle of the window in which the view appears

-// int - the ID of the view, as specified in chrome/browser/ui/view_ids.h

-// bool - whether the bounds should be returned in the screen coordinates

-// (if true) or in the browser coordinates (if false).

-// Response:

-// bool - true if the view was found

-// gfx::Rect - the bounds of the view, in window coordinates

-IPC_SYNC_MESSAGE_CONTROL3_2(AutomationMsg_WindowViewBounds,

- int,

- bool,

- gfx::Rect)

-// This message sets the bounds of the window.

-// Request:

-// int - the handle of the window to resize

-// gfx::Rect - the bounds of the window

-// Response:

-// bool - true if the resize was successful

-IPC_SYNC_MESSAGE_CONTROL2_1(AutomationMsg_SetWindowBounds,

- int,

- gfx::Rect,

- bool)

-// Similar to AutomationMsg_InitialLoadsComplete, this indicates that the

-// new tab ui has completed the initial load of its data.

-// Time is how many milliseconds the load took.

-IPC_MESSAGE_CONTROL1(AutomationMsg_InitialNewTabUILoadComplete,

- int /* time */)

-// Opens a new browser window.

-// TODO(sky): remove this and replace with OpenNewBrowserWindowOfType.

-// Doing this requires updating the reference build.

-IPC_SYNC_MESSAGE_CONTROL1_0(AutomationMsg_OpenNewBrowserWindow,

- bool /* show */ )

-// This message requests the window associated with the specified browser

-// handle.

-// The return value contains a success flag and the handle of the window.

-IPC_SYNC_MESSAGE_CONTROL1_2(AutomationMsg_WindowForBrowser,

- int /* browser handle */,

- bool /* success flag */,

- int /* window handle */)

-// This message requests that a tab be closed.

-// Request:

-// - int: handle of the tab to close

-// - bool: if true the proxy blocks until the tab has completely closed,

-// otherwise the proxy only blocks until it initiates the close.

-IPC_SYNC_MESSAGE_CONTROL2_1(AutomationMsg_CloseTab,

- int,

- bool,

- bool)

-// This message requests that the browser be closed.

-// Request:

-// - int: handle of the browser which contains the tab

-// Response:

-// - bool: whether the operation was successfull.

-// - bool: whether the browser process will be terminated as a result (if

-// this was the last closed browser window).

-IPC_SYNC_MESSAGE_CONTROL1_2(AutomationMsg_CloseBrowser,

- int,

- bool,

- bool)

-// Message to request that a browser window is brought to the front and

-// activated.

-// Request:

-// - int: handle of the browser window.

-// Response:

-// - bool: True if the browser is brought to the front.

-IPC_SYNC_MESSAGE_CONTROL1_1(AutomationMsg_BringBrowserToFront,

- int,

- bool)

-// This message notifies the AutomationProvider to reload the current page in

-// the tab with given handle. The first parameter is the handle to the tab

-// resource. The return value contains a status code which is nonnegative on

-// success.

-// see AutomationMsg_NavigationResponseValues for the navigation response.

-IPC_SYNC_MESSAGE_CONTROL1_1(AutomationMsg_Reload,

- int,

- AutomationMsg_NavigationResponseValues)

-// This message requests the execution of a browser command in the browser

-// for which the handle is specified.

-// The return value contains a boolean, whether the command was dispatched.

-IPC_SYNC_MESSAGE_CONTROL2_1(AutomationMsg_WindowExecuteCommandAsync,

- int /* automation handle */,

- int /* browser command */,

- bool /* success flag */)

-// This message requests the execution of a browser command in the browser

-// for which the handle is specified.

-// The return value contains a boolean, whether the command was dispatched

-// and successful executed.

-IPC_SYNC_MESSAGE_CONTROL2_1(AutomationMsg_WindowExecuteCommand,

- int /* automation handle */,

- int /* browser command */,

- bool /* success flag */)

-// This message starts a find within a tab corresponding to the supplied

-// tab handle. The parameter |request| specifies what to search for.

-// If an error occurs, |matches_found| will be -1.

-//

-IPC_SYNC_MESSAGE_CONTROL2_2(AutomationMsg_Find,

- int /* tab_handle */,

- AutomationMsg_Find_Params /* params */,

- int /* active_ordinal */,

- int /* matches_found */)

-// Is the Find window fully visible (and not animating) for the specified

-// tab?

-IPC_SYNC_MESSAGE_CONTROL1_1(AutomationMsg_FindWindowVisibility,

- int /* tab_handle */,

- bool /* is_visible */)

-// Uses the specified encoding to override the encoding of the page in the

-// specified web content tab.

-IPC_SYNC_MESSAGE_CONTROL2_1(AutomationMsg_OverrideEncoding,

- int /* tab handle */,

- std::string /* overrided encoding name */,

- bool /* success */)

-// This message requests the tabstrip index of the tab with the given handle.

-// The return value contains the index, which will be -1 on failure.

-IPC_SYNC_MESSAGE_CONTROL1_1(AutomationMsg_TabIndex,

- int,

- int)

-// This message requests the number of normal browser windows, i.e. normal

-// type and non-incognito mode that the app currently has open. The return

-// value is the number of windows.

-IPC_SYNC_MESSAGE_CONTROL0_1(AutomationMsg_NormalBrowserWindowCount,

- int)

-IPC_MESSAGE_CONTROL1(AutomationMsg_ReloadAsync,

- int /* tab handle */)

-IPC_MESSAGE_CONTROL1(AutomationMsg_StopAsync,

- int /* tab handle */)

-// This message notifies the AutomationProvider to navigate to a specified

-// url in the tab with given handle. The first parameter is the handle to

-// the tab resource. The second parameter is the target url. The third

-// parameter is the number of navigations that are required for a successful

-// return value. See AutomationMsg_NavigationResponseValues for the return

-// value.

-IPC_SYNC_MESSAGE_CONTROL3_1(

- AutomationMsg_NavigateToURLBlockUntilNavigationsComplete,

- int,

- GURL,

- int,

- AutomationMsg_NavigationResponseValues)

-// This message requests the provider to wait until the window count

-// reached the specified value.

-// Request:

-// - int: target browser window count

-// Response:

-// - bool: whether the operation was successful.

-IPC_SYNC_MESSAGE_CONTROL1_1(AutomationMsg_WaitForBrowserWindowCountToBecome,

- int,

- bool)

-// This message notifies the AutomationProvider to navigate back in session

-// history in the tab with given handle. The first parameter is the handle

-// to the tab resource. The second parameter is the number of navigations the

-// provider will wait for.

-// See AutomationMsg_NavigationResponseValues for the navigation response

-// values.

-IPC_SYNC_MESSAGE_CONTROL2_1(AutomationMsg_GoBackBlockUntilNavigationsComplete,

- int,

- AutomationMsg_NavigationResponseValues)

-// This message notifies the AutomationProvider to navigate forward in session

-// history in the tab with given handle. The first parameter is the handle

-// to the tab resource. The second parameter is the number of navigations

-// the provider will wait for.

-// See AutomationMsg_NavigationResponseValues for the navigation response

-// values.

-IPC_SYNC_MESSAGE_CONTROL2_1(

- AutomationMsg_GoForwardBlockUntilNavigationsComplete,

- int,

- AutomationMsg_NavigationResponseValues)

-// Simulate an end of session. Normally this happens when the user

-// shuts down the machine or logs off.

-// Request:

-// int - the handle of the browser

-// Response:

-// bool - true if succesful

-IPC_SYNC_MESSAGE_CONTROL1_1(AutomationMsg_TerminateSession,

- int,

- bool)

-IPC_MESSAGE_CONTROL2(AutomationMsg_SetPageFontSize,

- int /* tab_handle */,

- int /* The font size */)

-// Returns a metric event duration that was last recorded. Returns -1 if the

-// event hasn't occurred yet.

-IPC_SYNC_MESSAGE_CONTROL1_1(AutomationMsg_GetMetricEventDuration,

- std::string /* event_name */,

- int /* duration ms */)

-// Sent by automation provider - go to history entry via automation.

-IPC_MESSAGE_ROUTED1(AutomationMsg_RequestGoToHistoryEntryOffset,

- int) // numbers of entries (negative or positive)

-// This message requests the type of the window with the given handle. The

-// return value contains the type (Browser::Type), or -1 if the request

-// failed.

-IPC_SYNC_MESSAGE_CONTROL1_1(AutomationMsg_Type,

- int,

- int)

-// Opens a new browser window of a specific type.

-IPC_SYNC_MESSAGE_CONTROL2_0(AutomationMsg_OpenNewBrowserWindowOfType,

- int /* Type (Browser::Type) */,

- bool /* show */ )

-// Wait for the bookmark model to load.

-IPC_SYNC_MESSAGE_CONTROL1_1(AutomationMsg_WaitForBookmarkModelToLoad,

- int /* browser_handle */,

- bool /* success */)

-// Generic pyauto pattern to help avoid future addition of

-// automation messages.

-IPC_SYNC_MESSAGE_CONTROL2_2(AutomationMsg_SendJSONRequestWithBrowserHandle,

- int /* browser_handle */,

- std::string /* JSON request */,

- std::string /* JSON response */,

- bool /* success */)

-// Waits for tab count to reach target value.

-IPC_SYNC_MESSAGE_CONTROL2_1(AutomationMsg_WaitForTabCountToBecome,

- int /* browser handle */,

- int /* target tab count */,

- bool /* success */)

-// Waits for the infobar count to reach given number.

-IPC_SYNC_MESSAGE_CONTROL2_1(AutomationMsg_WaitForInfoBarCount,

- int /* tab handle */,

- size_t /* target count */,

- bool /* success */)

-// Notify the JavaScript engine in the render to change its parameters

-// while performing stress testing.

-IPC_MESSAGE_CONTROL3(AutomationMsg_JavaScriptStressTestControl,

- int /* tab handle */,

- int /* command */,

- int /* type or run */)

-// This message posts a task to the PROCESS_LAUNCHER thread. Once processed

-// the response is sent back. This is useful when you want to make sure all

-// changes to the number of processes have completed.

-IPC_SYNC_MESSAGE_CONTROL0_0(AutomationMsg_WaitForProcessLauncherThreadToGoIdle)

-// Call BeginTracing on the browser TraceController. This will tell all

-// processes to start collecting trace events via base/debug/trace_event.h.

-IPC_SYNC_MESSAGE_CONTROL1_1(AutomationMsg_BeginTracing,

- std::string /* category_patterns */,

- bool /* success */)

-// End tracing (called after BeginTracing). This blocks until tracing has

-// stopped on all processes and all the events are ready to be retrieved.

-IPC_SYNC_MESSAGE_CONTROL0_2(AutomationMsg_EndTracing,

- base::FilePath /* result_file_path */,

- bool /* success */)

-// Used on Mac OS X to read the number of active Mach ports used in the browser

-// process.

-IPC_SYNC_MESSAGE_CONTROL0_1(AutomationMsg_GetMachPortCount,

- int /* number of Mach ports */)

-// Generic pyauto pattern to help avoid future addition of

-// automation messages.

-IPC_SYNC_MESSAGE_CONTROL2_2(AutomationMsg_SendJSONRequest,

- int /* window_index */,

- std::string /* JSON request */,

- std::string /* JSON response */,

- bool /* success */)

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