How to use "isTrue" method of "Text" class? - selenium

Question

I am unable to use "isTrue" method of text class
Here is the "Text" class detail
http://selenium.googlecode.com/git/docs/api/java/index.html
// Code i have written
public void researchSelenium(){
driver.get(baseUrl);
ConditionRunner.Context cont = new Research();
Text obj = new Text("Why implement a customer referral program?");
System.out.println(obj.isTrue(cont));
driver.close();
driver.quit();
I dont know what to do here
ConditionRunner.Context cont = new Research(); //After "new" what should i write?
object of ConditionRunner.Context will pass to "isTrue" method

Answer 1

I'm going to make a few presumptions here:
driver is a selenium web driver instance
You are trying to find if a text field is present in your web page
You know what the text is, but not its xpath (or at least do not care "where" it is).
In this case, you just have a minor syntaxical error
public void researchSelenium()
{
driver.get(baseUrl);
//Not sure what this is doing.
ConditionRunner.Context cont = new Research();
//Small chgange here
string obj = "Why implement a customer referral program?";
System.out.println(driver.isTextPresent(obj));
driver.close();
driver.quit();
}
NB. the above is "free coded" and I've not tested/complied it. Feel free to edit if there's a minor problem.
APPEND:
Personally I'd use NUnit to handle tests, so in that case I'd use:
Assert.isTrue(driver.isTextPresent(obj));
To test if that text was actually present, but how you're running your tests is not something that's stated in your question.