Drug n drop action about dotnet-client

[mellamojaja]

I had the same problem. As far as I know, all end up in the "Execute" method of the class "RemoteWebDriver", witch is virtual and should be implemented in the "AppiumDriver" class. the problem is this implementation is missing and you get the "Not implemented" exception when trying to use it.

This would affect the touch and multitouch actions and every method that uses "Execute", like Orientation, GetAppString, LockDevice, Rotation, StartActivity, etc.

Does anyone knows if this is the desirable behaviour? Is this a pending work or just a bug of any (weird) kind?

[Jonahss]

I didn't know those methods weren't working. So if this is an issue, it
would be a bug, not by design.

On Thu, Jun 18, 2015 at 2:45 AM, mellamojaja [email protected]
wrote:

I had the same problem. As far as I know, all end up in the "Execute"
method of the class "RemoteWebDriver", witch is virtual and should be
implemented in the "AppiumDriver" class. the problem is this implementation
is missing and you get the "Not implemented" exception when trying to use
it.

This would affect the touch and multitouch actions and every method that
uses "Execute", like Orientation, GetAppString, LockDevice, Rotation,
StartActivity, etc.

Does anyone knows if this is the desirable behaviour? Is this a pending
work or just a bug of any (weird) kind?

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[Astro03]

The not implemented exception would be since @TikhomirovSergey was talking bout moving functionality out of here into the selenium driver. @TikhomirovSergey might have more insight on this.

[pashidlos]

I found this answer: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/15791962/webdriver-with-touch-events
And get my task resolved with jQuery.

Will it be done in appium?

[Dor-bl]

Closing the issue since Touch actions will be deprecated in the upcoming release. Please use W3C actions: http://appium.io/docs/en/commands/interactions/actions/