When you start your selenium RC server you need to tell it to look for your user-extension file.  It's an option like %java -jar selenium-rc.jar -userExtensions user-extension.js.  Basically you want to put custom JavaScript functions in this file.  This file will be included on all of your pages during the selenium test run.  To access them you'll need to do something like:  selenium.getEval("myJavaScriptFunction('variable1','variable2')").  Make sense?

Joe

Well without knowing which version of selenium you are using it's hard to say exactly, but I think the method you are looking for is addNewStaticContent.  So in your example it would look something like this:

SeleniumServer seleniumServer = new SeleniumServer(4444, false, true);

seleniumServer.addNewStaticContent(new File("/path/to/user-extensions.js"));

I don't ever start the server this way, so I'm just guessing a little here.  Hope that helps.

Joe

Velavan, your question would be a lot more helpful if you explain what you've tried to do. On the selenium website there is information about using this file, http://selenium-rc.openqa.org/options.html, as well as in my previous post I gave pretty detailed instructions on what to do.  Have you actually tried anything on your own yet?

Joe

Can you post the contents of C:/Automation/Selenium/SelNG/framework/lib/user-extensions.js?

Remember JavaScript is case sensitive.  "SendKeys" is kind of a weird function name for JS.  Usually they start with a lower case letter.

I think your function will be "sendKeys" not "SendKeys".  From the selenium documentation:

All doFoo methods on the Selenium prototype are added as actions. For each action foo there is also an action fooAndWait registered. 

Try that and see if it helps.