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<i>
@FindAll(@FindBy(xpath = ".//input[contains(@name,'adv_xfer_fields') 
and contains(@name,'::amounts')]"))
List <WebElement> amounts;
</i>

I have dynamic web-table in the input field, Ideally I need to pass value to this. But I'm not sure how to implement this? 

public List<WebElement> getAllAmounts() {
    return amounts;
}

Please help

Blauharley
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Karthikeyan Alaguraja
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    You have only one FindBy criterion, what is the need for using FindAll? Refer to this - https://stackoverflow.com/questions/25914156/difference-between-findall-and-findbys-annotations-in-webdriver-page-factory – Grasshopper Dec 31 '17 at 07:16

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As per your question, I don't see any error in your tried out code but definately we can be a bit structured more precise as follows :

        @FindAll({@FindBy(xpath = ".//input[contains(@name,'adv_xfer_fields')]"),
                @FindBy(xpath = ".//input[contains(@name,'::amounts')]")}) 

        List <WebElement> amounts;

As per the documentation, FindAll is used to mark a field on a Page Object to indicate that lookup should use a series of @FindBy tags. It will then search for all elements that match any of the FindBy criteria though elements are not guaranteed to be in document order.

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  • The problem with this, while it is a valid FindAll, the original post has an "and" condition, and your example provides an "or" condition, since you stated it would find -any- of the FindBy's. I think the solution is just to remove the outer FindAll and keep the rest of the original poster's locator. – Bill Hileman Jan 02 '18 at 19:26