I've ended up settling on a mish-mash of solutions. I use the Laszlo Unit tests to provide the control of the gui and a specified url to run the test. I then use Selenium to open up a browser to run the Laszlo test and do any checks in the database to ensure that things are working end-to-end.
This solution is working for end-to-end testing but it is not providing automated gui testing as there is no way that i've found to tell Selenium that a gui test failed. -Mike On 5/14/07, Khurram Samad <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi JBB and Mike We are evaluating "Automated Testing" for Open Laszlo. Can you please update with your findings so far and suggestions. "Exactor", at first glance seems like a JUnit extension. Do we have something similar to that of "Selinum IDE" for Flash run time ? Regards, Khurram Samad GeniTeam www.geniteam.com -----Original Message----- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Jean-Baptiste BRIAUD Sent: Wednesday, May 02, 2007 9:59 AM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [Laszlo-user] automated testing I didn't started that work on my project but I plan to use exactor on sourceforge. This would need some integration but that is a really nice approach I tested and used successfully with Swing application. Are you interested in Flash, DHTML or both as target ? We may find a way to share this effort ... JBB. mike kelly wrote: > Does anybody have suggestions for automated gui testing of Openlaszlo? I > tried to use Selenium IDE on the DHTML runtime and it didn't seem to > recognize any of my clicks or actions within the Laszlo components. > > -- > Mike
-- Mike
